Of course if increase rents by $75 to $100 per unit the CoC will increase too, but it will all depend if the location and condition of the property allows me to do so. 

Otherwise @Ronald Rohde is a popular local attorney here on BP and in Dallas that you might want to consult.You could of course use a 3 day quit letter or whatever notice is required in your lease and see if that is enough to encourage them to move out. 

As long as it meets our criteria of course haha  

Other then a though tenant screen (credit, income, rental history, pre screening questions etc.) what steps does the eviction protection offer to owners?

She'll have this problem elsewhere(of course), unless she finds a house. 

The few vouchers that actually exist very rarely move and while the idea of collecting more rent than the regular market would provide is of course intriguing it just doesn't work that way. 

RetiredMD offers a great program for this and good courses and community for you to share specific details on.

Most will charge a reasonable annual fee, but think of it as insurance.Lastly, consider just getting more insurance, typically an umbrella policy to cover your entire portfolio, instead of OR in addition to an LLC.Of course, discuss all this with an attorney!

I like the option though for this reason.. so our seller has taken in all this money and of course its tax deferred..

I think pricing ranges up to $297 per month and they don't give you the package info until you sign up for the trial and put in your credit card.