I have mixed feelings about this as I am of the opinion the government is generally not the best at administering things in the free market, however I have seen first hand some slum lording of STR's and unsafe practices.I think for now if you are in those TX markets you will have to play ball but I think they will keep pushing new rules on you until people push back.

If there was some big play to happen with that program asset class and tenants. 

Personally, my philosophy is I am fair but firm.Regarding turnover times. 

Fair points. 

Which is fair everyone does.

Once those steps are done, the process becomes fairly straightforward.If you’d like, we can send you a copy of our Section 8 Guide for Landlords, which goes into more detail.

They told me that they did this because they felt it was " fair " based on the fact that the tenant moved into the house, then had a wheelchair, and did not request from me to change anything within the home such as wider doorways for wheelchair, and under a specific law I would have been required to make such changes and " didn't have to." 

Its a product we offer, just doesn't get a lot of play, because its a pain to refinance that seller out down the road.

Part of this is a diversification play. 

Posting an update here in case anyone is following or is curious on how this plays out.I received an investor update from the sponsor a day or two after initiating this thread.