I would personally look into whether you can require them to complete an information packet on their “service animal” that includes picture, name, veterinary records, training records, HIPAA release forms for their doctor and employer that allow them to talk to you regarding their “service animal” and/or the alleged disability that requires said “service animal”, and any other relevant information regarding said animal.

Its nice that there's an allegedly high occupancy rate, but how are you supposed to see if the cash flow services your debt and puts a little something in your pocket?

But alleging they committed fraud is a big allegation.Fortunately most of my rents were processed prior to this issue. 

Some online HML's will allegedly provide POF if you "register" (ie. pay a fee) with their company.The contract goes in the name of the purchaser, the purchaser's LLC or other purchasing entity.

Does the ticket itself provide a citation to the statute you allegedly offended?

I know BP is a place where people like to vent, but I would like to point out that your allegation is untrue, that somehow RW keeps providers just for referral fees.

You can certainly have your mother in law report these alleged violations to the authorities as well.As to the hotel of two bedrooms, since the home is only two bedrooms, I don't feel that was below par but again, I'm not an attorney.

The part of the article that alarmed me the most was this: "the money he offered me wasn't even enough to buy a decent tombstone for my daughter." this was said by an 81-year-old woman named Mattie Qualie, whose daughter, Lorraine Woods, age 58, died in 1998 from an alleged long exposure to molds.

Sir i went through a tough divorce...I am asking you to not make allegations about me till you know my story.

Allegedly because the units had been subdivided long ago without a permit, long before the owner bought them.