Maybe - the neighbor could also sue you for being negligent in renting to a known window breaker.Anyway, super slim odds of it becoming your problem.And no, ending a lease by giving notice is not an eviction.  

Service animals are very smart and highly trained and the odds of a service animal destroying your property are slim to none.

So the actual value in the law is slim (in my opinion).Just my thoughts and thanks for posting it!

This is not an Arizona specific forum, the chances of somebody knowing the exact answer you need are slim.

Even if you do the chances of them beating you in court will be slim since you'll obviously have counterclaims for your breach of lease, damage to property, etc.

The chance is slim in my mind anything would come of it and sometimes the risk outweighs the loss. 

There are a lot of lazy lawyers out there, and like I said, the odds of a tenant learning the law and calling you on it are slim - but it can happen.

@Daniel LevineNo doubt the cap rates are low and the margins are slim all along the front range. 

Because the chances of someone having a clean record prior to renting and then becoming a felon and/or sex offender is pretty slim.

I wouldn't spend money on an attorney, unless I had to.Odds are really slim this tenant would sue you.