I am a total dog lover and have 3 myself (including a French Mastiff / "Hooch", which is basically a pit bull on a lot of steroids, but not bred for fighting, so isn't on insurance radar), but every time we've bought a house we've had to clarify that we did NOT have a Pitty, Rottie, German Shepard/Belgian Malinois, Doberman, or Chow.

Lee Smith I work with German American Bancorp as my mortgage broker.

Over the past year we had almost new condos offered for less than half of their retail value, we saw a duplex in German Village sell for the price of one of the units, and we found rent ready HUD homes listed for only $11K.Bonus Tip for HUD InvestorsThese are the deals where you get the lowest offers accepted.

he mentioned that he has a support dog that is a German Shepard and that his current land lord dose not like it but cant do any thing about it.

They were chinese, Indian, French, German, and many other nationalities.

Grandview and German Village is too pricey.

It's worth a read and I believe it's germane to this discussion: https://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2015/03/2...

We have a minimum income requirement to qualify for this unit (3 times monthly rent); based on your email, it appears you meet those qualifications.Regarding pets, we allow cats and most dog breeds except for the following:-any breeds/mixes known under common parlance as “Pit Bull”-Rottweiler-Doberman Pinscher-German Shepherd-Alaskan Malamute a.k.a “Husky”-Chow Chow-Great Dane-St.

German Church.

Though gray interest might be more germane to the original subject of retirement.....