I'm sure it isn't your hair she is cleaning up after.

I have one of those laser measure tools and do it on inspection day.

Zillow absolutely, 100%, is laser focused on completely re-defining the transactional process of real estate in the entire United States, no joke.

He could also track you down, flatten your tires, kidnap your dog, and dye your wife's hair green.

Now, after two years, I've invested probably 750 hours into learning between books and podcasts, met with others locally who invest and have a hair over $30,000 saved.

Become laser sharp focused with one specific strategy, run your numbers based upon your learnings, have a seasoned investor check to see if you missed anything significant, and maybe choose a "not so expensive" property as your first attempt.... 

It may not be coming from laser guided bombs, mortars or other conventional means, but it IS tactical, deadly, and the collective outrage is more than justified as any populous finding itself the target of such feels the powerlessness, fear, horror, rage. 

Wallpaper hanger...need a license; landscaping...license; yard services...license; oh, heck, see for yourself here:https://a1contractorservices.c...Every State has their own licensing laws, whether you are talking about RE licenses, Contractor licenses, Hair Stylist licenses, and nearly anything else....

It's no different than deciding to open up a restaurant, hair salon, or other type of business. 

When I go over the move-in inspection form with the tenants I explain that everything drains and flushes fine at present.I remind them of the lease clause covering that.I explain that it's common sense: that if it's the house's fault (tree roots, old pipes -- then I pay) but if it's their fault (hair, paint, feminine products -- then they pay).Unfortunately most tenants have the attention span and comprehension skills of a gnat so it never fails that I have to call a plumber at least once.As Brian suggests, though, if it's a great tenant I'll cut some slack.