Fortunately I have almost all of this in text messages as that and phone was our main means of communication (including the texts with his threats, see email below).

A service dog is much, much different than an emotional support animal.Tenantresourcecenter: "Landlords can only deny the service animal or emotional support animal if: the tenant is not disabled or does not have a disability-related needthe tenant fails to provide requested documentation allowed by this lawthere is undue financial or administrative burden or would fundamentally change the services providedthe specific animal “poses a direct threat to a person's health or safety” that cannot be reduced or eliminated by another accommodationthe specific animal would cause substantial physical damage to the property that can’t be reduced or eliminated by another accommodation.

Not so much the threat of violence, But the opportunity to learn as much as possible about a property before I take on the burden of ownership.

If they start to slow down and become less responsive it doesn't mean they're shady or slow but sometimes the threat of bringing in another contractor lights the needed fire. 4.

Most realtors either don't understand wholesaling, see it as a threat to their business, and in general hostile to the practice.  

@Bryan, I dont know if I dont put a return addreaa, I had a death threat from the initial batch I sent out so I only put PO Box or leave it blank :) Most people I've talked to are fine but in my opinion not worth it

He is constantly causing trouble, making threats, scaring the neighbors, making messes, and more.

Confirm with your lawyer, but I wouldn't worry about their threat of demanding specific performance.

https://www.courier-journal.com/story/money/companies/2019/08/29/ford-motor-co-invest-millions-louisville-kentucky-assembly-plant/2124179001/This is actually pretty important because their is always a threat of the unioning calling a strike.

These are to pay rent as required by the lease to your landlord, to receive a failure to pay rent judgement for not doing so, or to assert in or before rent court that a serious threat known to landlord, yet not repaired exists, and to pay all rent owed into a rent escrow account at the time of filing.