Does anyone have any advice on how to deal with move-outs in a way that prevents conflict or is legal threats something that pops up every time?

I would not make threats like calling the police, filing ethics complaints or filing lawsuits. 

"House not up to code" is often just a threat that tenants hope scare uneducated owners. 

Also, it may be a useful as a threat/bargaining chip your attorney can use so I would not file until you talk to the attorney.

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Recording a deed is constructive notice but title companies, being in the risk business, want to eliminate all foreseeable threats from other potential heirs, claimants and creditors.As a wholesaler, you ought to know more about title and what is required since the key to wholesaling is both identifying opportunities to solve problems and adding value by actually solving them.

Never be afraid of idle threats when you are in the right.

The reason I mentioned base closing in Rapid is because there have been threats of it.

This is not a threat it is real. 

After spending the afternoon running around with limited success, we still closed the next day with the threat of fines for me to deal with later.I submitted paperwork to the city on the day of closing and they scheduled the CO inspection a week later.