But, I am crying all the way to the bank because my lawyer just emailed me that I won my six years in court and I get all my properties back from a criminal who invaded them with a gun and has threatened my life and kept my friends from managing my rentals.

You can also post negative reviews on other sites or threaten to as a way of getting the refund.

In the meantime, the following issues popped up: I received a notice from the city water department threatening to shut off the water.

Threaten to sue ?

He typically contains himself to his apartment, but he has a window that faces a handful of other doors/court yard, so I myself have been threatened through the window and I see other tenants running to their doors when we can hear him screaming from our parking area.

One of them is constantly calling the city hall to complain (fire department, board of health, etc) and the other tenant is getting very fed up and threatening to leave.

That might be easier and cheaper for you to threaten eviction since an eviction will impact future section 8 assistance.

Kept saying, "you're not a professional" and threatening to move. 

@Kavan KuckoIf there is a life threatening situation in the building, the fact that you have people living in the basement unit will affect you as the owner.

Threaten her with seeking damages?