Hi everyone,My property has a cell phone tower on its roof, and I just received a letter from the carrier saying they've decommissioned some of their microwaves, and that they want us to reduce rent in light of this usage change.There's an implied threat of terminating the lease ("<carrier> will similarly consider this site's viability and continue to evaluate alternatives").Now, I assume they'd have to at least stick around for the next several years until the end of the current arm of our lease, but I do enjoy the stability of having a much longer term lease with them.So... is this just a bluff, to shake out people who are easy?

This is fiction: that any servicing company pays as agreed for 12 months and the existence of the loan just magically disappears.

The cities needed the blight to disappear once again and the GFEs needed someone to take their loans off their hands and the super-cheap boom was born. 

It can all disappear so fast, so enjoy what you have, build with what you got, and prosper in everything you learn. 

So while this move today is troubling enough, the fact of it standing and becoming normalized is the greatest threat because what is 1 step further if ever taken, that would be nothing less than full Nationalization be it by operational function or total declared transference of ownership. 

For example FHA guidelines say you can deny an ESA if they cause an undue financial burden, cause a direct threat to the health and safety of others (the letter from the neighbor supports this), or cause substantial physical damage to the property.

I had a few times where I attempted to keep funds for a needed repair after tenants left and the tenant threated legal action.

I've also found through trial and error that a contractor might be good on one job, but then disappear or completely fall off the grid.

I think probably tough to get financing on this one.My next threat or maybe just question to to the title company where you closed is what do I have to do to file a title insurance claim....or who should I contact about filing a claim or complaint. 

When someone is licensed they are insured also, if something does come up that you need to recover you can always work with insurance companies, but individuals can very quickly disappear if something goes wrong and your recourse is almost zero in that scenario.