Your goal should be to get them out as soon as possible with the least amount of damage to your property.

He called the property management company and they said they could do nothing about gossip, only if there is damage to the property or such action.

Now you may have adapted quickly and minimized the damage.

Will a tenant get mad and do $5,000 worth of damage in your rental this year?

If you want to sell the property getting comps is tough and getting financing is even tougher.Also, as you said, if the property were damaged severely you would not be allowed to rebuild other than SFH.

Be happy he's gone, keep his security deposit (send the tenant a statement showing what your damages are and how that $200 is being applied), and get on with life.

First of all you need to send your tenant an Itemized bill for his damages showing why you are holding his security deposit. 

If it happens, none of the Partners will take Cash Flow out until the Lending Partner is fully repaid.As far as natural disasters which can put us in even worse of a situation, we will be dependent on our Insurance which also includes rental loss provisions as well as Damage and repairs.

Also, I am not sure of any damages to the unit at this time.

Its water proof and if a piece were to ever get damaged you can replace just that piece.