Also, is there an alternative course of action to resolve this dispute?

I hope your situation can be resolved.

Additional info: I am not very spooked by the idea of less desirable neighborhoods, I feel like a good property manager can resolve most of those concerns. 

I bet you could find new tenants quickly once you resolve the situation.  

The key is having systems and a solid team to help you resolve issues.

Appraised at 255,500 and my credit score is around 780-when pulled I think it came around 760, but a reverse late payment that was reported (now resolve bc it was incorrect) my score went back to the original score.

A heavy-handed approach should only be used as a last resort.Why not hold a meeting, via zoom if necessary, with you, the tenants and the new PMC to try to resolve the issue?

Either way it sounds like you will more than likely will need an lawyer to get this resolved if there isn't one.  

I'm thinking I would have to possibly engage an attorney.At any rate, thankfully the issue was resolved a few days later.  

My wife found it out in a print out that I brought from the landlord office.Any adivice to resolve the issue?