However, while uncertainty itself might be certain, looking a bit more closely at major qualms is often a clarifying exercise.Here are four I hear often:The threat of an imminent real estate price collapseThe risk of an economic recession means debt is better avoided in favor of liquidityAlternative investments like cryptocurrency and precious metals offer more protection and easier yieldCompetition for deals is at a fever pitchLet’s start with the notion that what goes up must soon come down in the real estate world.There’s no doubt that valuations have been going nuts.

The purpose being to purchase a rental property without any money down.I recognize there are a few possible challenges and threats with this approach:Finding such a property is more difficult than simply purchasing something for sale off the MLS at market price.Finding a hard-money/private lender willing to lend 100% of the purchase price.The possibility that the refinance doesn't go through for some reason and I'm stuck with an expensive hard-money/private loan that I can't pay off when due in 6-12 months.Recognizing those:Are there any potential challenges or threats that I missed that are unique to this scenario?

Quote from @Richard Paul Weisman: If I had $1 for every time a tenant threatened to sue, I wouldn't need to invest in real estate.Stick to the law and the lease, document everything, and ignore their threats.

For example, an emotional support horse in a small city apartment.4) If making accommodations for the emotional support animal places an undue financial hardship on the landlord.5) If the animal causes damage or becomes a threat to other tenants in the building.6) If the tenant does not meet the qualifying standards the landlord has for all tenants, such as having an income that is two and a half times the monthly rent."

And using this threat to create leads 😉

I don't think this threat would go any where.

If your PM is licensed, then you may be able to use threat of a lawsuit to get a settlement from them.

@Kaiden Foster unfortunately it seems as if this tenant is imposing a threat to the other house occupants.

https://fox59.com/indiana-news/someone-has-all-our-information-public-housing-assistance-tenants-fear-eviction-compromised-bank-accounts-after-cyber-attack/10/11/22- Here is the latest updated news that pertains to Section 8 rent payments and other information.I'm an Indianapolis IN RE Broker and the other part of our company is a pm company.

To answer your question, I threated my life that if I didn't get the needle moving, I felt like my life would end.