. - it's easier to remain in denial when the facts aren't confronting somebody ...

I don't want the cops called on me or any other confrontations.

Anyway they stopped paying rent and when confronted the drunk guy threw a shovel at her and cursed her.

I think it is important to confront people early, have high standards and not hesitate to move on when they are not met.

The hillbillys here seem to think that a gun needds to be at the ready to fight bad guys, shoot down black helicopters and be ready for any armed confrontation.

My managers always remove tenants without negotiating but in this situation use of local law enforcement is without a doubt a great policy to reduce damage to property and avoid a confrontation.

I haven't confronted my tenant yet, but I suspect that's what going on.Any advice would be appreciated.thanksMJ

I learned that they might be discussing this change so I am wondering if I should call my contact at the board and confront.

You avoid the confrontation, stop the unwanted behavior, and gain an opportunity to praise a positive action which should cause the wanted behavior to be repeated.

Should I confront my agent about this and dump him if I find out he's being less-than-honest?