Threaten to sue for deposit.

You have to make sure it works well with YOUR numbers- cash flow, cash on cash ROI, etc. don’t need to settle or feel “threatened” with the time frame.

They did cause significant damage to my house and when we tried to keep their security deposit to pay for the damage they threaten me and my family.

Both Windcrest and Balcones Heights will have cops call you and threaten you.  

I have had to deal with a couple appeals to evictions, and been threatened with a few lawsuits from tenants.

There was going to be a real estate implosion through out Toledo if the ordinance ever started fining mom-and-pop landlords as they'd been threatening to do.I am watching the new riveted, it's an interesting time.

Those types of incidents are the ones that could threaten your entire business.

Probably not, but you could threaten it if needed.The other thing to realize is that buyers who go behind a wholesaler's back tend to do that ONCE.

The landlord threatens to sue you for interference with a contractual relationship, and asks the court to award him damages against you, equal to the lost rents on the property. 

If so you can play hardball and threaten not to close if they don't reduce the purchase to a number equal to the originally agreeded upon price.Remember sellers want to sell.