I am a disabled combat veteran, and understand that some people need a service dog/ emotional support dog.

The real goal is to understand what asset protection really is, and how to combat it effectively. 

I combat this by just saying Barnstable County or if it is a specific town/area.

What can we write into our lease and our rules to combat arguments?

Of course there are still the occupancy laws which help to combat overcrowding.  

Maybe I'm also partial because he is a combat veteran like myself. :-)

Hello All,I am a combat blinded veteran trying to find the most appropriate links for landlord forms, contracts, operating procedures, tenant binders and binders for lender presentation, and so on.

Sometimes I'll even be a little (note, a little) pushy and see if they're easy-going or a combative b**ch.

What can I do to combat this?

The associations want their maintenance fees, and if you have a good (non-combatant, non-cellphone-throwing) relationship with the association, it's not a problem.