Approximately 1/4 of the inspector's complaints/bashing the work was incorrect, and I learned the hard way that I should have had my GC there to walk through with him or speak with him before the final inspection report was sent to the respective home buyers (lesson learned).  

Still I contacted the tenant and let them know about the complaint.  

I've spent a considerable amount of time calling people and listening to their complaints about realtors as well as driving to homes, previewing them, and hosting complimentary open house but have led to nothing.

"My son owns four houses" or "my son owns and rents out six apartments" is a very powerful, complaint-stopping statement in American society.

@Asahn GuytonAll applicants are subject to a criminal background check.This link will list some of the items they are concerned with: http://www.state.nj.us/dobi/division_rec/licensing/reclicqual.htm

If they are under 18 you do not need to run criminal or be overly concerned about who they are.  

An eviction attorney in your area will know the for-sure answer, but you'd likely just have to add "Unknown Occupants" to the forcible entry and detainer complaint so it includes anyone who might be there.

I'm seeing a lot of complaints from residents about the pool not being fixed for over a year. 

Expect to have to deal with neighbour and HOA complaints. 

In Washington it is a criminal act to mail to people in distressed properties but they don't define "distressed".