That part of it is aggravating, but worth it.

Just dividing the utility by the number of units doesnt seem fair to me, and (seems to me) might aggravate the tenants on the remote chance of them discovering it.

It is very aggravating, but also so rewarding.

I have spent the last week chasing this guy down, finding out what happened and really just costing myself a lot of aggravation and stress for absolutely no reason.

I have been a real estate investor for 22 years, at the height of my investing I was able to maintain 21 properties by myself with some aggravation, but overall it was smooth, since I had my own business on the side, I could dedicate a lot of time to the properties. 

If so, I don't think it would be worth the aggravation to hire an attorney to evict this tenant.

If you are in a buyer's market, you might have to suck it up for an otherwise good tenant; if you are in a seller's market, you might consider raising his rent to help with the aggravation factor.

Yes you could get them out eventually (with legal fees) and a lot of aggravation My two cents- unless it’s a buyers market the inconvenience should fall on them.

It is true that you will pay more for a quality contractor but you will save money and aggravation in the end. 

Feeling aggravated, irritated, and peed off.