I would fight tooth and nail to get it...you aren't a thief for doing what you said you would do!

This way, you will eliminate getting caught in a fight between family members claiming right to that money.

He claims he worked 800 hours managing his 12 rental properties last year.I know of another friend in Irvine, California who works full time and works as a real estate agent part time.

That can be a lengthy and expensive process, if they fight you.The current owners are the ones who need to take action and deal with their troublesome tenants.

@James Carlson Airbnb is banning hosts with multiple listings in SF starting Nov 1 and NYC shortly after. http://sf.curbed.com/2016/10/19/13331802/airbnb-pu...I believe their goal is to put out an olive branch to the cities that are fighting them the hardest, but it will be interesting to see how this affects hosts.

We cannot fight the current system and expect to win right off the bat without massive public support, we need to work within the rules temporarily and work together towards a positive change OF the rules.  

He's willing to get a lawyer he said and fight me in court for not accepting his rent. 

@Matthew Paul wow yeah, I never considered the angle of people fighting over the estate.

Putting politics aside, this is a business and I would think a landlord would just like to keep his properties full and not fight the social justice wars.

Not worth the fight, let her leave and take it as an opportunity to raise rent.