In the same boat as OP so this threat has been very helpful!

But still, calling the borrower and threating to break his legs to collect would get the hammer lowered on that seller under that Act, so would calling the borrower at work or calling friends or tracking him down in a public place.

The creation of a subordinate lien, any conveyance under threat or order of condemnation, any deed solely between buyers, or the passage of title by reason of the death of a buyer or by operation of law will not entitle Seller to exercise the remedies provided in this paragraph.NOTE: Under (a) or (b), Buyer's liability to pay the Note will continue unless Buyer obtains a release of liability from Seller.(2) TAX AND INSURANCE ESCROW: (check one box only)(a)Escrow Not Required: Buyer shall furnish Seller, before each year's ad valorem taxes become delinquent, evidence that all ad valorem taxes on the Property have been paid.

They will just make promises/threats that will never pan out.

Because we started this evection process, the tenant is sending my husband deplorable texts, swearing, calling us names but no threats. 

Many times these are maintenance issues that possible should be completed with out the threat of lead paint. 

That said, I don't see a "national rent control" as being a threat to residential real estate as a sector.

These are all threats made by the owner to let the renter know this is possible if damages are caused, so not flat rate fees, but implied.

I chose him specifically because he was good at those things.On a side note, I've had more physical/lawsuit threats from marketing to buy houses (5 at least) than I've had from tenants (1, see above).Bill Gulley We need to invent a Sarcasm Font.

They won't respond to you because they don't respect you or they believe you don't know enough to be a threat, so an attorney is the best option.