The really big issues are typically related to threats from competitions claims to title as well as u satisfied creditor claims.

If pet(s) become vicious, severely ill, or poses an immediate threat to the health and safety of the pet(s), or others, Owner or Agent may enter the Premises and remove, or cause to be removed, the pet(s) and take any other action the Owner or Agent determines appropriate.

The real threat mold poses is subject to debate, but you don't want tenants to be able to claim that your inaction led to their health problems...

Also would like to discuss your threats.  

In general things like this are frowned upon and if he would like to continue to be able to rent to military he will most likely cease and desist with his plan.Not knowing your specific circumstances the threat of making his properties "not available to the military population" may be stronger than a lawyer and cheaper for you.

If this other tenant has made threats of harming either someone else or herself (even threats to kill herself), the authorities can invoke the Baker Act against her which can result in an involuntary institutionalization or other steps.PLEASE beware that this does NOT constitute legal advice .... just my (limited) understanding.I fullly agree with marie.  

I know that this is a false lien and will be corrected in due time, so I’m not worried about his threat.

No experience, not local, and war zone is a triple threat and not worth your money.

It's definitely a threat.

Or does the “threat” make the difference you are looking for?