I've been saying it at our meetings for months, I am not threatened by rent control at all. 

. - If they refuse to offer any compensation, or threaten to move, you may need to start a small claims case against them ASAP.

I advertised this auction. and even though I owned all the houses.. in MS you MUST be a broker to legally run an auction.. and I had no less than three auctioneers call me on it and threaten to turn me in if I did not use them. 

She said the other person was threatening to hurt her.I have since interviewed the other three tenants and they have given me a different story saying it was a verbal disagreement and no physical violence of any sort, and they don't want to live with a stranger.Now the tenant who wants to leave hires an attorney and is requesting me to release her by allowing a sublease, claiming I should do it to avoid potential physical harm to her client.Am I obligated toaccommodate the request?

But it might be easier as a woman, because it's less threatening to find a female stranger at your door. 

Other than this, the tenants have been good about paying ontime and reporting anything that needed attention, which has only been 2 things that were easy to address and not life threatening.

He sent threatening email demanding all of it back or he will take me to court for it plus "punitive damages."

I suspect you must have done a lot of expensive damage if you haven't even received the accounting for your deposit and you are already whining about the deductions and threatening to sue.

@Troy Nonnemacher -  I was super surprised too when we got those calls and /or postcards returned in envelopes saying to take them off.My fav so far has been a crazy, older lady who called a dozen or so times a day (until I blocked her) threatening to call the police and her lawyer because I was the one harassing her.  :-)Best quote: “I ain’t sellin nothin to nobody!!”

If the note is not assumable do not push Wells or threaten to sue they will call the loan ~ make payments exactly on time and continue with insurance as is an MAKE SURE YOU HAVE ZERO Health and Safety code violations in the property.