Yes, the landlord will have to pay the legal fees deductible on its own liability insurance, and will also suffer incredibly intrusive inquiries into every aspect of its business and personal life as the parties engage in "discovery" during the lawsuit.A third party who trips over a tenant's child's bicycle on the front sidewalk, and suffers injury and medical expenses, will look for somebody to sue.

in California as of 2020 it's not legal to turn anyone down because of section 8 usage but you still can have tenant requirements like good credit or minimum credit score that you follow for everyone that the section 8 tenant likely won't meet.I waived those for the section 8 tenants that I mentioned above and thankfully it worked out but when I had done so for other tenants not on assistance it has bitten me on the butt.Long story short: if you screen section 8 tenants like you screen your other tenants (with a little wiggle room for their financial situation), interview them/their current landlord (if you can), and you don't mind more government intrusion into your business (property), then try it as a one-off to see if you're okay with the level of administration required.  

If you arent doing a full gut rehab many people try using mini-splits because it's a little less intrusive.

I believe that pest control - whenever possible - should be the responsibility of the tenant as the tenant is the one who is disposing of food/trash, maintaining the cleanliness of the property, and securing doors and windows to prevent intrusion. 

Apologies for the intrusion.

I was in first class so not as intrusive to the neighbor as being back in coach where your really shoulder to shoulder. 

@Brandon Sturgill, an intrusive question which you most certainly are not obligated to answer, but may I ask how is the progress to that # going so far?  

The Bill of Rights is protection against government intrusion on (name your right) freedom of religion, to assemble, to bear arms, etc.

http://www.sfgate.com/politics/article/Santa-Rosa-...In Santa Rosa Home owners, landlords, and the community are beating rent control, forced inspections on tenants and government intrusion

I want to ask details but hopefully its not too intrusive. its nice to hear other peoples experiences but whats your freedom number?