Aggravating.

Aggravated assault, shooting on an occupied dwelling and homicide tend to happen more often in the worst.For example, here is a map of the violent crime in Sacramento over the past 3 months:But note that this data doesn't tell the full story.

You might win in court on either one of these, but you would be out a lot of legal fees and aggravation.

It’s not enough cash for the cost, time and aggravation.

I see examples like this on an almost daily basis (minus the murder, but plenty of aggravated robberies), so when you live a thousand miles away, don't be so quick to cast your back handed political opinions on the problems we're experiencing.

You could pursue it but I think that would just be a lost cause and more aggravation.

Save yourself the hassle of small-claims court, as your time is worth more than the aggravation and time attending court will cost you...

In unit seems like an aggravating place for both you and the tenant.  

if there is a domestic violence issue with them ( u feel threatened) it might help in some way getting them out. document all your stress and aggravation and of course incidents. be safe! 

It's pretty bad when they beat you out of money and then the courts inflict more pain and aggravation.