All old brick has hair line crakes is normal.   99% of exterior brick cracking (and basement/foundation cracking) is due to improper or not functioning gutters and down spouts and ducting water away from the house. 

I have no idea what they used, but hair dye or ?

@Zack Kosenka I love these situations and my best deals have come from off market deals with lots of hair on it.

It hasn't been enough of an issue that I tear my hair out, but there have been a few problems:Tenants washing laundry late at night while others are trying to sleep;Someone starts laundry and forgets to finish, leaving wet stuff in the washer or dry stuff in the dryer;Someone stole another person's detergent, softener, or even some of their clothing;Tenants don't clean the machines or the laundry room after use;Those are just a few of the most common issues.

The glassed-in 45-foot Skyslide hung outside the building that connected the 69th and 70th floors and offered a brief but hair-raising ride above the city enclosed in glass.

Spaces for corporation’s visitorsDesign and place flyers at local establishments like laundry mats, hair salons, nail salons, where we know there’s a lot of foot traffic Purchase ads and place in local news papersPost a listing to craigslist, zillow, realtor.com, apartments.com, rentals.com and other websites Hotpads.com or cozy.co → multiple rental listing platformsPartner w RE agent and advertise on MLSCreate a FB ad to target tenants Create a FB pg for rental business, post weekly content to generate following, and post listingsPay close attention to what is nearby and cater to that audience- colleges, military bases, etc.Provide stellar customer service.

. #1 jurisdiction in Canada would be Alberta by a hair, followed by Saskatchewan.

And Floyd cuts their hair, Goober rotates their tires and Emmet repairs their toaster.

A co-worker who is also an agent and investor was practically pulling his hair out because in his opinion my premium was so high $712 a year for a 2 bed/1 bath 800 sq ft.

I know it sounds like I'm splitting hairs but some banks write HELOCs in their residential department....which won't write Investment Properties.