_Municipal_Court_of_City_and_County_of_San_FranciscoPeople like to howl about threats to the 2nd amendment, but it's the 4th that is the most endangered.

Maybe a stern letter from counsel, or the threat of litigation would be enough for the seller to give back the deposit without having to go that route.

He wasn't a threat to anyone, and could function with some assistance. 

If you make a "threat" and do not follow through you automatically put your tenant in control of your business.  

Louisville's Airbnb situation appears to be getting murkier with the threat of increased regulation.

I’m taking keywords out of the “legal advise” in previous threats...such as “I am not your lawyer”, which my gut tells me was code for “Since i’m not your lawyer i’ll tell you this, but if I was your lawyer i’ll tell you something totally different” :))Am I on the right track?

This is the one I saw on one of the other threats: https://www.meetup.com/Spokane...

Your fault though for getting fooled by a “fake gc Certificate”.He may or may not file an actual lien....many scumbag “gc’s” try this threat. 

Currently I work in Tech, Cyber Security and Data Network for enterprise networks with 25 year of experience.

If there's a threat of legal action, play by the rules.