Last Friday, I received a certified letter from a neighbor informing me his small dogs were almost attacked by my tenant's "dangerous dog" a mixed breed.

When you speak with the sheriff, it's important to find out how many movers he requires, how full the house is with stuff, could the tenant become dangerous, are there kids on the premises, are there pets on the premises, etc.

I am fully aware of the dangers of lead and don't worry about buying a older house because when I'm done it will be a safe house.

It's hard, dangerous work and I love it! 

If you allow a breed that is considered dangerous or aggressive to live in your property, and if that dog hurts someone, are you putting yourself and your assets at risk?

I think what you are doing is very dangerous!  

In one of the recent podcast a bigger pockets they talk about the dangers of working with friends.

Most of these va tiles I have worked with are only dangerous if broken, sanded, abraided, or excessively punctured.

It can also be quite dangerous if you're uninformed.

On the other hand though there is nothing more dangerous than someone with nothing to lose and things may get much worse.