The landlord should respond with, No S***w You here is your invitation to leave so I can find a tenant that respects our relationship.On the first of the month a tenant hands their landlord partial rent a says, Here is the rent I am a little short so S***W You, I mean sorry. 

Decima or Robert Irwin, too) where I picked up this mantra early on that has served me well in regards to tenants: "Always friendly, never friends".....It can invite problems if one muddies the landlord/tenant business relationship with a social relationship.Sounds like this landlord ran afoul of this big time in a social media context and it is backfiring...

People have this crazy idea perpetuated by "gurus" that investing in real estate is easy and that they should be able to kick back on the beach somewhere day 1 and just watch the rent checks roll in ... while this may be the end game, you'll need to work your tail off to learn enough and build your portfolio large enough to get to that point ... trying to bypass that hard work by claiming to be "not handy" or any other excuse is inviting trouble IMO, usually in the form of scoundrels selling snake oil by telling you what you want to hear in order to part you from your hard earned money. 

Also, if you have parties/bbq/etc, always invite them to come by.

Mailing checks certainly invites all kind of mail delay or missing issues.

Boyfriend was not invited over.

The last time I was a renter I invited the potential new landlord to come visit my current home I rented and meet my dog and he was like....does he just...lay there...?

He’s in New Orleans and has a better grasp of the current atmosphere with the pandemic and it’s not good. 

Very small town (less than 2,000 people) so an atmosphere of nonchalant agreements took place.

Also you can look me up on there and I can send you an invite or pm me if you want more in depth conversation about each of them.