You can also report it to the Real Estate Commission for any alleged violations of the law.

Be wary - I bought a duplex  from them in August and the "rehab" was allegedly already done.

I've been involved as an equity partner on a syndication which did not hit return goals at ALL, due to alleged malfeasance by one of the sponsors.Now that I'm on the sponsorship side, I take the reputability, ethics, morals, and so forth, of my fellow sponsors very seriously.

Also these are all allegations if you do not know who did it, so tread lightly. 

Lenders allegedly are nervous about putting LLCs as the borrower, or as a policy don’t.  

The eviction wasn't filed until September (allegedly).

Allegedly every time the tenants would ask/agree to raise rents.

Frankly, I'd be pissed that the Seller's Agent contacted you about this WITHOUT showing you (a) how the calculations were completed with an explanation of how they arrived at the "overestimated" property tax credit and (b) the new and allegedly correct calculations with an explanation of how they arrived at the correct property tax credit.IF you were represented by an Agent in the transaction, the Seller's Agent should not have contacted you directly.In Illinois, if you were my Client, the Seller's Agent would never contact you if you had an attorney at closing.I don't mean to be rude but I hate it when people like this Agent makes a statement that you owe her Client $$$ but she can't give you the amount and she doesn't really know that you should actually pay it, which is why she hasn't explained it to you.Personally, I would email her back with an "email my agent" or "email the title company" message and then wait, so that you don't do all the work trying to find out what this is all about.AND don't agree to anything as there are a lot of variables involved, which will probably include the Seller predicting that a tax rate will change or the assessed value will change (perhaps not since I am unfamiliar with Texas property tax procedures). 

Sorry to hear about this Shaun,Above all, I would make sure you know the law in LA, because that will supersede whatever is in your lease.For example, here in Oregon, you would have to let her out of the lease if there's an allegation of DV.

It is owned by James Moody, who, according to the TOLEDO BLADE newspaper, is currently under a 29-count Federal indictment, which includes conspiracy to commit mail fraud, conspiracy to commit money laundering, three counts of money laundering, and alleged embezzlement of $2.5 million in government funds.