Is she threatening you in anyway?

Should I first threaten the management company by saying I will be talking to a lawyer to see if they will help here? 

Then after closing the new homeowner started to experience problems with the water and ended up coming back at us and threatening lawsuits.

Attorney may notice of default and threatened further action.

Beyond blame, you'll also have an issue that you deserve a larger cut because you are taking care of everything, etc.On to the immediate problem - the tenant threatening you.

However if they can defer their cash out for a short period of time because they own a second home already, or are moving and planning on renting for a year or two then I may have an option to buy their house that would work for both of us.This intro takes a few minutes...is non-threatening but really intrigues the sellers most likely to sell to you....It’s not much but hopefully that helps a little.

At this point, I don't want to keep digging in our heels and possibly have her threaten us with legal action or "withhold rent for repairs," etc.

He was about to start school which was going to be expensive, his friend was ready to move out and his wife was threatening divorce if he didn’t sell that house!

Now is threatening to sue. im not sure how serious she is, however, any advice would be appreciated. thank you

It is a non-threatening question, and can lead to them telling you a lot more details about their opinion of value based on their motivation, how realistic they are about the condition of the house vs. comps, whether or not a family member or friend has an influence on them, etc.3.