Have a lawyer send them a letter ordering it removed under threat of suit, and then request (or take them to small claims court) reimbursement for the legal fees.3.

In 2015 the National Association of Realtors conducted a study called the "Danger Report" and the #1 threat to the industry was "Masses of Marginal Agents Destroy Reputation."

Let's say it's a large dog, a breed frequently used as a guard dog, in a neighborhood with many small children.In order to determine whether the animal poses a threat to the health and safety of others, can I not ask about the animal's training and temperament?

Then call/email your local council person; let he/she know that the police are failing to act on a serious threat simply because they feel the neighborhood is "C class" (that should tick that person off). 

Liars make excuses & threats, responsible tenants properly communicate (usually).5) Train tenants or they will train you.

The county continues to send tax notices and threats to me.   

When the powerful ( Soros and types) already own it as they do now and more and more everyday, the threat to them stopping from being powerful part is mostly over.

With likely disruption to their peace and quiet, the threat of forced relocation, or simply the fear of new landlords, it is important to have a frank and informative conversation.

If however the seller does not sign and you are within your contractual right to receive it back, the seller can be sued for damages, including, but not limited to attorneys fees and court costs.Typically, the threat of such action usually persuades the other party to act according to the contract.

I believe the threat of receiving a Fair Housing violation creates duress and signing such an agreement under these circumstances would be coercion, based on fundamental contract law.