Hi @Priyanshu Adathakkar and @Adam Adams, The threats to Section 1031 of the Internal Revenue Code ("1031 Exchange") tend to surface every 3 to 5 years.

Hello BP, I hired a contractor for tile & tub installation in my 2 bathrooms. It was part of a water damage claim so the insurance company is involved. The initial proposal I got from the contractor was $7000 doll...

They can't just invite any friend, that new roommate needs to go through the proper channels and be screened.Assualt / Threat:  If the tenants indicated the ex-roommate was abusive or threatening, do your best to resolve this situation quickly. 

(Other than looks or threat of collapse.)

However, aside from unprecedented and catastrophic inflation, or some other global economic/financial calamity, I don't really see a realistic path for demand to fall precipitously in 2022.I am with you in that I don't see a decline, but I think I am a little more bullish than you and here is why.I think the Austin MSA Real Estate Market still has long legs left. 2022 may not exceed 2021 in terms of 30% appreciation, but I see absolutely no threat of decline in price movement.

I got very disappointed with the fact that I’ll have to deal with the smell and am afraid it is a threat to my health.

-Insurance okay'd the purchase of the house, but right after closing, threated to terminate coverage unless a 80' mulberry was removed from next to the house.

I would use legal threats to coerce them to do the right thing.

But a mentor can talk to you and assess your strengths, weaknesses, and the opportunities and threats you face based on your personality traits and aptitudes as well as values.3.

@Kaushik Mahorker, It is a highly common threat to sue.