Not that I'm aggravated at the time because I am learning a whole heck of a lot.

I went ahead and renewed my license, though, because we got very aggravated not being able to find someone who would list for less than 5% when selling our last 2 houses.  

The aggravation outweighs a lot of the benefit.

Then move on, not worth all the aggravation, time and trouble

But, Account Closed while you may be in the legal right, the practical enforceability, likelihood to truly force a sale, and the costs of time, money and aggravation are not likely worth it.  

Not to mention, speaking from experience there can definitely can be aggravation of living in a house that needs repairs.I personally think the House hack makes a lot more sense.

Sounds like a real aggravation.  

Though I would be lying if I didn’t saying it was also an aggravating process.

Once in awhile I get aggravated by an overzealous HOA enforcement of an issue but for the most part they are pretty decent to work with.Some HOA's offer community pools, multiple playgrounds etc that is an attractive amenity for attracting tenants and for us the maintenance is shared with the other owners versus having a private pool that we are required to maintain.

Don't renew their lease when it is up if it's that aggravating and get a new tenant.