Here are the notes from a few of our companies and their dog restrictions.Acuity – Akita, Chow Chows, Doberman Pinschers, German Shepherds, Huskies, Malamutes, Pit Bulls, Presa Canario, Rottweiler, Staffordshire Terriers and wolf-hybrids are not acceptable.Other dogs that have previously bitten or dogs with vicious tendencies are not acceptable.Wild animals kept as pets are not acceptable.Applicants with horses or farm animals must be reviewed with the underwriter before binding. (1 horse)Ace – Animals prone to or exhibiting vicious or aggressive tendenciesAllied – Akita, Alaskan Malamute, American Bandogge Mastiff, Boerboel, Bull Mastiff, Cata houla, Chow, Doberman Pinscher, English Bull Terrier, Kyiapso, Neopolitan Mastiff, Rottweiler, Wolf Hybrids, Presa Canario, Pit Bulls, Huskies.They will take a dog from the restricted list if no prior incidents and has his/her Dog Good Citizen AwardASI – Pit Bulls, German Shepherds, Akitas, Doberman Pinchers, Chows, Rottweilers, Caucasian Mountain dogs, Staffordshire Terriers, Beaucerons, Great Danes, American Bulldogs, Wolf Hybrids AND any mixed breed with these types or any dog with a bite history.Auto-Owners – No list.AIG – We have no hit list. 

We also have a program internally with a Transaction Coordinator who was a senior officer with the Federal Reserve.

This current property I'm trying to purchase has 6 beds, will be perfect for another residential independent senior living property after I've moved out and should bring in about 36k monthly before expenses.

Up to you to be a good legal citizen or a criminal.

so check if your insurance does that, especially if you use Citizens.

@Michael Elfant - NJ is a pretty competitive market for investors, so you might consider something other than the Absentee Owner lists that are used a lot.I'd suggest that you target Seniors in your campaign as they are often ready to downsize or transition.

As a non-US citizen, you are a higher risk (in terms of collectability of loan) and do not have any US credit history, hence, the terms. 

The biggest reason for doing (the update) is that technology has changed," said Mark Vieira, senior engineer at FEMA.

So the bulk of the money is meant to come from taxing the tech companies and returning that money to citizens.

Just because real estate investors can get bargains, doesn't mean it's what's good for our fellow citizens.