I have an acquaintance that tells me that even if my insurance company has a restriction on a breed of dog, that it doesn't matter because it is the tenants who are liable for their dog.

Contractors, whether they're GCs or subs are a different breed.

When people ask what breed she is I always reply, "feral."

My name is Kevin Breed and I own a small general contracting firm in Carolina Beach, NC which is near Wilmington, NC.

I then send them more details about other policies (no smoking, dog breeds) and move-in costs, as well as my on-boarding process.  

My homeowners policy lists German Shepherd as a "dangerous breed" and will not insure the property if that breed is there.

Just a note that if the dog is a “dangerous breed”, you should check w your insurer.

Check with your landlord insurance to make sure they cover her breed.

I've been saying for a long time that the lower class is breeding at a rate many times that of the middle and upper classes.

This gives me a GREAT CASH ON CASH return.Owning properties free and clear allows for me to make the rules and have fun with the real estate investing.If you do what everyone else does, you will get what everyone else gets.NOT ME.SUCCESS BREEDS SUCCESS