Bill H.R.5667 is aimed at addressing the unnecessary and overly burdensome federal regulations that threaten the survival of the seller finance industry.

I was threatened with this as well.

I threatened to have them evicted if they couldn't stop putting stuff in the toilets, amazingly, no problems since then, just hope that was the actual issue and not something more severe.Right now, all 8 units are rented.

I don't see why they don't just fine the tenant or threaten to take away their section 8 or other "benefits" instead of placing the burden on the landlord for someone else's actions.

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.

She pissed off and started to threaten me that she would claim her rent back from Paypal (she paid her rent using Paypal echeck).

My insurance company decided they no longer wanted to insure a vacant house, and threatened to cancel my insurance.Here is where the "reluctant" part comes in.

We were able to get high liability insurance coverage during my son's new build regardless of what the contractor is required to hold & must be presented to the Town Bldg Inspector before permits are pulled.My concern was the new archaic NY State scaffold law(s).Then when I saw young kids roofing three stories up (for one of the subs) without harnesses I threatened to throw them all off the property.

If they do not cooperate, I have two options, threaten to cancel inside my inspection period or I would get them turned on, then immediately cancel the service.I have yet to have to do that, but I would if necessary.