The accusations are insane.

For example, the 3rd complained of how loud the second floor was,  the second floor accused the first floor of breaking into their apartment and stealing their TV, we found out there was quite a bit of short 'visits' to the first floor by lots of people at all hours of the day/night (selling drugs) and last but not least found someone sleeping in a sleeping bag in the basement!!  

Yes, you guessed it he was accused of burning his house down with his wife and teen son in the house.

Not accepting each and every application tendered, regardless of obvious qualification issues, carries the risk of being accused of illegal discrimination.The person who applies to 20 different places possibly is not doing his own due diligence, and is unknowingly applying to places where he clearly doesn't qualify.

Same advice as the others: Listen to your attourney, document everything, do not harass her (see: https://www.seattletimes.com/seattle-news/property-manager-accused-of-violating-eviction-moratorium-will-pay-tenants-nearly-300k-settling-states-first-coronavirus-emergency-enforcement-lawsuit/) And file the day the moratorium is lifted.

But because I didn't 1099, paid via W2, I paid the workman's comp insurance, deducted and paid his taxes, they couldn't accuse me of fraud.

No she is accusing me of not being Christian and for turning off the internet (city wide outage.)Is there something I’m doing wrong or is this a normal horror tenant?

As we were loading he returned and accused us of trespassing.

We start issuing lease violations to them, and every time, they use each other as support and making false accusations against my parents that live on site saying they are doing illegal stuff like entering their unit while they are not there and somehow privacy issue of my parents spying/watching them in retaliation.

Same in NY, you can not discriminate against “source” of income, a lawyer accused me a few years ago of discriminating against source of income because I declined a security agreement, I asked for a cash security deposit.