Our primary is a 1400 sqft 3 bd 1 bath wood frame home with a 2 car carport that sits on just a hair under an acre, with mature pecans and oaks.

You find a property with some "issues" and shave the hair off and you can make a nice profit.

If you're considering Maggie, perhaps also consider Waynesville, which is a hair closer to Asheville and is also hot regarding appreciation potential. 

too funny... we can list a whole bunch of things that require licenses that are not as important or involve peoples life savings.1. cutting Hair.2. flying an airplane ( although that can be dangerous with or without the license)3. food handlers permit.4. bar tender permit.5. special permit for motorcycle.6.

Really keeps things classy, won't clash with your Brylcreemed hair and gold chain.Parthenon InvestmentsOlympus Property GroupHestia HomesPriapus Renovations

Hair salons, nail salons, yoga studios, Dojos.

I know that project has a LOT of hair on it, but that I what I specialize in.

Hi All -- My name is Taylor Jackson, and I could probably be best described as an early adolescent investor; not a baby, but no real chest hair yet.

The reason why I am pulling my hair out is because a single family resident are worth more than a duplex in South Pasadena and it seems that if I am going to gut out the property its better if I went that route. 

before splitting hairs on depreciation and tax benefits decide what your skills and your "why".and, unlike me, weigh downside risk as likely. things go wrong all the time. any wisdom I have now comes from big mistakes.That said, a group of mobile home parks in the same area makes sense.