I just don't want to get accused of spamming in here or anything :)M

They accused us halfway through the process for doing something "illegal and unethical."

The most important thing is to determine your criteria upfront, including your automatic disqualifiers, so that you are not accused of violating the Fair Housing Act.  

I don't want someone to purchase a property and then discover something that I missed and accuse me of ripping them off.

I’m not naming names, because I don’t want to be accused of badmouthing my competition, however I will note that I am a reluctant property manager not looking to expand my portfolio under management.

Somebody wanting to sue for you backing out of a bad deal or accusing you of selling them a property with defects like unknown termite damage).

He'll likely insult you and accuse you of hidden agenda's and financial problems that you are looking to solve at their expense.

To make it painstakingly clear, the seller is accusing me of manufacturing a positive Stachybotrys airborne test as leverage for a credit on the sale.

I'm not going to get involved in the whole LLC debate again, lest some cowboy come along and accuse me of wanting to deprive the children of landlords of their college funds.  

You mean you made an accusation but you don't already know?