Quote from @Barry Ruby: @Mike Hern Hopefully the developers that build real homes have access to real wet water rather than water rights…I heard a short while ago that water was an issue in this market.It can get a little dry here.

Let it dry completely, and then repeat the process over again, as needed.

One set on the beds, one set in the cleaning closet and one set goes with the cleaners who take the dirty ones back to the dry cleaners who do a professional job of cleaning and folding.

You can't even cut someone's hair in GA without a license and that requires substantially more expense and schooling.

I hear the past owner used to take care of the property, until he got hooked on drugs.There were a few areas noted on some of the ceilings of water staining and dry wall sag...mainly in the first floor units.

It sounds as though you have done some rehabs in the past, so I would highly recommend buying something with some hair, renovating it, and renting it out.

If you have an underground leak, you may notice that certain areas of the yard do not dry up.

Patience and dry powder 😊

They also passed some very important legislation preventing denial of tenant/applicants based on hair type or style. 

Do you think your leads will dry up?