Harder for you to confront them over any issues if you are depending on them for anything5.

She did not really like that  I was confronting her and I sense a little bit of attitude on her end.

When confronted about this he became very belligerent and vindictive.

At the same time I don't want to put my other tenants in a position that could start a confrontation.

I confronted him and gave him notices he then stopped paying rent and I started the eviction process, he decided to leave right before I had the sheriff serve him, but it was about a 3 week process from the first notice to him texting me saying "the keys in the door" and "TY have a GREAT day :)" My attorney said it probably wouldn't be worth bringing him to court. 

Money can make/break a lot of relationships, so it's important to confront some of the heavy stuff early on.This isn't legal advice, just my personal opinion from my experiences as a real estate investor.

I always take the blame off of myself to avoid confrontation.

@Thomas S.At the confrontation, I had the sense something was off.

BUT, c4k is less expensive and less confrontational, and less time!

That's my personal and honest opinion.I'm curious -  and not in a confrontational way.