I initially had started to type earlier about how you should voice your complaints with them and see how they respond, but my gut (and I think yours) is saying find somebody else. 

The tenants have voiced that the landlord doesn't take good care of the property so I would expect a few of the units to be in bad shape.

There are three methods for aluminum repair approved by CPSC1 - Change all the wires (Most expensive )2 - copper pig tailing with COPALUM (Less expensive but require the electrician to be certified in using COPALUM)3 - Alumicon connectors (very economical. this is a product by "The king innovations" These are special connectors and available at home depot around 65$ per pack pf 25. ) I actually asked my electrician to use that but he found out that the box does not have enough room to install this product and he warned if we do that the aluminum wire may bend and break and would cause fire)Fortunately we found that most of the wet outlets were copper.

It seems like there would be a good opportunity for an innovative person to start a loss mitigation company that provides services to us small investors.

That's how innovation happens!

Yeah it stung a little bit and I'm sure he heard it in my voice.

I often find you a voice of reason.

Plus all I have is Brandon turners voice in the back saying "JUST DO IT".

Third, those that open my first email, I'll start calling these asset managers and either speak to them or leave a voice mail.  

As always, I appreciate the "voice of experience" here on BP's to help me decide what worth pursuing or not!