Instead of trying to combat your tenants not paying rent, why don't you try and determine why you have that problem to begin with?

Gotta love that tax free combat pay. :)

How do you combat the high crime rates?

Instead, she would like me to provide her with combat roach baits.Is this asthma story a viable reason to decline my attempt to immediately resolve this roach issue?  

Tenant is responsible for keeping a clean house with no food the rats can get to.You might also try working with your neighbor to combat the rat problem (hopefully the adjacent house is not vacant).

I've just learned that the only winning strategy to combat fear is to constantly learn and improve.

If you can't handle stepping in to a grocery store or attending Sunday church service without a dog in your pack, you may need to be medicated and under constant supervision.I'm prior military and a combat veteran.

To enforce it, they were pushing a landlord license where you have to pay a fee and list all your properties and then if you didn't combat tenant issues, property upkeep, etc. the way they wanted, they could revoke the license for ALL your properties.

I'm not being combative, its a serious question.

I seldom put inspection contingencies in, because I have management go over the place with a fine-toothed comb at the first showing- so I usually know what the problems are.