That's where you would file a grievance as well. 

If you have a grievance you are invited to sue the State.

I think you're also suppose to be able to get the city's help if you have any legal grievances against a rental owner as well.

If you think it warrants a grievance you should get a copy of that states' ethics rules, and read them. 

Generally, you want to avoid eviction proceedings if you can after a grievance has been document, because it can draw it out.

while he is talking with me someone tells him that I have filed a grievance with my Bank about this while and he ubruptly end our all - these people are scamming hardluck individual out of their last few dollars for their personal gain - BUYER BEWARE!!!

Every town should have a grievance committee, which is usually made up of officials, business people and realtors.

Your situation & grievance is something to be handled by the Indian State Real Estate Licensing Agency.

I have filed a grievance against the attorney for all the good it will do.

You seem to have an apparently biased opinion but have failed to list one true and real reason as to why this would not be beneficial for an owner... you list many grievances and speculations... but nothing of substance and validity.