He is a triple threat!

We won- in a different sort of way - but the threats have stopped.

A zombie mortgage is where the owner leaves the home generally under threat from the mortgage holder and then the mortgage holder never files a foreclosure so the taxes and city fines accumulate against the owner.

Hi Tiffany,  my colleagues and I don't believe that the bank's threat is credible regarding accelerating the note and making you pay it all of.

Also insurance can be rather expensive depending on location, here hurricanes are a threat so the insurance on a mobile home is more expensive than most SFRs. 

And, the mere threat of getting sued and being involved in litigation, is a risk of business--and a risk that can be managed.  

If they want to take it, they can and will.And there can be tax advantages to selling your property at least "under the threat of eminent domain". 

The threat:-Lawsuits-Natural disasters, etc.The portfolio and what I'm doing now:-I have a few single family homes as rentals. 

@Tamikia Mathews I posted a threat not too long ago about the Assisted Living Facilities niche.

Many agents I really do not respect much, or like their attitude or their level of devotion to their business.Here is an article from Inman this am: Key Takeaways The No. 1 threat to the industry is lack of competency seen in people who work in the industry.No. 2: Not all consumers understand the value of using a real estate agents, and the industry isn't great at educating consumers about why agents are valuable.No. 3: Control over listing data.