I suggest small dogs, most insurance companies want you to keep from vicious breeds anyways.

there is a difference in negativity and reality.. that's all I am pointing out.. full blown rehab construction is fraught with Risk.. we deal with it every day.. even new builds guys make boo boo's  I walked in one of our new builds same floor plan we had built numerous times and the window is too low won't pass inspection.. cut it out.. cut out siding replace replace siding patch the dry wall re paint.. etc etc.The other major thing is that rehab contractors are not new build subs.. your subbing each trade out .. your rehab contractor is usually a different breed and one that can actually run a whole job for you is usually doing work for owner occs and  charging for it.. what YOU need to pay to make a profit brings you down to the guys and gals that need utmost supervision..  

It should be against the law for people like that to breed.

Explain if you would and trust me this is not for me because I am a buy and holder just would like for you explain why you have decided to fix and flip in a market where buy and hold is KING.SUCCESS BREEDS SUCCESS

All vicious or exotic breeds as identified and not covered by insurance are not allowed at any time or for any reason.  

Just keep in mind your renters and buyers are a little different breed of folks.

We are a rare breed and it can be overwhelming but if you push through you can make it .i will leave you with a quote from Calvin Coolidge -Nothing in this world can take the place of persistence.

At that point you can make better determinations based on age and breed of the dog.

I wonder if this ruling will change any landlords views on the subject i.e. those who have decided discriminate against certain breeds (pits specifically), or those who set weight limits on tenants pets, etc in the terms of their leases.

In-fact, Mayor Breed is implementing LE policy where policy will non longer respond to non-violent calls for service.