Depending on the seriousness of her threats of course.Good luck!

Anyone who threatens to sue, they are 99.9% of the time empty threats designed to try to just get their way or bully you into acting a certain way.That said - you told him $200 per month off for 2 months.

So he was owed about $20,000, paid me $5k up front and he collected $15k plus the satisfaction of following through on his threats and public knowledge, justice, etc.

It's just not worth the threat of lawsuit

i don't think getting code enforcement and an attorney involved at step 1 is a good idea..litigation should be used as a last resort after the landlord ignores your requests ( and keeps receiving rents) --it shouldn't be used as a blanket threat each time there's something wrong with the property...first get in touch with the landlord...if the owner is using a property management company, then i'd explain the situation to them..sadly, they may not care though...is this your first winter in the house?

If someone makes a threat against your property, but not you, the police will do nothing about it.

Hi BP,Question about owning buy and hold single family homes. Is there such a thing as having too much rental property as passive sources of income? The reason I ask this is I am wondering how macroeconomic conditions...

These kids get threats on the phone and idiot PMs don't understand smart phones record messages.

Subsequent cases have backed this case with a couple (including one I was involved in) where the judge expanded the 'illegal' label to cover investors like me who were trying to assign the contract.So when I say that if a judge 'says it's illegal, it's illegal', I was going off of those two experiences (the threat as well as the case I was dragged into).

Do you actually do the background check and then use any dirt you find to get your way or just the threat of a background check and the hope that one or more of the board members have a shady past?