You are specifically defining the roles of the parties and the rational behavior of the Buyers in an attempt to make your point.  

Behaviors will often be similar as well...in other words screen the prospective Tenant very well in all areas.

Closed sales, however, were down about 8% from the year prior.Overall, the Austin real estate market looks relatively stable and poised to exhibit its typical seasonable behavior as we head into the spring/summer selling season, where more buyers enter the market and more owners aim to list their properties.Here are the full stats for Austin and the greater metro:Here’s a look at the median single-family home price in Austin over the previous year:For broader context, here’s the same chart, but now pulling in the past 10 years:Buyers will be happy to hear that, over the past few months, single-family homes in Austin have sold for a median 93% of their original listing price.

If I decide I have had enough of people accusing me of scurrilous behavior, I can pay off my employees and close the doors without any lifestyle change.

It looks like a B-class neighborhood but due to the unruly behavior I believe most well-informed local investors would call it C-class and I would agree with that statement. 

Don't let someone else's bad behavior keep you from doing something that you really want to do. 

I'm a little late to this thread; however, let me briefly share my point of view which applies to a current matter I'm handling.A year or so ago, I hired a small-time lawyer to assist me with a very specific project: writing a good complaint to HR, regarding harassing behavior from my new boss. 

, or changes in buyer behavior – let me know!

If you continue to accept rent payments, that would very likely be construed as approval of their behavior by the judge and you'll lose your eviction case.

There's also usually not a big parent company that would crack down on anti-customer behavior.