It's an empty threat 99.999% of the time.If you negotiate with him, you'll only end up regretting it in the end because he will find new ways to make your life difficult.

Cash for keys worked when there was the threat of eviction.

Threats. 

@Curtis Mears beIs that a threat in anyway shape or form to inform her of the ramifications of what will happen or most likely not happen to her ie: getting evicted?!

Only exception would be if you were aware of a specific threat and failed to disclose it. 

A cyber war and hyper inflation with the collapse of the economy is more likely. 

We now have a direct threat to Section 1031.

having more comments:- if US gov is fourth world country and by doing unlimited printing, for sure hyperinflation already occurred and that currency is cut by half- but since 4-5 G4 banks is also expanding their balance sheet, so everybody increasing their circulated money supply regardless - since most country especially Asia is relying upon to export to US and Europe consumer, these money printing doesn't matter - the real threat is if Dollar is replaced with another currency such as digital yuan, now that would become a big problem, but wouldn't happen soon because other country doesn't want to rely upon China.

San Diego County’s ordinance says eviction can only happen if renters are imminent threats to health and safety."

When many businesses were locked up (forced to close their doors, “force: coercion or compulsion, especially with the threat of violence”) paying tenants with good jobs were just devastated (some I agreed not to evict if they simply would vacate and in 3 cases I had to do this and it worked out great for both parties I only had my attorney involved once and the tenants vacated the next day) it was honestly as if a wave of depression in their spirit was being sensed, relatives passing, and I could feel as a business woman and a wife and mother I needed to restructure my real estate business with consistent on time payments and secured at a rate that maintains my living standards.I was explaining some of my tenant responses to another adviser and she began buying houses for her grandchildren.