Do you spend your free time trolling  Wholesale forums, spewing your venom and baseless accusations? 

I would do this before any legal action they take, else you can be accused of retaliation.If pressed, I would tell them that you strive for win/win L/T relationships, and you only want people living there that are happy with their housing conditions, and with them this is clearly not the case.

I take pictures and have a witness. 

Then they accuse us of not keeping them informed.The #2 reason we've been terminated is over maintenance costs.

She claimed that someone threw a rock and broke the windows, in the meantime, my handyman was in the neighborhood and witnessed her breaking the windows and threw out clothes, it seemed like she was fighting  with her husband. 

Best one I have ever witnessed was a washing machine strapped to the hood of an old Ford LTD.now I'm wondering why I have a  truck when obviously I have a couple very capable material haulers. 

Four, Buying a house wit ha a large lot of land, renting out the house while building another house or two.As you can see I am all over the place and I hate that, I know that I do not know what I am doing because I don't have one solidified idea/plan of action.

I would also have a 2nd person with you for all interactions, as a witness.

Since I currently reside in KC, I’ve witnessed firsthand the amount of travelers to our “little big city”.

@James Galla what I mean is, for previous work, there was never a charge for coordinating maintenance, I have witnessed them with the most recent bills for similar work and was advised that this has always been the policy, and when I advised of the previous work and never a maintenance "coordination fee", I was advised that those were waived (believe this is a convenient excuse to squeeze the orange as hard as possible, seeing how this relationship is circling the drain, or to start charging when they should have previously - I believe it's the former).