The point is that we developed our systems to combat or resolve *most* of the troublesome guest behaviors.

How would you advise combatting the high property taxes of this area?

I have had several friends along the journey be forces to exit due to combat or training-related injuries.

Wanted to see if anyone has advice for combating inflation and opinions on what this will do to the housing market over the next few years. 

Which would combat that issue, if we see one it may not be for a year (on the flip side it could be next week) and we can see some houses come on the market in a year after the forbearance ends.

I have a basic understanding of construction from being a Combat Engineer in the Marine Corps.

I'm just getting back from my second combat tour in 3 years to find that I've lost another job because I deployed (the hospital had to hire a different doctor while I was gone). 

So having it rent ready is a huge plus and will save yourself the headache of tenants getting combative over things you already plan on fixing.As for responding to denials, please be very careful with this and I would seek legal advice.

Use ID Verification and Facial Recognition: Apps like OnFido (an identity-verification provider that uses facial-recognition software to ensure you are who you say you are when you visit a property for a self-showing) can help combat ID fraud for scammers interested in pulling a fast one on you.

Are you practiced in any offensive and defensive hand combat disciplines?