Unless TX has some statutory language saying you (as in sellers) are responsible after closing for future repairs, I wouldn't put much thought into the grievance. 

File a grievance with the Board, get on a meeting calendar, get other owners to write a statement how their parking space works.

If the Asian failed to perform regarding marketing to bring buyers that are qualified for cash offers through the property, well that's a grievance between the seller and the owner.

It is similar to the attorney grievance commission but I didn't catch the name. 

My goal would be to sue the HOA into action if they don't play ball.And read your HOA guidelines/covenants/whatever, there may be a grievance process defined, as well as remedies for issues such as yours.

Contact the appropriate union and see if they have a grievance process. 

That means even if he had to pay out of his own pocket he has to pay it....if he doesnt, he is going to end up in front of a grievance board who will find him not in compliance with a number of things.

They want 2K for grievance.

From our own experience, we will still say that we wouldn’t recommend Crestcore for any kind of service in owning property in Memphis but that is solely our opinion.Well then if this is all true there are places to file these grievances that are more appropriate than just slinging mud on BP. 

In terms of the accounting, previous deposits, emails with the previous manager, all grievances and their associated rental  discounts has been audited, accounted for, and documented.