If they caused you damages due to their violations of rules governing licensed brokers, you may be able to make a claim through the Real Estate Recovery Fund.2) either you or your attorney send an official termination of services letter (if you haven't already), wherein you need to demand that they remove listings, return to you your property they are holding, disburse your money to you by a date certain. 3) if they fail to comply with your demand, contact an attorney to prosecute the remedy.You can attempt to re-list your property yourself or with a new management company, but you may run into problems with listing websites when they see an existing listing for the same property.

These buyers benefitted from lower monthly payments and avoided the intense competition seen in subsequent years.As inflation picked up, partly due to increased government spending and monetary policies, interest rates began to rise sharply, reaching around 7.5% to 8% today.

I already tried contacting a permitting attorneys but thought someone would know better.Side note for the goodies, local ordinance is not a federal law and is not subject to jail time as far as I know.So I'm designing the two ADUs with that in mind and putting them on their own power, water and sewer in case I 1033 in the future.

Check with the City or government entity who determined it's uninhabitable to find out why.

I am pretty sure this violates several federal anti trust laws as well. 

So i would check out the local government for section 8 payments in your area.

Well, I will tell you how I did it (or you can just listen to me on the podcast in my signature below).I spent a career working in local government.

Plus you never know what the government could do in potentially changing the rules. 

They are already inheriting my property; the government isn't required to benefit them even further.

Also, if the new buyer defaults on the loan you'll lose your entitlement forever unless you (or someone) pays the government back whatever they paid on your behalf.