Too many times I see people ignore the Fair Housing Act and only look to the ADA guidance.So where the ADA says the animal must be a dog (with a narrow exception for miniature horses) - under FHA the tenant would be allowed to have a reasonable accommodation for animals other than a dog (e.g., Cat).Here are a few good resources on service animals in housing:https://portal.hud.gov/hudportal/documents/huddoc?...

Once you narrow that down, then you can worry about the money--if you even need to worry about it.

There are many determining factors and indicators in this market that will allow you to narrow down a solid price point that is reliable based on market activity - I do it every day for investors, investment companies, and lenders throughout the country that need Metro Atlanta home assessments. 

Based on your introduction and profile, I think we have similar real estate investing interests except I'm primarily focusing in LA for now and particularly interested in flipping.Feel free to reach out if you ever want to brainstorm together on narrowing down different parts of LA to focus on!

Second, when you narrow down the kind of REI you want to start with, use keywords related to that. 

Consult a local attorney for a more thorough analysis of your case for a narrow view of any local exceptions that apply in your particular case.

Hello BP members.We have narrowed down 2 properties for our primary residence.

My narrowed options are a 0% down first time USDA home loan or a 3-5% down FHA.

I'm narrowing in on Hobart, mainly near Lake George and a few other pockets.

Have you narrowed down a county and property type yet?