I went to our county court website and she has been in court THREE times for eviction, multiple times for speeding tickets, once for a disorderly conduct and another time for some sort of dispute that I can't figure out.

I can guarantee that the complex does not want to be liable for hospital bills from breathing disorders.

My PM said the tenant should have been locked out yesterday, so now it's a matter of seeing how orderly or disorderly she has left the place.

Avoid personality disordered tenants; their reasoning is driven by their disorder so they are difficult to reason and negotiate with.

We saw the first-hand effects of rampant alcohol abuse that plagues Russian society, as well as Fetal Alcohol Syndrome, Reactive Attachment Disorder, and learning disabilities in our kids.

I inherited a similar tenant, no payment issues as her Mom paid her rent on time $600 a month but there was something very wrong and admittedly she told me she was bipolar and schizophrenic.

One of them supposedly has a seizure disorder (she works full time), and they are continuously playing the "disability" card.  

I guess some people thought you wanted stories from the American Association of Psychological Disorders.

Maybe you could use the term “aggression,” combined with something like “disorderly”, then DOCUMENT everything the tenant does and maybe eventually, with evidence of multiple instances of being irrational in an aggressive or disorderly way, it turns into something that a judge might find more palatable.

High and prolonged levels of cortisol cause negative symptoms,I am a former diabetic but I still have high blood pressure so stress can contribute to these biological conditions: heart disease, high blood pressure, diabetes, depression, anxiety disorder, and other illnessesWhat are stressors in the immediate environment?