- where the owner will PAY someone to take the ownership off him - because even the City won't take it off him - or even threaten him with WANTED foreclosure.

He called her some nasty things and threatened her with physical harm.

Scare the **** out of them by threatening to recant the offer OR tell them they can pay ALL FEES.Are you so desperate to close on this one?

I myself have received threatening voicemail from individuals with thick foreign accents telling me I owe thousands to IRS.  

The day after I wrote the last post the owner called me hysterically telling me her son was threatening to kill her and burn down the house.

Steve Jobs singlehandedly enforced non-compete contracts in Silicon Valley by threatening competitors if they ever tried to steal his top engineers; Bill Gates spent a decade resisting opening a Bay Area campus; Sun Microsystems instituted remote work policies so that they could allow their employees to live around the country (and the world).  

This is a new change in the law that allows a landlord to do this only in cases where a "reasonable " person would feel threatened if posting by the other means that I listed previously.  

When we first obtained the rentals, some slacked on payments and we threatened eviction with them, and they have paid ever since3.

The seller just told my agent that we should terminate the deal because one of the contractors who worked on the house has threatened to place a lien on the house.

I threatened to call the IRS, social security, and to file insurance fraud charges and the lawsuit disappeared.I've got another one now, where a tenant claimed she fell into the water meter hole (with the cover mysteriously off).