I appreciate your response!

That is, it should beassumable by creditworthy purchaser(s).No surprise, I received different responses from the RLCs.

I appreciate your response...

It's crucial to choose a market with steady job growth, low vacancy rates, and tenant demand.

But owners have to be held responsible for their pets' actions.

Pittsburgh is home to many major universities including the rapidly growing Carnegie Mellon University which is “at least partially responsible for Pittsburgh’s growth, from revitalized neighborhoods to a vibrant and booming restaurant scene.”

But given you experience with getting anything from this group, I would not hold my breath that you will even see a response, even if financial statements are required to be provided.So, then you next step is a lawsuit to force reporting.  

Henry Clark had a great response above, but you can also just reach out to a Planner in the City Planning & Zoning department if you are still unfamiliar. 

Keep in mind that many responsible agents tend to be conservative with their valuations, especially in today’s market, where properties aren’t moving as quickly as they once did.If we’re in a conservative market, pricing on the lower end may make sense, but it’s always good to weigh your options carefully.

If they say "No" then ask them to support that with documentation to avoid a boiler plate response.