I do not think punishing someone for being successful is good mojo so I couldn’t do it.

Now, that said, I find it hard to believe that strong punishments can generally be enforced without a lot of difficulty by the local law enforcement.As an example, what if you had one other investor who you were constantly competing with...what would stop you from putting out signs with his name and phone number on them (other than you breaking the law and being unethical :)?

LOLSo before I get punished by the forum police for getting sidetracked, can you give me a practical example of how I would use TIC with a partner..aka birddog.  

Google is punishing me today because of yesterday zero click percentage even though they have control of the click cost.And I have my daily spend set higher then Googles suggested daily spend...

Yes, I can promise you that negotiating a price on real estate with a seller, marketing that deal to others, and receiving a fee for said service IS "brokering without a license" which is punishable by fines, jail, restitution, or potentially all of the above.

why are you punishing the entire family?

That does not make him a professional tenant, possessed of an entitlement mindset (except insofar as he is in fact entitled to what he paid for), or someone who must be punished as proof the landlord cannot be pushed around (I'm wicked tough, respect my author-i-tie!)

Beheadings do not occur in any of these countries; in fact capital punishment has been abolished in all four.  

As landlords we need to work together to reinforce good tenant behavior and punish bad behavior.  

Beware, not only will the tenant stiff you on the difference  (actually doing you a favor) but if you accept any additional funds fund the tenant outside of what is obligate per program requirements, you would have comitted a misdemeanor crime, punishable by 6 months in jail and a minimum of a $1,000 fine.