But, you'll also receive a lumps profit once the syndicator sells the property, which you can in turn reinvest into more syndications.I like this strategy because it is 100% passive. 

I'm definitely trying to absorb as much as I possibly can in order to take the right action as soon as possible.

Yes, he deff can. In

Breed restrictions on pets?

And that's exactly what's happening now, and will continue to happen for generations, as the EU successfully manages through economic policies to breed the Greek population down to small-enough numbers to sustain itself on an economy based on specialty agriculture and tourism.So this is what I learned: no matter what your business strategy is, you are never going to successfully cheat the piper forever.

Any breed of dog can be allowed IF the tenant gets a rider on their renter's policy covering any "insurance classified dangerous breed". 

From the sounds of it, I’m leaning on assigning a weight restriction, and limiting the amount of dogs and breeds a tenant can have on my property.

@Alina Trigub yes that is the question to consider but if I am going to do all the work, as in @Mark Benevento case, I want to make more than I can in a syndication for Doing that. 

You should seek out a local real estate agent who knows investment properties, and start looking at everything you can in your target areas.

What is the issue and how can in fix that?