In my management agreement any code violations or repairs mandated by a housing inspection have implicit authority to be made.

When I read that, I thought that it seems to be wildly exaggerated and wondered how the author would know.

Going against legitimate associations and ruling authorities is a game that you will most likely lose.

In addition, I am a licensed REALTOR in PA, MD & DE, an author and home inspector apprentice.

Yup watch american greeds episode on Remington financial and google ingrid Robinson to see how these scammers operate.. its always tomorrow and its always some other excuse.. they suck you in with rates below market and well we all want to hope its true but its not its a scam.. and generally you will see on the American Greed episode the dollar amounts per individual borrower is small under 10k so no authorities really are going to look into it.. it too small to litigate over so the money is gone the deal cancels for non performance and the Investor/ borrower many times losses their EM and their due diligence money spent.

Jordan Kreisher call your local authorities and write a letter to your city complaining that you have an illegal vehicule on your property.

In Delaware you won't get a tenant list from the WHA (Wilmington Housing Authority). 

Additionally, it might be worthwhile to check with your local housing authority or building department for specific regulations and standards for rental properties in your area.

While it may not be the same for every state and/or servicer, in order for me to transfer my house to an LLC it only required me to submit a few simple documents: copy of the filed Certificate of Organization reflecting ownership, copy of the filed deed deeding property to LLC, documentation from local tax authority showing LLC as the owner, and hazard insurance with LLC listed as owner. 

Reading the documents for THA (Tampa Housing Authority) it looks like I'm overthinking the situation.