A lot of people threaten to sue but don't.

These tenants have already started complaining about habitability, and have threatened dragging things out by requesting jury trial.

Had a bully cop try to threaten me when he was late with the rent.

You've probably heard of the new bill threatening to raise taxes on Short Term Rentals (STRs).It does not apply to primary residences.But it's still worth knowing about as a house hacker.The bill from the Colorado State Legislature, known as Senate Bill C, addresses the property tax treatment of short-term rental units.

Get a lawyer and threaten them with papers (if you followed the the contract correctly). 

I can offer her lifetime use, or perhaps another similar arrangement so that she does not feel threatened but she could also benefit from having the income from a sale.Any thoughts on how to find a mutually beneficial arrangement would be very much appreciated.Thank you

In addition, he also kept threatening to sue me for hundreds of thousands of dollars, then a million dollars, then a billion dollars in 2 lawsuits. 

The ones who pay their portion of the rent, sign their paperwork with the housing authority, allow you access to make the copious repairs that the housing inspector will require annually, don't deal drugs, don't threaten and menace their neighbors and you. 

We almost just lost a deal we’re about to close on in 5 days because apparently most HMLs lost most of their funding on Monday, then the seller threatened to sue since we are past our contingency period and she needs the funds to close on a short sale that was scheduled to close the same day!

They pay rent on time but we've had numerous complaints from neighbors about them using bad language, being disruptive, and threatening.