Easy for me to do since I'm blonde hair blue eyed anyways.

So I found a hair stylist that wants to open her own salon and is excited to rent my space.

Id love to here from some of you that have been in similar situations or maybe another take on it, maybe I have options Im not thinking of.Side Note- Im a flipper/realtor with a rather unsteady income $100k-250k a year and the wife has a solid income (Owns a traveling hair salon) I hate that a lot of pressure is on her since her income is super steady and mine fluctuates so damn much.Opinions NEEDED

I'm a hair stylist so I have great networking opportunities everyday just like you!

Storage office is unit 1, 2 is empty, 3 is a hair salon, for is a security service and 5 is an ambulance service.

The biggest concern I have moving forward is effective management as a landlord/my own tenant and choosing roommates who won't make me want to rip my hair out!

She has won multiple awards and has >80k followers on her hair instagram!

Unless you are running large draw appliances like window unit ACs or electric dryers or microwaves and hair dryers on the same circuits there is no reason they won't work.

I considered just paying him the final amount to get him out of my hair, but the only thing that stopped me is the fact that I am spending $12k to finish the entire job + clean up the original person's mess. 

We have found it's the turtle vs the hair approach, with at least 3% consistent rent growth in Indianapolis for example, we have been able to hit consistent returns and do not plan on changing anytime soon :)