Her behavior became worse and worse, and she started threatening me and would scream at me when she was in the back yard.

And ya I am kind of frustrated I love it here and I am not able to understand the behavior of the pplInvestors who want to change the current situation should be welcomed and not scared away...

You turn the water off and deal with repairing the problem like other emergencies to protect tenants and property.As for tenant's behavior?

Currently 'Letters From A Stoic' by Seneca Recently 'The (Mis) Behavior of Markets' by Benoit Mandelbrot, 'Keynes Way To Wealth' by John Wasik, 'The Signal and The Noise' by Nate Silver.

If she asks about the fence/camera, let her know how you will now be able to stop this and get evidence to stop the illegal dumping and use criminal and civil means.Focus on the problem/behavior not the person.

The important thing is to not encourage bad behavior habits.The other thing to keep in mind about onerous late fees.

While we can't always be right in predicting the behavior of our tenants, there are indicators which will be correct a high percentage of time.

I always want to run my business on the ground of morality and ethical behavior.

The medical community discusses the behavior of "crazy" people all the time.

Things like non payment and tenant turnover repairs are going to rely on tenant behavior which can never be predicted to a certainty.