That coverage deals with Liability from such things as:  - Libel, Slander, Defamation of character  - False arrest or imprisonment  - violation of a persons privacy   - wrongful eviction    etc..All of the above are possible issues for a Landlord.Good luck in the search

There are even professional tenants who try to make money by bringing up discrimination lawsuits so watch out for tenants trying to bait you into a violation. 

That sounds like it could be a violation of your state licensure laws

I know, technically, it's a violation of the loan agreement, but I also know that a lot of people do it anyways - for obvious reasons. 

Plus, it's making my relationship with the board even more difficult.To compound matters, the board has always disliked my tenant, and in response the property manager sent me a loony tunes letter asking me to evict her based on the accident and other "nuisance violations" (her cat got out into the hallway a few times, she doesn't always break down her boxes, she walks around at night, she's surly).

A member who receives a distribution in violation of this subsection, and who knew at the time of the distribution that the distribution violated this subsection, shall be liable to a series for the amount of the distribution.

., grandfathered) or illegal).The county or state department of health and/or environmental quality to determine the status of any outstanding violations and permits needed to operate the utilities in the park (if applicable).Definitely include your attorney but also understand that speaking with the local governing agencies and obtaining details in writing is critical.

A failure to pay the housing assistance payment to the owner is not a violation of the lease.

For example, in my state (like most), if a tenant moves someone in who’s not on the lease without the landlord’s permission, the landlord has the right to issue a Cure or Quit notice and force the tenant to remove the person or face being in violation of the lease and possible eviction (provided the lease prohibits unauthorized occupants from residing there).On the other hand, if someone moves into the property with the landlord’s permission, they establish the right to occupy the property - even if they’re not named on the lease.

Read up on fair housing, choosing to rent to a family or not is a fair housing violation and could put a $k dent in your pocket with a fine right off of the bat.