So, there is another issue with dog bites if they were provoked and the conduct of the victim, their age and actions together with how the dog acts, using reasonable force or mauling someone as mentioned by our dog police here.

You are forced to settle for less desirable tenants.Another issue.

If you PCS you can originate more than one because you were forced to move by the military but other than that many lenders have that buffer period to prevent you from gettingresidency based terms and then flipping the house immediately upon closing, which you should use an investment loan on.

I would think that a reasonable judge would allow this, worst case forcing me to hand the partial payment back to the tenant, which I will be prepared to do in cash.  

I'd say the only major downfall to the turnkeys is really just your inability to force appreciation on them.

As a landlord I do have a bit of extra leverage in that, if they mess up my place, Section 8 will boot them from the program, and they'll be forced to live in the govt housing projects.

Or will the restrictions work, forcing money to stay?

It then forces you to figure out how to answer the question or counter their point and in doing so gives you a better arsenal for getting that favorable outcome you want.I just caution you not to take bluntness as rudeness.

Well, I am waiting for the day when we can buy really cheap hurricane proof impact resistance windows, those windows can withstand 200mph hurricane force winds and a cococut projectile coming at the window at a speed of 200mph, and the glass is made of a material where you can use a remote to adjust the transparency level to control how much light is let in, and you can set it so that it is totally transparent, 50% transparent, turn itself into a mirror on the inside or outside only, or make itself into a screen for me to surf the internet or watch a show. 

But it's a waste of time and money for either of you to force the issue in courts, IMO.