One concern I'm having is the band of homeless that's taken over the corner a couple feet away, I know they can be transient (my family has been in The City for almost 100 years), could be a deal breaker if Mayor Breed continues encouraging homelessness as previous mayors have done.Originally posted by @Amit M.

My landlord policy will not cover that particular breed.

Its none of the tenants business on how much you profit on them and will only breed resentment if you are making good $$ on the investment.Keep it vague...... market rent is X and my expenses on A/B/C go UP every year....not down.....so each year I keep rent static or drop it, my investment is going DOWN....and that's not a smart investment.

However, my wife and I breed dogs as well so we need a place that would accommodate that as well.

I am a born and breed Rhode Islander, currently working as a Marketing Manager with strong ambitions to be financially free before I am 35 (currently 26).

At the end of the day it’s all about you - how resilient you are, what your willing to do to succeed, to acquire the next unit, how risky (or not) etc. just go out there and get it!

Breed restrictions on pets?

My portfolio and the way I have structured it are resilient.

And that's exactly what's happening now, and will continue to happen for generations, as the EU successfully manages through economic policies to breed the Greek population down to small-enough numbers to sustain itself on an economy based on specialty agriculture and tourism.So this is what I learned: no matter what your business strategy is, you are never going to successfully cheat the piper forever.

With all that said...... it's not for pity but to show that with resilience you pick yourself up and keep going!!!!