I would ask if they can provide info on dates and times of the alleged violations.

Low and behold the house next door had been sold in 2012, its street number was only 4 digits different (as in 8523 for subject property and 8527 for alleged house next door)Then I looked at the description of the sold comp and it was identical to the description of the property detail listed on my subject property.Current situation, it appears that that house became an REO and the bank or a 3rd party investor is now receiving rent payments from a tenant who has lived there for at least a year.

I learned that the fair housing department will investigate me and collect evidence to support his allegation.

The Court of Appeals of Maryland held that a member of a limited liability company could be personally liable for lead paint related injuries allegedly suffered by children.

We have a local seller who is counter-suing alleging not just that but violation of FDUPTA (unfair trade practices), as well as other claims. 

Do you not have the decency to sit down and type out a step by step explanation that caused you to make this allegation? 

So now she is full on nasty and making all sorts of allegations against my property manager.  

They are allegedly maintaining enough infrastructure and employees to continue managing current investments and to pay investors.

One of the neighbors called us today, and listed the following issues:1) There are 5 people living in the house (there are only 3 on the lease), and the house has become a party house with 10-12 people going in and out every day2) Allegedly, pot is being smoked frequently in the backyard at said parties3) Drunken behavior including peeing in the backyard where neighbors can seeNow I'm a little worried that illegal activity may be going on at my house.  

I'm trying to be polite here, but there's no shortage of people willing to take your money to allegedly teach you how to get rich overnight, but more likely to fund their own business.