It is a special breed of individual that chooses to rent from a landlord they do not get along with, break or follow whatever rules they choose and when confronted with resistance resort to calling a lawyer.

Bison are even more capital intensive because they require larger stronger fences and equipment and the breeding stock are more expensive as well.

Also if they have pets, are there restrictions that anyone recommends placing; like no cats, dogs under a certain weight and breed restrictions and a non refundable pet deposit?

Before you know it you are 60 years old and you have cut out everything you possibly can in your life over the last 40+ years and you have only saved $500K or $600K.  

With those, I'm not afraid to play with that money and squeeze out what I can in terms of profits, because I figure that money is "already in play", if that makes sense, and there are some short term gains I can make by selling and exchanging, even if I end up with another MF that's market price.

If it really is a service dog, then the breed is a moot point.

Either they are just the most charitable person you've ever met, or they found they can make more money on you than they can in the business they are supposed to be teaching.

Get them out as soon as you can.  In

The advantage I see to this option is that you can in effect create a duplex in a nice area that does not have duplexes (i.e.

Every breed has the capacity to be distructive...No pets.