@Joel OwensWe could argue the financial logistics back and fourth all day.

You should have been made aware of pending votes for rental restrictions and could have been more proactive to argue against them or it might not have mattered if majority didn't want investors in first place.

I essentially argued that 2,000 sq. feet was too big for one place so they should let us make it into two and they let us.

If you understand this and continue to shelter your home, then it is a personal choice; I cannot argue against that.

I argued their statements with facts based on true tested children in Lucas county and not on projected study numbers as they misrepresented.

I had this situation recently and successfully argued that if the person was never in the chain of title, he cannot affect title.

If they're on title to the property it would probably be pretty hard for them to argue that item 4 is satisfied, but consult with an attorney on this point.  

Two people could look at the same measures, and rationally argue whether they indicate the market is undervalued or overvalued.The key is looking for an under-market deal.  

Do I attempt to fine, evict, argue, put terms in lease, etc.)

If XYZ Corp. owns the Property LLCs, and ABC LLC collects the rent money from the properties.