Restricted Breeds shallhave the broadest possible meaning, and includes, but is notlimited to, any animal displaying physical traits or characteristicsof any restricted breed animal, whether by observation or bystandards established by the American Kennel Club, or otherapplicable association, or defined by any law, statute, orordinance.Furthermore, at every rental I have ever lived in with my dog I have been asked for a pet deposit, proof of vaccination and a picture of the pet.

I do, however, sponsor 2 kennels in Saskatoon & 2 more in small towns across the province annually for the SPCA / Humane Society. ...

I'm in the north of Seattle area building duplexes for ourselves. 

@Jasraj Singh I only invest OOS because I am based out of SF Bay Area.

Here are some of the steps I am taking to get into commercial multifamily deals.1) Networking with other investors that are in multifamily in my area.

Mail to the registered agent not the LLC.3) Whatever list you get, crunch it by your criteria (area, build year, whatever you want) and save this new list.4) Go to Walmart and buy a 3-pack of legal pads (white or yellow) for $2.50, odd color pens (blue, green, red) $5, and business envelopes $10 for 250. 

Money poured into the area. 

We put in baby kennel while we painted.

@William W.Boom hit the nail on the head...technically a “pit bull” is not a recognized dog breed by the American kennel club...it’s a cross breed between a Staffordshire bull terrier and a larger dog and the issue is what you just said they have the lock jaw mechanism of the staffie with a personality of an unknown crossbreed plus the size.

I will begin House Hacking with a Triplex or Fourplex around the Norfolk, VA area.