The place for grievance is the court system.

Your attorney answers to certification board you can file a grievance with.

It is because I  have generally found that there are enough petty, vindictive, and ignorant realtors out there, that they could easily file unfounded grievances against me or otherwise make my life miserable.  

Are you aware of the organization initiated this week in New York to address grievances against AirBnB's illegal VR offerings?

I'm thinking that the taxes may come down some with a grievance but not 20%.

If you are not satisified, or they will not sit down with you, tell them you will file a grievance with the Missouri Realtor Association as well as with the Real Estate Commission of Missouri.

But the amount of love and (tax deductible) extras I’ve put into my homes shows my guests I truly care about their experience, and small grievances tend to take a backseat.

Copies of documents, such as contracts, closing statements, cancelled earnest money checks (front and reverse), or any other article that will assist in validating your grievance should be attached to the complaint.

I’m on the Grievance Committee where ethics complaints are initially heard.

I sent out my contractor to get everything he stated and much more fixed.Reached out to him again after his grievances had been met, now he's saying he would pay me weekly based on what he has and that he would pay the rest of the rent with this girlfriend's tax returns .So bear in mind that his lease expires in September, here are my thought: do i start eviction now, i dont think the courts are accepting eviction cases but i may be wrong, also there's also an eviction freeze in New York till July.Or wait till September to terminate the contract and go after him with the court.Thank You for your response