The "disease" is being recognized by the American Psychiatric Association.

(link)Also, while acknowledging the limitations of breed identification, the Centers for Disease Control nonetheless has this to say:"Despite these (breed identification) limitations and concerns, the data indicate that Rottweilers and pit bull-type dogs accounted for 67% of human DBRF (Dog Bite Related Fatalities) in the United States between 1997 and 1998.

He currently has Chronic Kidney Disease and although he is on Medicaid he needs money for his monthly expenses.

Anyways here is my current assets and liabilities and I want some advice on the best way to purchase the homeCurrent Residence Value $1.2M debt $200,000Rental Condo Value $650,000 debt $229,000Rental home 1 Value $65,000 rented $800/mo cashRental home 2 Value $65,000 rented $850/mo cashRental home 3 Value $65,000 rented $950/mo cashRental home 4 Value $65,000 rented $950/mo cashRental home 5 Value $65,000 rented $500/mo(our maid)Land Value $150,000 rented for $700/mo cash to a car lotLand Value $150,000 rented for $350/mo to a small hair salon in a 400 sq ft structureAlso have a car financed at $1500/mo, i know i know cars are bad investments, well I have an incurable disease and im not going to live forever, so I put half down on my dream car, its an exotic and should appreciate anyhow, and financed the rest at 1.99% through chase private client.So my issue is when financing the expensive rental was debt to income, as you can see alot of the rentals I have are lower income rentals and the people pay me in cash.

Notwithstanding any other language to the contrary, should the Governor declare a state of emergency pursuant to § 44-146.17 of the Code of Virginia in response to a communicable disease of public health threat as defined in § 44-146.16 of the Code of Virginia, and if that declaration specifically provides that the eighth enactment of Chapter 552 of the Acts of Assembly Special Session I shall supersede the language set forth in enactment sixteen of this act then this sixteenth enactment shall not be effective so long as such a declared state of emergency remains in effect.

Animal control is an option but they won't always come, in our area they only pick up diseased animals.

I’d write up a warning letter that dog feces is unacceptable where families and children play and poses a health hazard to the other tenants due to bacteria insects and spreading of disease .

In addition to what that article has (no authoritative guidance cited and they missed a ton)...here is what the Act really says:  - who is diagnosed with COVID-19 by a test approved by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention; or - whose spouse or dependent (generally a qualifying child or relative who receives more than half of his or her support from you) is diagnosed with COVID-19 by such a test; or - who experiences adverse financial consequences as a result of being quarantined, furloughed, laid off, or forced to reduce work hours due to COVID-19; or - who is unable to work because of a lack of child care due to COVID-19 and experiences adverse financial consequences as a result; or - who owns or operates a business that has closed or had operating hours reduced due to COVID-19, and who has experienced adverse financial consequences as a result; or who has experienced adverse financial consequences due to other COVID-19-related factors to be specified in future IRS guidance.

One died of liver disease.

id like to help this person above , who clearly suffers from know it all disease (frequently diagnosed, usually originating from childhood insecurity) with reality....defensiveness at the audacity of being challenged much?