Well, not like I'm posting to help someone who made vialed threats to me and cursed at me in a previous post that was removed, but for the sake of other readers seeing that I was mentioned again;Joe, you don't get it.

The squatter refused to leave and the threat of a lawsuit from real estate agents/brokers and the buyer hung over my head.

After several threats and insults from her, she recieved a 3 day notice Sunday.

An art degree from Harvard, or a cyber security degree from the state university.

We have several fairly large apartment buildings and we have tenants who constantly send us letters that threaten to file complaints with housing authorities for stupid things like they think we are being discriminatory because my wife is Filipina and when we rent to Filipinos they think we give Filipinos special privileges like allowing the Filipinos to do maintenance work on their vehicles.We get all sorts of threats like some tenants threaten to sue because we don't have surveillance cameras.

Sometimes all it takes is a friendly voice for the dogs to learn that the strange smells and noises on the other side of the fence don't pose a threat. 

The neighborhood I lived in for over 2 decades was full of young professionals and one of the last neighborhoods within the city proper limits to not become a war-zone; it's still actively fighting off the threat. 

Our approach is to tell you what we think as specifically as we can, provide the data upon which we base our conclusions, and discuss any contraindicating data that we perceive as major threats to our assumptions.Las Vegas Investment SituationI decided to start with the most frequent questions I get concerning the current state of the market.Foreclosures, REO, and Short SalesAre there a lot of distressed properties in Las Vegas?

Thinning those out as well as due the threat of more lockdowns There roll out.

No threats about non-renewal, just a talk.