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Pit bulls in low income housing

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  • Baltimore, MD
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Does anyone have experience allowing pit bulls or other "dangerous breeds" in low income housing units? What is the liability to the home owner if I put a specific clause in the lease regarding pet behavior and owner responsibility. I'm investing in Baltimore city in case that's relevant.

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Curt Davis
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Curt Davis
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I would first ask why would you want to deal with all those issues?  

Low income, pit bulls, crime, non paying renters,etc......

It would be creating a headache.

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