@Jeff KobernusThat sounds a hair high for a short term policy but it’s not cheap, statistically vacant homes under renovation have way more claims than a standard home owners or landlord policy.

So I heard someone complain that their tenant (a hairdresser) was seeing her clients in the rental unit and that there had been multiple complaints about drains blocked with hair.

The whole world loves to watch those who make things happen, and it rewards them for causing waves of productive enterprise.I stress this because today I see many people who are really sold on affirmations.

@Joe Gore   and Joe the average landlord answers your questions to the affirmative and how is the average tenant going to verify these answers.. and how is the average tenant going to even know to ask them.. ? 

Splitting hairs here I know but I usually factor one month vacancy per year as 8.4% = 30.66 days.

You’ll want to request affirmative coverage for forced removal of the encroachment, which will require an analysis by the title underwriter.

Information about the land and building is that the building sits on 1.3 acres and the building is 11,080 sqft. three of the four businesses in there have been there forever and the fourth is a hair salon that just started.

Thanks, Jeanne *pronounced G-knee like "I dream of Jeanie", "Genie in a bottle", "Jeanie with the light brown hair" - all things I have heard my whole life :) 

If someone said they were 100% successful, you would know they were either full of it or hadn't been in business long enough to grow hair.  

@Michael Ablan the answer is no Michael unless you're former Cirque du soleil performer, still has a 6 pack and a full head of hair.