The word missing from each of your examples is eventually.Sensible businesses do not jump to the threat of temination  as a first, primary or only option.

Got all kinds of threats from him to make trouble for me...maybe he will, maybe he won't....its a crazy world.Here's a fun gif of this grown man crawling under a patio table to get into the closed off area....

I’d file to evict and put in claim for a threat of harassment and destruction of property. 

The replacement period begins on the earlier of(1) the date the property is disposed of, or (2) the date of the threat or imminence of requisition or condemnation of the property.

From death threats to tenants being murdered to overdose to theft, property damage, fire, destruction, damage & everything else in between.The purpose of this blog is to peel back the curtain on the Property Management Business and show you some of the real life things that have happened to me or members of my company 1st hand.

Usually the threat of a complaint with the commission will motivate them to negotiate with you.

I ended up replacing that sidewalk anyway due to municipality's threat of legal action; you lose in court and have court costs on top of the cost of the concrete work.This sort of thing is one of those real world expenses that the usual analysis tools fail to account for.

It's not a threat, it's just a means of getting them to pay before I take more serious action.

I'm a "Cyber Analyst" currently living in Honolulu, HI.

The market is probably not going to do too well with the volcano eruptions...no...not for the lava threat...but the volcanic ash-smoke and earth quakes (which can cause damage too).My guesses with regard to the market on the Big Island.