Since the biggest risk is being accused of fraud, and since a remote entity won’t help you in fraud lawsuits, again, it probably doesn’t matter.  

Months later, Tenant then accuses me of “threatening” her because of the keys situation.

It is very easy to look from afar and make accusations without not being there to experience the reality of the situation.  

Can you tell me more about the accusations in the complaint?

While I am not involved - i have read the accusations and whether or not if they are true, that would scare me enough to stay far far away from anything they are associated with. 

Don’t accuse people responding to you post of having negative characteristics, ulterior motives, or belittle them in any way5.

It ends now.I won’t judge the accused.

However, this nightmare of false accusations makes me hesitant.My thoughts are: 1) Ideally, Facebook has genuine investigation resources to rectify the damage caused, and 2) I hope the Facebook group will accept your husband’s explanation.

@Joshua Smith, ok, I'll attempt to answer your "you don't get it" accusation to @Chris May, where you wrote "Moving a portion of the balance to a place where you only have to pay interest on THAT PORTION while you pay it down is obviously quicker and more cost effective.

This works well for me but one thing to note about this process is you absolutely need to know your local and state laws very well so that you don’t break any rules or run the risk of being accused of discrimination, because you will be turning people down and should have a legit, legal reason not just that you don’t like them.