Just don't respond to him if he does that...even if he ends up threatening damage to the unit or to sue you or something silly.

Meanwhile, you will pay a very high price eroding whatever profit you expected or worse...going into negative losses as ongoing delays caused by Sherman Bridge Lending force you to pay spiked interest rates for an extended period of time leaving you at their mercy as they control your refi by threatening high fees as a penalty for seeking refi elsewhere.

Dealing with D'bags who try to threaten just gets my dander up.

You can "threaten" to raise the rent in the future to cover the costs if the problems continue.

The man does good work and gives you realistic completion times.In oil producing regions of the US, especially Houston, a drop in the price of crude threatens job losses and falling home prices.

The tenant is back from a mental health stay, threatening neighbors at 4 AM, etc.

Even with the note being paid, the banks will still send threatening letters.

I dont think its worth getting a lawyer to sue them either however if you do have their address maybe your closing attorney can type up a threatening letter for free when can be sent to them.

Of course the realtor agencies and commissions will state wholesaling as illegal, as they feel threatened when no agent or broker is ever allowed in any real estate transaction deal.

It looks like NM requires interest to be paid on deposits so be sure to conform as suchI would not have caved on the money due so quickly but have used it to bargain with later if need beTenants will often threaten to sue but very rarely follow through.