I did post info about chapter 475 and then her response was to call myself and others "trolls" for pointing out violations of laws.

Many violate Florida law.

What you are failing to understand is that if the information one landlord passes along to another is the truth there is no legal violation of any individuals rights.

The want to make sure you are not making money and not reporting (violation of IRC Section 61), so by filing returns with all zeroes you let them know.

Some of the new rules include:Continue to pay $50/yr for each rental property for a business "license"That license could be revoked or suspended if a crime or ordinance violation is committed on or near the property by the resident or their guests.Owners must undergo an eight-hour training course with police and fire departmentOwners must update the property to make them safer and at less risk for crime.All rental property owners must live within 50 miles of Ferguson or have a manager within 50 miles.The license can be suspended if the utility bills for two or more months go unpaid or if the utilities are not turned on within two weeks of them being shut off.Just curious what others think of these additional requirements.

It would violate realtor ethics which risks their license.

Make sure it explicitly explains the process for termination if you are unhappy with their services, but especially if they violate the terms of your agreement.3.

Do they bounce checks or complain about little stuff or have noise violations or anything else negative?

Violations from the building's department?

When HOA notified the guy about his HOA violations, he threatened he would sue HOA.