@Brennan Utt, I certainly understand the desire to protect yourself, but as others have eluded to, you are likely putting yourself in a more dangerous legal position by using the alias on legal documents.

As the saying goes, the time to buy is when there is blood in the streets.The 15yr mortgage is incredibly safe after the 15yrs have passed, but also very dangerous during those 15 years. 

Maybe the distinction is unclear to those not in the construction industry.

Search around and find a provider who covers dangerous breeds.

I don't exactly want to occupy a dangerous area for the minimum year it takes for the FHA.

One of the greatest things a landlord can hope for are concerned neighbors who will keep an eye out for unusual and dangerous situations that could arise and notify you of problems that are brewing.The second thing I would do is call for a maintenance inspection of the property, with proper legal notice.

Do you retroactively apply the discount or do you treat each as distinctly different transactions in order to determine eligibility for the higher discount?

However you must be selective in choosing dogs, you must not allow any dangerous breeds.

This was a dangerous dog and will be put down because of it.

The beauty, and danger, of real estate investment lies in the fact that it is as much 'art' as it is 'science'.