In fact several of the more successful REI's who posted on that thread seemed to think it was a very real threat. 

Blackmail usually involves a threat of disclosing something or making something know if a otherwise guilty party does not pay up.

Well that didn't sit to well with me, so I called an old biker friend that lived in the same town as this idiot, and he and a few friends went over to have a talk with the future killer.My friend called laughing and said the guy actually did **** his pants when they surrounded him, and then the killer explained he was the new tenant with a sweetheart deal and didn't want anyone buying the house and screwing up his great deal, so he wanted to scare me off, he really didn't mean the threat.

By definition, buyers and sellers do not coerce each other, in the sense that they obtain each other property rights without the use of physical force, threat of physical force, or fraud, nor are they COERCED BY A THIRD PARTY!

My attorneys say the threat of a called loan on a property transferred to a wholly owned entity, such as an LLC, is very low.

I also convinced my Broker to increase my commission % to 75% to 90%, depending on production and threat of moving to a commercial Company.

It has taken me at least the past year to recover, go through cycle after cycle to make sure all the deadly bacterias are out of my system & that there is no threat...THIS IS MY TIME TO SHINE!!

Hopefully the threat of a complaint and the consequences that come from it will get our side made whole.We should know more next week after he converses with the seller's broker and Realtor.

John WayneSorry for the political bent here, but I like this:"A government is the most dangerous threat to man's rights: it holds a legal monopoly on the use of physical force against legally disarmed victims."

N.Korea keeps lobbing more missiles and threats putting S.Korea into a state of "do we get nuked today?".