You have the right to inspect so immediately would be a good option in the event they may react negatively to the notice to pay.Once you have a issue they are no long desirable as a tenant and should be kept under a microscope until they move out.

I use Macs exclusively, and nearly all of the big name tax softwares that I'm finding (TurboTax, H&R Block, etc) only have a windows version for business.Not looking to run a virtual PC on my mac or anything, just something that people recommend that would run natively on my Mac.  

She is testing you right now and trying to see how you are going to react.

Wouldn't have mattered what kind of gun he was carrying, no time to react. 

Not sure what other CA natives think of this deal. 

,I'd like to start off by saying I am very impressed at the varying levels of expertise represented on this site and that I only wished I would have learned of all of these opportunities earlier.A little background on myself, I 32 years old, a Texas Native (Houston Area) and for most of my adult life I have been employed (comfortably) in the oil and gas industry.

If you reacted to every threat a tenant made you would be in the poor house or out of business.

I have made the decision that I have over-reacted.

Most of the contractors/handypersons I work with react well with tenants, neighbors, code enforcement and anyone else they run into.

I'd argue that that's probably the more appropriate way a person should react in said situation.