I knew I would be pulling other's hair balls out of the drain and it's the #1 thing I absolutely hate.

I understand no dogs for various reasons (hair, fur, wear, accidents, destruction, smells, etc.), but to single out pits just seems ignorant to me.

Just as that doctor brings value in treating you, as the CPA doe in your corporate accounting, just as that attorney does in representing the client, but for some wild haired idea, new wholesalers with less knowledge than a Realtor seem to find ways to justify their value beyond what they are really worth.

I didn't have a problem with that.But one applicant was a hair dresser, says she have clients who are closer to her home then her salon, or may be wanting a cut after hours would come by to get their hair done, I declined.

That said, in the scope here a small hair to split amongst the other ideas.

You can also use a hair dryer to speed up the process.

Not a good place to be, but reputable broker dealers will affirm that the note is a valid and properly secured obligation.

But that's another story).Anywho, the realtor gave me the valuation of what he could sell it for, thereby affirming my sale price, then I hired an attorney to write up the documents, and the title agency took care of the rest.

It's not that hard to figure out, but in a foreclosure case, many judges aren't lending experts and you don't want to create an affirmative defense.

Once you hit a certain threshold, it requires people, processes and systems to be in place or you will pull your hair out.