We don't openly breed competition, because our targeted markets are often narrow.I think you need to secure a paycheck job, and work real estate on the side until you can learn, and build up some capital.

i am an investor that got my license recently.I have to say.....i got my license bc I am an investor myself and cant find a Realtor that understood me.Secondly, I was very surprised that investor friendly Realtor are a very special breed.

I don't exclude "aggressive breeds" as it depends on the dog and its owner.$200 non refundable deposit and $20/per month rent per pet.Important to note also that I specifically sought out insurance policies that did not have breed restrictions. 

That said I know a lot of landlords who have run into issues with the ESA process; there's a difference between extra fees and cost to cover destruction of property, and as far as breeds, some insurance companies are a bit more reluctant to insure the property if certain breeds are residing there.

In case of a suit, will insurance companies or courts require a DNA test if a dog is suspected of being something other than what is listed on the vet records?
Thanks!
Kyle

Regardless, they had an aggressive breed dog so they were disqualified because I’d that.

I would require them to purchase an insurance policy without breed exclusions. 

2 pet maximum40 pound maximumRestrictions on breed for dogsCats and dogs both allowedNon-refundable pet fee and additional pet rent (per pet) applyPet must be at least 1 year old and housebrokenPet registration papers must be providedThanks in advance for your help/ideas!

My buddy is that rare breed of guy who actually pays far more than the court-ordered amounts, like clockwork, to his ex-wife so that his daughter can be well cared for. 

If provided with documentation to being service animals does that waive my restrictions on breeds, numbers, size etc.?