My lawyer is researching the ordinance and I know there have been several threats of litigation to block it, but I haven't heard anything concrete as of yet.

That usually shuts them up.I would not be concerned about his threats and basically tell him to pound salt.I would also drain the pool and lock the building.

But, depending on history of the tenant, you can throw in the threat of an eviction.

If it's not a security threat to you, say this happened and you don't care if it's replaced now, but this is documented so you will fight any damages coming out of your sec dep.

I think the showing of the weapon gives the wrong impression of the house, neighborhood and/or even the client thinking their presence poses a threat to the agent.Concealed carry for protection I agree with.

Housing providers are not required to provide a reasonable accommodation that is unnecessary or that would pose a direct threat to the health or safety of others.

Intimidiation, threats, harassment, and she is trying to blackmail me.  

I've never used a hotline number, but I have used a free report (re:  Home Seller's Guide) to attract leads in the areas we farmed.The reason they do work is because people don't feel threated to call. 

But once your seasoned you realize unless you are truly a theif or bad person ... threats of litigation are just that threats and most people have no where near the experience or financial wherewhithal to prosecute TRUE litigation.

I don't want to get the building dep't angry, but I don't want to spend so much on something that really is not necessary for this building.I was hoping to be able to evict for non-payment of rent, but despite threats to not pay rent, they HAVE paid their rent.