But that’s an exotic world for workers in the service sector such as food preparation and serving, personal care (i.e. hair, nails, and so forth), healthcare, and building maintenance.

A hair salon business I assume has been upkept.

Meanwhile I've got a flip going currently that might cost me all of my hair and lead to grays.

I then comb through these leads looking at how long the person has lived there, what they paid for the property, mortgage balances, etc to make this list even smaller.

Id obviously speak with an attorney but also comb through all the closing docs and see if you signed any waivers or things like that

If I were listing this property in my market, I would charge 6%. 10% commissions aren't unheard of, but I've only seen them on deals with a lot of hair, i.e. they present unique circumstances that would require more than normal effort on behalf of the listing agent in order to sell.

I will be putting baseboard electric in the bedroom , but I want to get rid of the propane freestanding furnace. .Right now the electric barely supports a hair dryer and microwave at the same time , its a 60 amp federal pacific box , with a sub panel with fuses in it .

Or an auto mechanic to fill up your gas tank.You should probably do your own lawn, hair, housecleaning, and auto maintenance...sew your own clothes, build your own house...you know - because you don't NEED those trained professionals! 

I would go over it with a fine-toothed comb so you know it better than he does so your ignorance cannot be used against you.   

Dog hairs don't stick to it well at all and it really doesn't stain.