No loopholes, but no lender will call your loan due if your move in less than one year is incident to military orders.If you can afford to keep the house as a rental, that may be your best option vs resale.

If they are a day beyond that, it's an extra $50 each.Since this seems to be an isolated incident, and the "check is in the mail", you can just text them and remind them the late fee will be due if the check doesn't show up by tomorrow.What does your lease say about late fees?

IF they actually contact the police, your tenant should be able to provide you with an incident report. 

Back when I marginally cash flowed, those types of incidents could have crippled my finances.

When the incident occurred I opted to pay for all of the damage & I also paid the $900 water bill that occurred because of that incident.Since the purchase of that house I sold 3 properties for her and her daughter.

Hopefully it;s just that one initial incident and they will be OK from hear on out.

Re-evaluate the long term cost at the time of next incident.

@andy k, I would inform them that their deposit will be applied to this incident.

Does anyone know how I would research the frequency of incidents where LLCs were set aside?

This is especially true if there is a claim or incident as underwriting may take longer.