I am more and more accepting the fact of how rare my skill of "Money Breeder" really is.

Years ago it was mostly lots of acreage owned by farmers and horse breeders until last 5-7 years of home builders making progress. 

As you take action (other than spending a bunch of time working on business plans that involve you being a heart surgeon, dentist, & dog breeder) you'll figure out what's working & what isn't. 

Much like a reputable breeder remains a resource for a dog they have bred & sold, I will remain a resource for both my buyer & seller, throughout the remainder of the transaction.I get the remainder of my wholesale fee through the title company, at final closing. 

@Chase Dunlavey start looking for a rental property and see how likely it is that you find one that will accept a tenant who is a dog breeder.

@Jay Hinrichs, that's what my dog's breeder said (in Iowa).

I do not allow that.Glad you were easily able to find out about that breeder!

It can be scary for those that are risk averse to a fault, compounded by the fact that all they know is that their Uncle Sherman rented to a meth head with 5 kids in one unit and a pit bull breeder with an anger problem in the other.

In Los Angeles there is a limit to 3 dogs and 3 cats unless you are a breeder with a license (I used to run a dog rescue and got very familiar with the laws).

They might be breeders, or they might be animal hoarders, or they might be crazy... any way you look at it, it's an absolute NO to me.