We let them know this is not a threat, it's advisory.

From rising interest rates to rising insurance costs it seems like hits to multifamily operations just won’t stop. Several years ago I said that certain natural disaster areas could potentially become uninsurable. Wel...

I have a tenant harassing me including black mail, threats, and videos he took of the other tenants without their consent.

Currently being told my yearly rate will be 6000 a year in Connecticut, and I should avoid any new claims as this number will be soft in comparing what I would be charged if I furthered my risk threat.

It just seems to me that with having to deal with ruthless and highly dangerous gangs, threats of drive by shootings, etc, it wouldn't be worth any amount of money for anyone to either property manage or own any of those properties. 

I think about this constantly, seems every article is the constant threat of a new tax or increasing taxes.

There have been threats of bodily harm and property damage, which is why this person needs to be evicted.

Yes, I had a dog with me, but I don't think she would have been a major threat, if anyone had wanted to do me harm.

I sure wouldn't take threats from this tenant.

A tenant does not have a right to an accommodation unless: 1) the tenant has a recognized disability, 2) there is a disability-related need for the requested animal, 3) accommodating the animal is necessary to afford the disabled tenant an equal opportunity to use and enjoy the dwelling, 4) accommodating the animal would not impose undue financial or administrative burdens on the landlord, and 5) the specific animal requested by the tenant does not pose a direct threat of harm or property damage.