Even if I were sued, I document everything and obey the law, so I won't be found guilty.

If so, you can convert these to LTR's.If you think you are in the right contact an attorney to represent you at the city council meeting and plead your case.

Just to be clear, by finding reversed, I mean the original finding that the wholesaler was guilty was reversed.  

If you bought a house under your name, then transfered to LLC but kept paying bills on it under your personal checking then yes you're guilty.

A few months after closing they were served with a notice of foreclosure by a lender.Since there's only 20 days from service to file responsive pleadings, I quickly read the policy and the complaint, reviewed the chain of title and spoke with the closing agent who needed some time to retrieve the file and send it to me. 

Remember with regulatory fines, you are guilty until proven innocent, and not the other way around like in a court of law.

Month or so of going back and forth with the utility companies pleading my case. 

It sounds like it is possible he is guilty of misrepresentation on some of the legal filings.

Even if I were sued, I would document everything and obey the law so I wouldn't be found guilty.

He's innocent until proven guilty.