His hair is short and neat and he looks very professional.

The day I decided to be okay with her staying in her business (Hair) which is not my passion we made it work.

I've listened to a lot of gray-haired investors and they say the same thing. 

I’m a high earning W2 employee but juuuust a hair under accredited investor category.

You are splitting hairs just to save a few bucks off for tax deductions in my opinion.

Plus charging them monthly means they have less incentive to be long term renters there.I've had 3 tenants with pets move out so far- the two with cats meant additional cleaning/ disinfecting where the litter boxes were and I vacuumed up a lot of hair from the corners and off the walls.  

Well...since we seem to be splitting hairs, if the sale precedes the tax due date, why would there be a tax lien?

However, the second year, I made just a hair under $10,000 in the first month and the passive income started building.Your local investor that you're birddogging for (and probably working for free right?)

I would suggest you go to your local investor meeting and look for the peeps with grey hair.  

I may be splitting hairs here, just trying to understand how experienced investors think about their cash.