But since it had no occurred yet, there is no evidence of it happening at the moment.

Quote from @Hares Najand: We could dig into the nuances of all your issues, but I think it's simpler to just answer one question: do you have evidence they are cheating your or failing to protect you as their client?

He sent a message on the platform apologizing and said that he was retaliating against me for presenting camera evidence of him breaking our house rules. 

Five sales or exchanges in one year or 10 sales or exchanges in 5 years is presumptive evidence of a pattern of sales or exchanges.

Here’s how you can approach this:Gather Evidence: Start by collecting any evidence that supports your claim.

I am very confident and have good evidence that these are real properties that are owned by the syndication.

You are anonymous and have no evidence of anything that you say.

While a deed evidences their ownership, the TIC Agreement evidences their right to occupy.

I have done everything within legal bounds correctly and have all the evidence to defend the deductions. 

Generally, a property owner isn’t automatically responsible for damage unless there’s evidence of negligence (e.g., they ignored warnings that the tree was dangerous).Check the LLC's Assets: You can research the LLC's assets through public records or online tools (like your state's business registry or property records).