@Joshua D.If it is a "Judicial Tax Sale" and not an extended "Upset Sale" mortgages could be discharged.The gotcha is that only mortgage and lien holders who have received the notice are discharged. 

He was upset to find out via mail that he is not receiving any of his security deposit.

If you are upfront with agents who are sending you potential deals then they won't be upset when you buy through somebody else.  

Tenants can get upset about things like that.

Don't let the negative people get you down, they are upset because they didn't do such a deal.

As a long time renter having lived in Miami, San Antonio, New York, San Francisco and San Diego, i can speak from experience that the increase youre contemplating would upset me and make me move.

they might get upset or shocked that's fine its business and the negotiation process.

, the contractor was set up for failure. what contractor would not be upset at scheduling to start a job and then not having access.

Probably not much.Also, people are often upset from being foreclosed on. 

It sounds like there are other issues that went on that made this tenant upset, I don't know what they are.