People are so well off as “poor” they sell their food stamps, section 8 while spending 300$ a month on hair and nails.

No matter what, you will have to buy special products or pay for a professional service to get the smell/hair out of the unit when you go to turn it.

as well as their computers, hair dryers, dishwasher..

Its best to shop for a lender who's competent at hair ball closings. 

@Carl Fischer - thank you for the mention@Katie Lepore - Section 199A most likely will not apply to casual landlords@Michelle Eisenberg - H&RB are just like any chain business: auto shops, hair salons, large clinics etc.

Missing out on key information and not doing your research will likely have you pulling out hairs in a few years because you bought in the wrong location. 

My significant other thought I was crazy but when he sat in the overstuffed high end recliner I saw his hair stand up as the goose bumps got larger and larger.

Betsy then throw a bayonet and split the hairs as they fall to the ground. ;)) @Joel Owens

When your hair stylist offers you a free haircut with the purchase of a $50 gift card and you buy the gift card for yourself because "its actually a good return on your investment."

They can sit around and get their hair done, and have a flat screen TV, etc.The people in jail have no freedom.