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I'm sorry you're having those problems. I assume from your letters that you're a local so there's no national offcie to involve.
1. Go to the university general counsel and tell them you suspect fraud. The school may be willing to help, even though you have no evidence at this time.
2. You said they might sell the house. That suggests that they are incorporated. File a complaint with the state attorney, saying that you suspect fraud.
3. Have the undergrads retain an independent attorney (not an alum) to represent yor interests.
All of these things are designed to shake up the status quo and get straight answers. It is painful short term, but you'll get some satisfaction and may save your chapter.
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