Of course she sent a text back asking who I thought I was threatening and her uncle is a lawyer and all that other good stuff.

I can only describe what they did as fraud.Here are some of the most egregious problems with the property: The building was connected illegally to the electrical pole without installing meters, prompting the power company to threaten to cut off the power and fine us.

So he may have found out that if he tried to kick them out, they threatened to a legal fight over title so now he wants to unload.  

New tenet refused to move because of the smell.I'm out $2000 to replace older carpeting $200 in base molding $850 in lost rent $275 in unpaid water bill $60 in semi gloss paint And 80 hours of my labor -$850 security depositNow they're threatening to take me to court for their security deposit back.What do I do now?

I thought I was clear what my conditions for sale were and now I'm being insulted and threatened because my conditions were not met.Any advice?

Just a caution that even if the one you're dealing  with is the administrator and allowed to make the decisions, I have seen another family member get her own lawyer and demand more money or threaten to tie up the sale.    

There may be an "implied warranty of merchantability" or an action based on "fitness for a particular purpose".You could also threaten to go nuclear on social media, but if you do, you had better be very accurate in what you say.  

So all in all it’s cheaper and less hassel to keep the good tenant who pays a bit late than to evict them (or even threaten them with eviction).

The old manager threatened me and told me litigation is expensive which is true.

You should not force, wrongfully persuade, or threaten them to agree to your intended changes with the intent of if they don't agree you will force them out.