The buyer has sent a demand letter and is threatening to sue if I do not reimburse them for a new sewer line they installed about a month after the closing.

Threatening to leave a negative review if you don't get your way is blackmail and extortion.

Good neighborhood* Bank threatening to foreclose, but haven't started process yet.* Owe $94K on loan, but after two weeks got another notice saying they now owe $131K after fees and penalties.

Not sure of your position or all the details, but perhaps you can "threaten to walk" and find a new lender in which he makes NO money, or he must pay for his screw up by reducing some fees.Of course if you bluff, you must be prepared to have it called.

I believe when interest rates do eventually rise (as the fed keeps threatening) the competition will lessen and home sale volume in Austin will align more with the national statistics.

If they do, threaten to re-fi with someone else.

SB354 in Texas Legislature threatens Preforeclosure Investing In an effort to curtail so-called "foreclosure consulting", a bill introduced by Texas State Senator Craig Estes in the current legislative session contains provisions that will make it almost impossible for legitimate real estate investors to purchase pre-foreclosure property before the auction.

Especially in light of the fact that I havent been so much as a day late on my HOA dues in at least 2 years.They are threatening to put a lien on place and pursuing me legally if need be.

I have looked at Ch. 7 and I qualify, but am very afraid of foreclosure because I have an ex-husband threatening to take the kids away if I "lose" the house and because of all the publicity and the long lasting credit hit.

I hate to come off as threatening like that and potentially lose a 2 month reservation, but.....Any suggestions on how to handle it?