I don't want the tenant-tenant drama.

If you dip your toe in their issues, you will never be left out of the drama.  

So for us it worked out better to have the inherited tenants to get through the renovations, but did have some growing pains and drama to deal with and after 2 year, all units are renovated and have awesome tenants and went from 2450 to 6k a month gross rents and we have bought our second house hack in May.

Less drama if you make this a single family property. 

@Mike DymskiLandlording:  pay or quit, service animals, should you evict, drama issues, how to qualify an applicant?

There's so much drama I could add about the sister, as she's likely a drug addict, and has completely drained the 86 year old lady's bank account, and many more stories that would make your head spin, but I don't have the time.       

If you buy in Madison county Rankin county and buy nicer properties you will get better managers but the cheap hard to manage props only a few will put up with the BS tenant base and all the drama associated with it..

I'm sorry to be so harsh with you, but this seems like you're furious at your tenant for asserting her rights as a party to litigation, and that approach will get you nowhere. 

Very matter of fact, courteous, timely responses that don’t get you caught up in their drama.

I may not like your ability to restrict tenants from legally owning guns, but I also don't like the continued erosion of property owners rights in parts of our country (the Costa-Hawkins drama in CA is a good example).