Very  very few on Section 8 get caught up because they don't have the ability to get a 2nd job (it would ruin their housing voucher) and they don't the same fiscal resources.That all being said I'm sure our experiences vary based on the how the state runs the program. 

The good of it is they require inspections which keeps your property up to date and most tenants do not want to lose the voucher.

With the potential tenant with section 8 the only thing that we did was fill out the voucher and submit it.

Landlords are suing Minneapolis over the requirement to accept Section 8 housing vouchers: http://www.startribune.com/landlords-sue-minneapol...Personally I am not surprised about this and think they may be successful as this ordinance is really discriminating against the landlords. 

Also, does anyone know if its possible to rent a single family home to a sec. 8 voucher tenant ?

Is the 70% property based or tenant based vouchers?  

However, not sure if the voucher for a 2BRs is over $1000 

They don't even take away your voucher if you burn your landlord's house down with a grow operation.

You'd be amazed at how some tenants stretch the meaning of a bedroom.However, if you're plan is to rent out to a Section 8 voucher holder now or in the future, measure the rooms to ensure they meet the minimum (I think its 70 sqft).

Before section 8 issues a new voucher to a tenant ( which allows them to move) they will give the owner some time to fix the problem.