Chosen Kingdom Builders controversies
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2026
Michigan AG sues Chosen Kingdom Builders over housing assistance practices
Lawsuit filed
Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel filed a lawsuit in Ingham County Circuit Court seeking to dissolve Waterford-based nonprofit Chosen Kingdom Builders and remove its president, Kwanzel Revon Howerton. The suit alleges that the nonprofit misrepresented housing assistance services, operated without a real estate license, and caused tenant evictions and property owner losses.
Stated objective. To dissolve the nonprofit, obtain injunctive relief under the Michigan Consumer Protection Act, and remove Howerton from the board of directors.
Source excerpt
A lawsuit filed Tuesday by Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel seeks to dissolve a Waterford-based nonprofit for misrepresenting its housing assistance services to consumers.
The complaint, filed in the 30th Circuit Court in Ingham County, names both Chosen Kingdom Builders and its president, Kwanzel Revon Howerton, for allegedly luring Southeast Michigan property owners and tenants into leases by omitting material facts about the nonprofit’s available funding and housing assistance.
Nessel says the lawsuit is seeking injunctive relief under the Michigan Consumer Protection Act, the dissolution of the nonprofit, and the removal of Howerton from the nonprofit’s board of directors.