So, knowing where to draw the line is absolutely crucial.One thing that I can not emphasize enough is that you do NOT want to get in to the business of making empty threats towards tenants.  

We are owners of a property that has a mobile home and a shed we rented out on a month to month rental contract....Tenant owes today for last month and was late for the month before: has been argumentive toward lan...

You hired an expert to confirm that there was no airborne mold, and therefore no health threat, where is your rent money?

Organize a block association and organize the tenants to approach the landlord with lawsuit threats.

And partially because the American people required it -- they didn't accept political stalemate and bow to the ridiculous threats of the party leaders.Sadly, the two Presidents we've had since Reagan and Clinton were more about divisive policy as opposed to constructive compromise.

Was yours actually called or was it just threats?

You don't want to go crazy and cyber-stalk your prospective tenant but it has worked for me.Will Bockoven

That's sometimes enough of a threat to get your rent.

Even the threat of legal action works.

I just updated to QB 2014 last night, from 2011 via a cyber Monday deal ($150 for QB pro).