However, start with attorney doing "threat letters", see if you can place liens or cross collateralize other assets (or threaten too); get legal advice sooner than later.

I hired a lawyer for $1200 bucks to threaten a defamation suit and I had them sign an agreement preventing them from saying anything harmful about our company in exchange for their deposit.

They have been unresponsive now the past 24 hours so I'm thinking I might have to threaten getting a lawyer involved now. 

I called her out in front of her new husband and her adult children because she was having a nervous breakdown from crazy tenants running a homeless hotel behind the garage, tenants with horrible child custody battles duking it out in the parking lot, and tenants threatening to kill her.

We don't have any itemized receipts, just texts from the contractor giving us the overall price for the job and the bank transfers afterwards.The tenant is demanding his entire deposit ($3600, minus the ~$900 in unpaid rent) returned, claiming that the damage is normal wear and tear, that we used his deposit to clean up the house to sell it, and is threatening legal action.

Because the tenant is louder, has less money, writes awful reviews more often and threatens crazy stuff. 

It is not a run down low end property.He additionally scratched a new stove ceramic top with cast iron and my home warranty did not want to pay for it because they considered that a "vandalism".He seems to think the is ordinary wear and tear and even threatens to take me to court.

One year ago today, I took the leap I had been threatening for years and bought my first investment property.

I want to threaten them and be like Man you guys lease is up on just 3 months and you just really don’t want to cooperate.

I’m not sure if this is true but I read that the legislation had just passed with some more rental reform laws allowing tenants up to a year free rent with landlords not being allowed to even threaten with eviction if they have extenuating circumstances like Illness, divorce, loss of job, things like that.