Has the tenant filed an answer (document denying the allegations of your complaint)? 

It would depend on the specific allegations in the negative reviews for me.

Some of the first properties I looked at (over 2 years ago) were multifamilies in Arsenal Heights and Bates Hendricks that were priced very low for the alleged cash flow. 

There are a lot of things I would recommend you putting in place, to ensure there are no complaints or allegations of discriminatory practices or other problems, prior to any communication. 

Great project there that was allegedly hard fought to get community acceptance, but now is widely hailed.If you're into tiny homes you can tour several of the manufacturing shops in town.

You could allege it all day, but without proof they couldn't close, it seems that you'd be stuck.  

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The result was I provided all of the evidence collected over several years and Bank of America was allowed to respond with, "we don't find anything to substantiate his allegations".

Code of Laws.I am not familiar with the scenarios you speak of personally, but if there is conduct in any of these transactions by a real estate licensee that would potentially fall under “grounds for denial or disciplinary action” under the South Carolina 40-57-145, then complaints should be filed for investigation alleging the specific conduct that one believes to be in violation of the practice act.SECTION 40-57-145.

The bottom line is that the Checkbox Monkeys don't just go by some alleged Fannie Mae standard.