THEN she threated the contractor for having the dumpster next to the street (but totally on my property). 

We had one tenant have difficulty paying their April rent - we immediately offered them the option of breaking the lease and waiving the penalties/fees attached with breaking the lease early to avoid any chance that they would just stay in the house essentially "rent free" for any extended period of time;  interestingly, after we offered to let them out of their lease, their April payment was made in full - not sure if this was a coincidence or not, but we got the full April rent paid without any threats or negotiating. 

Most of the crime in these areas are drug-related, and if you're not perceived as a threat and you treat the dealers with basic decency you're likely safe from violence.

He made threats about falling and said there was mold.

No one knows if that's due to (1) relatively early lockdown (as a former firefighter, our mayor understood the threat early & closed everything earlier than authorities in other jurisdictions); OR (2) the warm, sunny & hot weather, which kills other viruses and is being studied as an impediment to COVID. 

That's when California started rolling blackouts and there was a threat of it happening in Vegas.

I agree with the threat of one of these actions.. but in reality they are not that easy to litigate..

I recently sent out a postcard that elicited some very angry responses; people obviously quite upset, 3 threats to sue, profanity, accusations of cowardice etc. 8 of the 11 messages from the mailing were angry.

Then I asked you not to post in my threads if all you had to say were disparaging things, and you came back with vitriol, threats, and name calling.This is a giant huge forum, called Bigger Pockets. 

I don't know why any investor would ever sit down and mentor anybody who could potentially develop into a local threat to the mentor.