It saves me the cost of a turnover and if they have lived there for any length of time the pet "damage" (odor, hair, scratched up doors etc.) has already been done.  

Here are the signs I have seen so far :-We recently started to see some hair size cracks in the kitchen tiles following the same direction.

I’ll be combing the forums hoping to cut through all the ambiguity.

To remain out of govt cross hairs if I were you I would buy and only market it once you've already taken title.

It's like saying "My sister cuts hair in her basement and she is far superior and has more clients than a person on Mainstreet could ever have, because they are retail consumers and all need perms, nails and Dye jobs"!!

and combing the forums here for added lease clauses that the more experienced landlords here use.I'm extremely grateful that my wife read the legal books and reminds me of what we can and can't say or do and how to make sure we do what is required.  

Cut the hair off!)

Jay, I tend to think that millennials (and technically I am one, but only by a hair) are split down the middle.

The attractive areas that you would want to invest, are usually covered by investment teams that are using the fine comb now to locate properties.

I have literally grown a head of gray hairs at 26 for their stupidity.