You have to have the tenant get the dog certified as a :Canine Good Citizen® It is a program that shows the owner and dog are responsible.http://www.akc.org/dog-owners/training/canine-good...Here are the dogs that are on the "dangerous dog" list:American Pit Bull TerrierAmerican Staffordshire TerrierChow ChowDoberman PinscherPresia CaneriosRottweilerStafforshire TerrierWolf HybridOnce you have the animal certified, the duplex can be insured with anyone.

Document a formal closure to the contract and have it notarized.I know this seems like a lot, but I see working with family as dangerous thing.

Having said that, as tax pros we usually deduct 100% of all HOA dues unless there is a strong distinction of the funds.Having said that, improvements should not reflect poorly on your cash flow or your ability to have a reasonable expense to income ratios.I would find a new lender.

But it is certainly starting to have its own unique vibe - distinct and different from Boise.Feel free to reach out if I can help with anything. 

The general perception in the insurance industry, as well as general population, is that they are dangerous and aggressive.

The other chimney had to be relined and rebuilt higher than I could stand, and that was flat-out dangerous so I contracted it out to a chimney crew and they charged me an arm and a leg.

When all they have is a hammer, the danger is that everything might start looking like a nail.

Their timeline for renovation is very short and that’s dangerous.

The income from the rental unit will also count towards the financing - giving the buyers a distinct advantage for their first purchase.If I were going to buy my first home again - this is what I would do!

You can be walking in one of the hottest neighborhoods in town (Northern Liberties/Fishtown) and end up in one of the most dangerous neighborhoods in a matter of 3 blocks (Kensingtown).