This was sent out within the 30-day period.The tenant contacted us disputing the charges and threatening to sue for 2x the original deposit, which was $1750.My questions are: If we lose, what is our maximum liability?

The buyer is threatening to undo the sale or claim for damages as they were not disclosed of the new leases.Do you guys have any opinion on this case?

However at this point you can:1) Fight it in court (Which will not be done in 28 days)2) Pay him the 8K3) Settle for less than 8K4) Threaten with a lawyerAny other ideas?

When you make an offer to buy, just plan on a full gut remodel.If these are regular honeybees, they generally don't attack unless threatened.  

Those seem threatening, and no one will go to the post office to retrieve it.

Threatening to tow their vehicle for not paying their parking space rent will likely get you a few places higher on that priority list, which is the ultimate goal - compliance with the lease.

If after a SPECIFIC dollar amount your feet threaten to freeze, then don't bid one dollar more!

The main things we look in regards to the individual is 1) Liquidity 2)Net worth and 3) Contingent Liabilities (Are you a guarantor on any other recourse loans that may threaten your liquidity and NW?).

In the end you will work for them and the investor will dictate the terms, if they are not happy they will continue to threaten to take their homes to another park.  

I'm not planning on violating anyone's privacy or threatening anyone, and that person has been fine as an abutter.