If you mean in an unarmed outdoor confrontation, yes, but people have "rights" under the law and exponentially more ways to retaliate against you.

If you're paying top dollar and get hit with regular rent increases, confront the landlord.

Did the hard thing confronted him about it and he backed down hard.

This would leave me with money in my pocket every month and give me the advantage of confront the interest rate. 

But now I'm confronted with an opportunity to make a very good profit right now and remove any headaches from the property so I am second guessing that very hard. 

We challenge cities on our rights several times a year, and have never lost a case in 20 years -- in fact, we've never had to go to court because the city always backs down when confronted with the law and the punitive damages that can result by violating our rights.

Well be open and honest if you have a unique situation, I have learned if you confront them first it can save you lots of time if they cant work with you.

I am extremely interested in getting into the Real Estate investing world, yet am confronted with the fact that I am a college student with very little time and income, and will be graduating and commissioning into a full time job in the military in less than 4 years.

When I confronted this scamer on it he threatened to have me shot or drive a truck through the house.

I'm just a lanky guy, and as much as I would dread it, I think the direct confrontation may solve more problems than not.