It is very disruptive to a family, AND there might not be another available Section 8 rental for them to move into.

We will work hard to make sure there is as little disruption to you as possible.

They also will move the location of buttons that you interact with, which disrupts workflow routines that you have and makes the day-to-day harder. 

What if the dwelling is harming the land, disrupting it in any way, or being destroyed in any way?

They have potential to be fairly disruptive in the business.

Somedays there are a DOZEN children running around disrupting the neighborhood and my very desirable tenants in a nearby unit. 

Look how terrible and how much corruption there is in the LA housing area they are tearing down rent control buildings and its lead to a lot of disruption in the free market. 

Therefore, it's great that you're planning ahead and setting aside reserves for unexpected cap ex that could otherwise disrupt your ability to continue renting your property.

I guess someone will disrupt this market soon with open/standard video formats on one's own private cloud storage (Google, Apple, Amazon,...).

If an agent starts parading future buyers through my multi-families, disrupting my tenants and making me give notices to enter for nothing, I would no longer allow said agent to look at anything of mine.