Well the 2nd month in a row my tenant asked me to work something out because she lost her job cutting hair from the pandemic.

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

I have a tenant (hair stylist) getting close to $3k/month (plus she got the $1200 & $500 for each child) for being one of the 'stimulated' non-essential un-employed.

A hair dryer will pull almost 15 amps on one hot.

Between the urine, hair, and claw sharpening on all the woodwork they can really destroy a place.I would probably pass if your main plan is to put a highly allergic person in it, but if the numbers work out well and you can rent it to an animal lover it might not be a bad deal.

Less than 2 months ago, I passed a hair follicle test, I'm told is accurate to 3 years back.

The seller knows he's going to take a hair cut on selling the note. 

Jerry,There are a dozen ways or more to find the owners, and if I told you, it would make the hair on your neck stand up...

I'm not exactly afraid of commitments as far as finances go, but working a job just to keep on top of bills your always Just-Over-Broke, and your exhausted when you get home and you always want to get some rest so your prepared for a better(or easier) day at work the next day, elsewise you'll be first in the cross-hairs on the at-will list for companies to lay off or fire.In the last 2 weeks, I'd say I've accumulated about 100 hours worth of searching real estate ad's, reading books on real estate, forums and the like, and I am leaning towards an FHA 203k loan, or something similar such as owner financing.As it is right now, I am set to start my new J.O.B. next week, but I am expected to work nearly 70 hours a week my first few months there.I think a "stupid" question is far better than making a "stupid" decision!

Dawn, I assure you, you would have fit in just fine, all you'd need to do would be to put a flower in your hair!