Does requiring sellers to pay buying agent commissions foster anticompetitive behavior and artificially inflate commissions (they will only show or favor listings with the highest commissions)?

You wouldn't believe the number of parents, teachers, and police officers stewing at my behavior.

If you actually call something a GRACE PERIOD, then the courts can construe this to mean that the tenant has until the 5th (I'm using that as an example) to pay their rent and give them a leeway to have the Judge say to you, well you've allowed them to pay rent on the 5th all these months so you have changed the contracts due date.I never give the Judge or the Tenants a "Loop Hole" to where a Judge can use his or her opinion to award the tenant(s) for bad behavior. 

This will give you valuable insights into the tenant's behavior and whether they have been paying on time.Also request a rent roll to see rental payment records for the past several months.

However, before taking any legal action, it's advisable to consult with a real estate attorney who can guide you through the eviction process and ensure that you are complying with all legal requirements.It's also important to be objective when evaluating the tenant's complaints and behavior.

Getting angry doesn't change her feelings/behavior and it won't put money in your pocket.

I’d also request they speak with their neighbor and formally apologize for the fathers foolish behavior .

This tenant exhibited some peculiar behaviors than my previous tenants as they took many things for granted .

And lastly, by giving this guy any more money, you are enabling his behavior.

At this point, it seems as if it's antagonistic behavior from the basement, but upon hearing the tenant above him banging on the floor, he started to yell at them using racial slurs, told them to come down to his apartment and bring a knife, and threatening to punch the father in the face.