Due to the describe issues with the contract, I wrote the contractor outlining the fact that the remaining work to be completed exceeded the balance owed, and that we would rather end the contract now and move forward with another contractor.He had tentatively agreed to this, but when he discovered that his tools were missing he threatened to place a lien on the property for $3900 this week.

I’m not a big fan of threatening BK but the 2nd should understand that recovering something is better than nothing. 

We would have left early, but they were insulting and threatening anyone who left the presentation.

Tenants were good up until I found they weren't paying their sewer and the city threatened a lien on the property so I had to get a lawyer and force the tenants to take care of it or get evicted.   

Okay . . .So the agent went up to the door and the tenant yelled at him to go away, threatening to call the cops.

If the broker is completely dense and won't do anything threaten to call HUD and tell HUD the agent submitted an owner occ offer against your wishes.

You cannot touch somebody's credit without first taking them to court.I had a commercial landlord threaten me with that once.

I would even go so far as to threaten legal action if she doesn't by some deadline (24-48 hours).

So threaten eviction, if they dont pay, then move to evict.

I finally ended up having to threaten pulling the buyout option because he kept delaying on signing the agreement.