Hair is compliance based on what has been said, I assume the disclosures are proper.The agent/broker has a right to deal for themselves.

They then had to wait years saddled with crappy mortgage debt for the asset and minimal cash flow to try and buy something else.If this is not the only property in the market it seems like you might come out better searching for a property with (less hair on the deal) as we say in the business.   

I bet she sees no problem spending hundreds of dollars on hair products a month, tho?

By then I was so fed up, it was worth it to eat the cost of my deposit in order to never hear from them again.It was my fault that I ignored the red flags when I saw Lee Arnold with his slick-backed hair and lapel crucifix.

However if the reason is to keep you (owner/landlord) out of there hair?

Send mailers to Hair Salons/Barbers: These places are social hubs – lots of talking going on during haircutsSend mailers, ads, business cards to Insurance Brokers: Policy changes from owner occupant to landlord or vacant house coverage.Recruit Mail Carriers to notify you of vacant propertiesSend mailers to owners of multiple properties (target them to offload portfolios)Post advertisement in PennySaver type papers: “We Want to Buy Your Property”Send mailers to water, gas, and electric company shut off listsOr, just buy leads from: a. www.listsource.comb. www.USLeadsList.comc. www.MelissaData.comd. www.zbuyer.come. www.AgentPro247.com

If there is no avoiding an 8-10% vacancy rate almost regardless of your rents, because of other factors - poor neighborhood, unstable economy, etc - then you would probably be wise to just price right at market or maybe even a hair above and accept the vacancies.

For something as little as a clogged toilet or backed up shower (wifey's hair), I can open an app, and a few taps later, it's taken care of within a few hours. 2) Amenities - I rent a place that's nicer than I'd buy.

keep in mind by the time a NPN gets to the street so where an individual who cant buy a larger tape gets a whack at them they are pretty picked over and many times have some hair on themthat's my take on it....

The washer smelled like mold, and the dryer vent was clogged with dog hair.