So, I had the opportunity to see what it was like for property managers who worked for a large commercial management company.Short version: I'd never do it..  

I told their agent, got a version back still with questions unanswered pertaining to current and past landlords.

I think @Marcia Maynard, had posted her version of list of criteria to weed out ADA and ESA fakers.

Yep, I use a point system and my nicer units require a higher number of points to qualify.You might want to have different versions of your criteria that you add to the top of the applications.

The short version is at the bottom of this post. 

The appropriate version of the Notice to Vacate can be served the day after which rent is due (which is generally the 2nd of the month).If the tenants do not leave within the 15-day window of the Notice to Vacate, the landlord applies to the Rentalsman requesting an eviction which will happen in 7 - 20 days.  

Um, sounds to me like you were SERIOUSLY snooping.However, what you can do is give them a 3 day notice to cure or quit, or whatever that version is in VA.  

Previous versions of the TAR lease did contain a clause similar to the one presented by @Matthew KreitzerOn a side note, when I first became licensed in 1989 the TAR lease was 4 pages and now it is 16.

I've already had two jobs in the recent past and that is a lifestyle I have more or less denounced.Here's the short version of all that:Option one:Refinance now and make anywhere from $130 to $170 a month, depending on HOA feesOption two:Sell and go look for other properties if I have to be a real estate investorOption three:Struggle it out, maybe get a roommate to help with bills, live like no one else for around 3-4 years so that I can live like no one else til the end of timeYour help is much appreciated.

So I basically look at it like I have a product that I am selling to everyone, but then one person(voucher users) wants a customized version of that product, which is why I don't see why the extra effort needed can not be reflected in your rent price.