After all, fees is how property managers get paid, and not just the fees they charge you to manage the property but fees paid for various violations by the tenant is the other revenue stream for property managers. 

Here in Texas if any items are paid on your behalf it violate the independent contractors agreement.

First you're technically violating the due on sale clause, as well as other lending clauses. 

The buyer wanted me to find out if their were any open permits or violations on the property from the town and I did just that.

Assuming you're not licensed, that violates licensing law in probably every state in the nation.

"Violations fall under this state law reference: Unlawful posting of advertisements G.S.14-145, which if the charge sticks, results in a Class 3 misdemeanor.

That would violate the due on sale clause.

The Attorney General is not going to send a SWAT team to your door because you violated RESPA/SAFE/TILA/HMDA/EOCA/FCRA/GLBA or any other consumer lending act that I've failed to mention.One of the advantages that MH deals have over most RE deals is the yields are very high.

@Blake Alexander All the FHA documents that i have read clearly state that minimum requirement is that you have to reside in the property for a year, not to be in violation of owner occupancy requirements. 

For some reason this prompted him to start massaging my shoulders.....at this point I was by far violated, and now really angry.