This would put personal belongings at risk as well as turning my own living quarters into an undesirable place to be.

Not daily because of the money but because it would pack on some serious pounds!

Don't be penny wise and pound foolish.

If the items have little or no value (i.e. a 1994 17" television that weighs 70 pounds or a large chest of drawers from the 70's that's missing two handles and a drawer) then you can dispose of them as you see fit.

If you purchase a property for only $30K in any Chicago south suburb, it will be a property that will either require a ton of work, which means that $30K isn't enough; or a property that is located in an undesirable location which means it will be more difficult to attract tenants.

Instead of going by breed, you could restrict by size and age, say nothing under a year of age, or over 30 pounds.

I have gotten close a few times to buying vacation properties as recently as May 2018 where I was in the offering stages of a property in Myrtle Beach, SC but backed out because they restricted dogs over 30 pounds and mine is a very large great pyrenese.But I'm a huge financial/spreadsheet nerd and think we need one for vacation STRs so if you don't get any help with this send me a pm and I'll build one for you. 

Also, my son, 4 years old and 45 pounds, rides a 4 wheeled vehicle which uses skate board wheels called a skitter.

You'll definitelty be on the watchlist of undesirables who know where you live and want what you got....Atleast for a ride.

@ryan r Depending upon the size and configuration of the house, the shear loading at the corner of a residential structure can reach a couple thousand pounds of force with a design wind loading in most of the U.S.