If you want to charge the cancer patient more because you believe there will be more hair in the drain, requiring more frequent plumber visits.... you may find a fair housing violation.

If rental in that area is in demand then there really wouldn't be a reason for them to put in a wash dry.

Personally there is only so much time before the next uber-like app for barbers and hair stylist comes around where they go door-to-door like an on demand business.

The market is very dry here currently in my opinion, and what is available is too high even compared to the end of the year last year.

DR's techniques are grade-school stuff mostly suitable for people who are total basket cases - good for lots of people who are clueless, but once you are a hair beyond clueless DR's methods don't stack up against how most people accumulate wealth.

For Hampton roads I can recommend the Drying Co for insulation. 

It seems pretty cut and dry, but I was wondering if there is a work around.

We close loans in LLCs where the ink is still dry on the origination documents.

-Tenant shall refrain from disposing of things such as diapers, sanitary napkins, tampons, paper towels, wads of toilet paper, newspaper, children’s toys, matches, Q-tips, balls of hair, grease, oil, table scraps, clothing, rags, sand, dirt, or rocks into drains.

Pretty cut and dry.