I will admit, the threat of a potential lawsuit had me anxious for a while.

Tenants received an eviction notice with instructions to not remove anything from the home (except their personal belongings), including appliances with the threat of legal action if they did not abide.

He was making threats and demands, could have been Mr.

Generally when people turn like that and start going crazy and making threats that "you better do the deal or else", it's a scam and this is their last ditch effort to get your money.

That gets you out of the danger zone and eliminates the foreclosure threat.

First Judicial District just announced they are not processing evictions until June.https://www.inquirer.com/healt...Knowing Philadelphia, once June rolls around it will take months to process all the new filings.It puts property owners in a terrible situation since the government has the power to limit private evictions (no changing locks or constructive evictions) with the threat of civil and criminal penalty, yet they can close the only legal route to reclaim use of Private property rightfully owned and due to the owner. 

If not, the deputy will knock on the door and enforce the eviction, with threat of arrest if the tenant doesn't leave. 

Not really sure how it works honestly but that was my threat.

Perhaps too impulsively, I invested 20k to set up an Airbnb in an HOA governed neighborhood: one of the few left unregulated outside of Boulder, CO, and the neighbors just informed me that there are several clear rules I am breaking with my Airbnb Ads, he has found them and requested I stop at threat of calling in the HOA. 

She was quite upset and started making threats that legally we needed to give her 60 days notice and that she was going to talk to her lawyer.