Guy says Ok.8hrs (7:30 pm) later he says im threatening to them and wants to fight, calls me a child says im ungrateful (hes obviously intoxicated) confused I ask him what's going on and clarify these threats as a notice about violating the lease & ramifications due to their lack of responses and possible altercation (not the first time 1 of 4 times reported altercations) I also call the police and report him harassing me. he isnt at the house at this time.He continues to use foul language towards me, calling me names etc and keeps telling me to fight him.

During his speech, he emphasized that management companies are not always able to provide extensive details and personal attention to every investor, and that in some cases, they may have to let go of investors who excessively harass them.

Death threats were recently made against us and we have been harassed/threatened by this person a couple times before.

I have since made a police report and spoke briefly to an attorney that said I should try an emergency eviction given the threat and harassment.

The more information that you get from the registering authority the more information you have to work with AND you have a contact at the police department ro report any harassment of you by "civic minded" individuals.The fact that you would even consider renting to someone with such a background shows your decency and kind heartedness.Lee Russell; CLeer Enterprises: Amarillo, Texas.

I was hoping things would work itself out but I started to get harassment complaints from Tenant2.

If you can buy 20 properties in the next ten years and you buy them at a great price (relative to rental income) in a good neighborhood you are probably changing your family tree. 5) Make dang sure you are able to handle the late night toilet issue phone calls or harassing a tenant for rent.  

I understand the frustration, but why would you harass her just to compensate for what you didn't do?

There are 4 ways a tenant can legally break the contract without your approval. 1 you failed to make necessary repairs leaving the home unsafe, 2 the tenant is a victim of domestic violence, 3 the tenant is going into the military, 4 you harass the tenant and they can prove it in court. outside of those reasons Georgia is very landlord friendly so you shouldn't have any issues keeping the deposit or charging for damages.

Or if a property manager sexually harasses a tenant, the lawsuit could be expensive.