The threat to you is if there isn't enough equity to cover your position.

Ignore any threates and do not take his calls.Congratulations for making the hard decisions to protect yourself. 

That seems strange that they could somehow include that when, as mentioned by others, we have the threat of fires from so many other household products as well.

The threat of "come make me move out" does not sit well with me and I am not going to go down there and get into any kind of altercation.

If the PM is working under a Broker/Owner, contact the Broker/Owner directly because they are more likely to understand the threat to their business.3.

@Ned Carey If someone was harassing, beating, or a threat to you, you file for a peace order through the courts. 

Check the HOA docs, if you respond with threats of litigation, I've had success getting Boards to grant a single waiver/exemption.

Maybe Cyber Monday?   

What issue is it for the government to use their monopoly on force and threat of putting you in a cage, because you as a property owner and a tenant come to a mutual agreement on what the terms were with respects to how payment is to be made and what the charges are?

It also creates some additional costs (setup, maintenance, tax reporting) and will limit your financing availability (more expensive commercial loans).Depending of your threat level and the amount of asset that you are protecting it may be worth the cost.