No, they are just bluffing and bullying you.

If you're fairly sure about your tenants, then these neighbors are probably bluffing.

BLUF: Was supposed to close an off market cash purchase in <10 days and we're now going on 3 weeks.

If you did, the buyer can still force you through a lawsuit, but you should win.Hopefully, the buyer is just bluffing.

BLUF - a maintenance company my property manager uses approved the installation of an A/C unit to a third party vendor without our authorization. 

Purchase price: $205,000 Cash invested: $13,800 BLUF: Purchased primary residence had a roommate and now a fully functional rental.

She was probably bluffing, but who knows.

If they are bluffing, then you can go and initiate the eviction process and that will bring about its own hearing.This WILL be a frustrating process no matter how you cut it, so juice this orange for all you can squeeze out of it by learning everything possible along the way.

@Jennifer Donley said about just bluffing and getting the paperwork filed, and I really like how she said to pass on the Attorney Fee to the tenant.

However, I'd very much like not to have to do that because I don't want to "lose the battle" and I'm not 100% sure that this other offer even exists...he is potentially just bluffing me.