There are so few people who will own up to owing the losers.I was at seminar about 5 years ago and sat in on cyber currency session.  

If you plan to keep the property for X years, clean up any threats or exposures now so you'll be ready if or when you want to borrow or sell.

You need some third party validation of the forgery, so I would also contact Quick Books (hopefully they have a cyber security group that can help).

Everyone feels the same way at first but when you end up in court or the threat of court you will change your mind quick.  

The world of Cyber is growing like wild fire and there are only 3-4 major locations for Department of Defense Cyber and San Antonio is one of them. 

In the case where your clients actually doesn't have a claim (perhaps HE is the one in violation), it's better to know that upfront before making threats

Make sure you read their lease.Hardball:  I can't tell if you're playing hardball and using the threat of eviction to accelerate their move-out. 

I also felt more stress after the deal than I thought I would.If you have to come out of pocket to cover an unexpected emergency...like wave 2 of COVID lockdowns leaving units empty for 60-90 days...or the threat of future job insecurity rising...and can stomach that, don’t let me or any stranger on the internet stop you.I am not even considering touching reserves for anything other that purpose right now, but that is me, and what’s right for me isn’t right for you.Good luck on your journey!

Her statement made total sense in context, but her exact words could have been used against her and the tenant started hollering threats to sue.

I am glad these THREATS are have now ceased.