Few people sell profitable properties, unless the level of aggravation exceeds the level of profit. 

An update to this story... the guy "faces 14 counts of bank fraud, five counts of engaging in monetary transactions involving criminally derived property and one count of aggravated identity theft."

For $400, it could save a lot of money and aggravation later.

I would be pretty aggravated too if you broke a lease with me.

There's a level of aggravation that goes with everything, and I decided I had had my fill.

saves aggravation down the road.

In my experience, forcing someone into a contract and then keeping them there is just going to make things complicated and aggravating. 

A guy i work with, rented to a guy he knew had no job and then was aggravated every day that the guy didn't pay rent. 

A couple of recent interactions on top of the stack that have taken place over the last several months has finally aggravated me to the point where I am willing to draw a line in sand and point to these gross abuses.

Unless you "provide" them by getting them at Rent-A-Center and marking up the cost so then they're on the hook when they break and you make money for the aggravation