You could consult an attorney, but you'll need some kind of proof of wrongdoing by your PM. 

But rarely ever will a court hold another court (Judge) liable for wrongdoing - i.e. not allowing the Landlord to evict the harasser!

You can to charge if you'd like, I choose not to.I personally walk through each the over to look for anything broken and ask guests to alert me of any wrong doings.

I understand they showed proof and he still denied any wrongdoing.

I asked him if he was worried about potential problems with tenants and he said no because if you report them for wrong doing they can lose their section 8 privileges.

Along similar lines, if @Tristan S. commits the actual wrongdoing, the above structure may not help him at all depending on how Texas feels about participation liability. 

OIG and FDA are ultra-sensitive to the *perception* of wrongdoing with companies, and many big fines have been paid to avoid full blown court actions (which could have dire financial consequences).  

If the tenant does not "cure" the situation by giving you the ability to have access, eviction would proceed.I understand your frustration as you are just trying to correct the tenant's wrongdoing.

But in this case where a young man uses a generic real estate phrase on his website and then gets threaten with lawsuits without doing one once of harm, or wrong doing whatsoever....in my mind that is civil legal intimidation and an abuse of the civil legal system.

Friends have warned me that property tax is one of the big annual expenses that cannot be overlooked, so I'd like to be prepared.I called LA county office of the assessor and learned that since the escrow was closed in May and the current tax year does not end until the end of June, I have to pay the "supplemental tax", an amount to reflect the difference in property value for the remaining tax year (please correct me if I am wrong).Does that mean this supplemental tax can be avoided if I closed the escrow on 7/1/2016?