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).

Violent language and even threatening.

What on paper is an ok area, may scare you once you actually step foot there.I have been threatened to be shot in the north end of Hartford in the past (I was working on a window replacement project and trying to get measurements) and been in a few other uncomfortable situations in different areas.

No interested in selling)Then last week the same elderly lady called me 30+ times in two days (before I blocked her) leaving messages that were either illogical and/or threatening to call her lawyer because my postcard was harassment (I only sent one).I'm sure I'm not the only one with stories.  

Threaten legal action if you want.

Updated: I did post to notice to quit, and called the co-signer with voice mail to threaten to bring her to the court. 

The contractor is threatening an injunction to stop the sale of the property.

Any criminal activity that threatens the health, safety or right of peaceful enjoyment of the premises by other tenants committed by a tenant or by any member of the tenant’s household or any guest or other person under the tenant’s control or is a danger to the premises and any drug-related criminal activity on or near the premises by the tenant or by any member of the tenant’s household or any guest or other person under the tenant’s control shall be grounds for immediate termination of the lease.First landlord nightmare experience is in the books.