I'm rather paranoid about getting sued after having to evict a nightmare tenant on another property with nothing wrong with it who refused to pay rent, refused to move out, constantly insulted and harassed me, and frequently threatened to sue me for millions I believe for injuries he sustained when he was drunk and stumbled.

Never rent to family, you'll end up having to harass them for rent, and it causes more stress.

If I do, the appraiser just has to call the division and I accuse me of harassment and I lose my license.

I will consider any other contact from you or your attorney as harassment and will take whatever legal action is necessary to protect myselfThe Tenant signing this settlement hereby state that all questions about this settlement have been answered, that they fully understand all the provisions of the agreement and the obligations and responsibilities of each party, as spelled out herein.

This year alone we had to evict several tenants due to non-payment, harassment. 

L is being harassed by M.

My agent joked that I could slip a note under the door, but I don't want to worry about harassment charges or anything.

Additionally, just because you are a residential landlord, doesn't mean you actually know anything about the business.If you keep harassing me it's going to become a problem for you.

I was told by CHBO they did this because of the sales calls from exotic vacation holiday harassing their clients.

You could also call, but just be careful about calling, texting or emailing too frequently as it can be seen as harassment by a tenant attorney.