So Zillow approached us a few months back and threatened us since we were a large property management company they will be charging us.

The person should have been up front when looking at the place and threatening to sue is also not a good sign. 

I have personally been threatened with "the attorney general" a few times and it means zip. 

She’s suing me and threatening that I drop charges against her son.

The buyer did buy the building, but we assume he will sue us for something, as he already threatened to come after us for not disclosing. 

While you can certainly send tenants an account statement, or notice showing what they owe, be very cautious about sending a pay or quit notice (we commonly call it a 3-day notice here in Florida), or any type of notice that mentions or threatens eviction. 

But then you coming in bragging about your 5 years is quite funnyThe fact that you find that threatening, clearly indicates you are responding from your feelings rather than trying to solve problems.

Here is where it gets interesting:Unit 6 previous manager who is paying 550 decided to not pay and threaten legal action.

Hotels are exempt from this law. https://www.kitv.com/story/42234469/vacation-rental-owners-claim-discrimination-threaten-lawsuitI appreciate the abundance of caution, especially with travel to and from the mainland, but what irks me is not being allowed to rent to the locals.

For her concern, the new tenant called the police on her, not once but twice and falsely accussed her a threatening her.