@Derek Leblanc,the seller needs to either, know, like, and trust you before you will get what he or she feels is sensitive info that you are asking for, or they need to have their hair on fire and are extremely desperate to sell the property.Imagine if I asked you;"What's your Social Security Number, date of birth, Mothers maiden name and any medical Issues you have.Without the proper context, this would create discomfort, and come off as extremely invasive.

I am 20 years old, currently working in a hair salon making decent money but just starting out.

He told me if I ever consider PMing to just go ahead shave my head because I'd pull all my hair out in the first year.Some folks are quite successful at it, but I can't imagine you'd be excited with the $/hour return when compared to rental properties.Another option would be to consider investing out of state - you give up some of the control you have, but can get much better returns and pay somebody else to deal with the headaches.

Some bureaucrat will get a hair up their hole and make your life miserable and there will be no way to avoid it except to spend more money on lawyers.

If he knows he can sell the house for $155,000 why is he willing to take a 40k hair cut plus closing costs?

I'm pulling my hair out trying to find a page previously visited.

It would have a luxurious spa and hair salon, state of the art fitness gym and a fine dining restaurant.

As such, we can apply the same idea to pulling your hair out over priority of filing like in the case above.

I have two properties in Murells inlet, both are just a hair over 1%, but both still cash flow about 200/month

That being said, there have already been some happenings with these tenants that have made the hair stand up on the back of my neck.