I am in the Air Force and currently stationed in Del Rio TX.

slow down and take your time  don't force this thing. 

However, a municipality cannot force their way in--they must have the tenant's permission (not the owner's). 

Didn't have the LLC so nearly wet myself when my attorney said they could force the sale of both of my houses to satisfy the judgement. 

If you don’t like the place fine, I wasn’t force-feeding the application to anyone they weren’t even on the way out the door you had to break stride and go into the living room to get one. 

I want the drug task force outside making sure my property is in no way a haven for illegal activity.

If they're small they may offer to settle or just give up.Other states allow creditors to seize your interest in an LLC (which doesn't affect other LLC members) and some allow the court to force dissolution of the LLC, which affects all members.There's more to setting up a solid structure than that, and this all affacts your tax burden. 

I was initially looking at home prices and considering buying in this neighborhood now, and banking on the forced appreciation as the neighborhood gets built out over the next few decades (a LARGE neighborhood).

If I were forced to offer it, my rental criteria would just now include a minimum amount of reserves in your bank account.

Meaning they are not forced on the visitor.