Businesses have a requirement to not pose a threat to the safety of those utilizing the business (tenants). 

I'm currently a apprentice at a energy plant in downtown Minneapolis, and have also acquired a boilers license in the process (IT classes going into Cyber Security as well).

If it doesn't, follow through on your threat.

contentID=37&itemID=577In OH, there was this lawsuit: http://www.weltman.com/content/10302003143000.pdfThe threat of legal action should be used to get them to move on the recording of that satisfaction, so long as the borrower can stipulate that they did pay off that loan with the subsequent refi.

“Bad advice from the wrong people is a very serious threat to your success”

And that's tax fraud - call it a threat or just sibling encouragement.

If the population is declining as some in this threat have argued, is the timing right to invest with the additional instability that an election year brings?  

My rule of thumb is this: if it poses a hazard/threat to either the house it's self, or the occupant, it needs to be fixed.

Your Self-Directed account faced threats in 2021 from the Build Back Better Act.

If I were you I would delete this threat.