The tenant was previously told to keep the area clean of any debris and she is generally on top of things but at the same a pain with requests (she wanted me to install shelving in the basement at my expense, at move-in she said the property wasn't clean because there was 1 hair in the tub -I think we all know this kind of tenant).

They will not accept things such as flushable wipes, personal wipes, baby wipes, paper diapers, sanitary napkins, tampons, wads of toilet paper, dental floss, balls of hair, paper towels, newspapers, grease, oil, table scraps, bones, clothing, rags, sand, dirt, rocks, or children’s toys.

It is extremely important to know and understand what you are looking at not only in the financials, but also in the physical facilities.I, and three partners, sold a 1,000 site community for just a hair under $40,000,000 with a lot rent of $217 to an overeager buyer who never seemed to learn that he could not raise the rent to match the purchase price.

Good Lord Katie DeLormeI feel for you and the hairs on the back of my neck are standing up with rage.Lawyer up, go to war!

You being in 1st position would have to be paid the full amount, they being in second may have to take a hair cut depending on the irs taxes and the value of the home above and beyond what the first lien would be.

Carpet shows traffic, stains, and retains dust, pollen and hair, but is dirty cheap.

After they moved out, it took a lot work to clean the place: pet hair was everywhere, including in the refrigerator!  

Soap scum, hair, etc. builds up.

The PM says because the hair and who knows what else accumulates over time, that Florida law goes as far to say that it wouldn't be fair to penalize the current user of the property.I could certainly see this if the lease didn't specify, but they are saying we can't put it in the lease that the tenant be responsible for keeping the plumbing fully operational.Thanks to any knowledgable Florida landlords out there!

Hopefully, u didn't pull out all of your hair.