Expressing an opinion is not grounds for eviction as freedom of speech is protected in the Bill of Rights.The tenant was clearly hoping to upset your sale, and may continue to do so.   

They expressed a good deal of interest in some of the investment strategies I was talking about, mainly the powerful and wise vehicle that the Home Equity Line of Credit Can be.

They have expressed interest.

On that day and the next, I received around 30+ replies to the post expressing support, and many requesting I divulge the name of the contractor.

It's unfortunate that the skill needed to express an opinion with tact is so lacking.

I've seen a post on a social media platform with a company culture slogan that expresses "don't be a dick"; the truth of the post can be argued but the sentiment is true, personally as well as professionally :-)

What you are expressing is driving lots of people nuts!

When I had the temerity to express dissatisfaction the response from loan officer Ryan Stoll was “I’d suggest you find another loan officer to work with.

I cannot express how nerve racking the waiting period between listing a house and getting an offer is, this was the first house I had sold, and then the escrow period was almost worse.

I have been researching real estate for the last four years (all through college) and she has always known I want to invest, but has expressed her concerns and opinions about it.