Check with your insurance company though as a lot of companies explicitly state they wont cover several dog breeds and German Shepherds are usually on the list. 

I've done everything you can in the front of house from bussing to managing in restaurants ranging from casual to luxury fine dining.

Also look for best of breed properties and impact to GRM. 

You can Lose a Lot More Money in Fix & Flip or Buy & Hold than you can in Subject To.

IRA owned properties do not have the same tax advantages or leveraging capabilities, and can in fact complicate your IRA tax liabilities a great deal, while notes are simple because they are passive investments.

It's definitely easier to say no pets then to ban particular breeds.

The best candidates for seller financing I have found are those that don't need to requal right away or those that still can in spite of keeping the current mortgage.  

Recently, the landlord sent me a list of breeds of dogs that are not allowed by their insurance company.

I recently picked up a 3/2 on Priday, all in 65k, rents 1400, 4/2 on Glendale all in 75k rent 1300, Just picked up a 3/2 on Richards , all in 85k, rent 1400, Its ALL about knowledge and your team All the bestBTW, We are buying everything we can in parts of EAST Cleveland as we know what's coming. 

My advice, probably like many, is to steer as soon as you can, in any small way that you can.