Nice place to visit (and ski), but I'd be on a plane to San Diego and moving into one of those houses.

Hi Matt,Step one might be to get them a new baby gift or two---like a couple of little stuffed toys from Target or Walmart.Drop them at the door in a box like FedEx does with a nice little card of congratulations on the new baby.If that doesn't make YOUR life easier, then wait until the lease runs out.

I sent them the lease last night and they have signed and are FedExing back to me today. 

Our bombers kept getting shot down by German fighter planes. 

You can walk into any restaurant or get on a plane, go into any hotel or any other establishment in the US that says no "pets" or "animals" without repercussion.

Try proving it one way or the other....A recent topic came up on a vet forum I frequent.....owner requests tranquilizers for plane travel for her "ESA"...... if your pet is so stressed over the travel that you need to tranquilize them, are they really even an ESA?

I loved using the USPS priority mail because they can't dodge proof of delivery and it's cheaper than UPS or FedEx. 

You can register them with certain organizations and get paperwork, but that doesn't really mean anything.http://www.wsj.com/articles/SB10528459734771100http://kfor.com/2016/01/13/turkey-allowed-a-seat-on-a-plane-because-its-a-service-animal/You probably aren't allowed to ask what the animal is for specifically.So although there are countless legitimate service animals, there are people who take advantage of the system meant to help people and leave a mess in their wake.To answer your question, there isn't a limit on service animals one can have.

Say no to every tenant request for cosmetic upgrades (not essential repairs) that you did not personally have planed.

She works for her real estate agent sister and her husband fixes planes and is working on his license, so steady jobs.