@Albert Johnson  I am sure there was likely a threat to the first plumber. 

And after that, want rocket fuel for economic PRODUCTION, not just BS numbers, CUT entitlement programs, except health care, elderly and handicap, by 50%.

Wildfire threat (especially for RE investment) is potentially catastrophic. 

While quick closings can be advantageous, they might come with higher costs or less favorable terms, impacting the financial health of the investment over time.

This will give you insight into their financial health and stability.Look for any red flags, such as high debt levels or irregular financial practices.Understand Their Underwriting Process:Inquire about their underwriting criteria and process.

We work very busy jobs and though we do our very best to be good landlords, ensure health and safety are always addressed quickly etc...these tenants are just too much. 

There have been a several threats of a lawsuit.  

Given the recent chaos in the stock market, I was wondering what is the biggest threat to the real estate market?

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The tenant is an older veteran who is mild mannered and appears to have a lot of health complications.