Those breeds are considered among the "dangerous" ones and are controversial as tenant-owned pets.

Hi Nicole,Just an FYI, some real estate offices will pick up the tab or reimburse you for getting licensed if you join their firm, also its best to find an office with good training program otherwise you're just armed and dangerous until you get more experience under your belt, anyway, best of luck!

You could have one street that is great, but a very dangerous neighborhood just a few blocks away. 

The easement also requires that whatever you put there allows their trucks access to maintain the lines basically that means a way through for clear cutting under the lines in which case you have to mark anything that might be in danger from their bushwackers.

Our clients do not lose money, we do not put them in danger.

It sure doesn't seem she's in any actual danger (she's not married to the nutter, after all) and hopefully the shock will wear off by the end of the month.I had a gruesome suicide on the porch of one of my properties.

At the risk of sounding like a grumpy old guy, my pet peeve is all the newbie posts who just say Hi and don't really ask anything of substance.  

(This is the most dangerous and volatile type of investing) Then structure your portfolio accordingly. 

Once you've invested in something, done your research, made money, and decide to sell, you need to be careful, Jim Rogers says:Now that is a very dangerous time.

This property is just down the street from me and I cant get it off of my mind (dangerous emotion).