So you may not be covered for a month's rent - don't count that chicken yet.4) Assuming you can hold them responsible for rent, you should still get the property turned as quickly as possible to avoid the vacancy loss.5) Determine the loss in physical damages, vacancy, etc. and send them a bill. 

While that is the law, nobody redeems....I'll bet 1% redeem, so I would just count on never getting that.

“It is not the critic who counts; not the man who points out how the strong man stumbles, or where the doer of deeds could have done them better.

Since you can't count the income toward a loan, I think their value will be on par with normal sq footage. 3.

bathroom count doesn’t matter.

Right...and if you go to court, I believe the judge will count that as accepting that months rent correct?

The guidelines are clear that what counts as occupancy is the place you sleep the majority of the nights.

Specifically the property type, unit count, LTV, etc.

Quote from @Kadia Lawrence: You count the Section 8 voucher as part of their income.

That will help counting the rents toward your overall income.