The only difference is that the house already has fire exit stair cases in the back and it's on an oversized lot. 

Plus delivery included so they lugged appliances in and up and down stairs for me. 

Also access to the upper unit is often trough the narrow back stair case - often impossible to bring furniture upstairs without disassembling.

I’ve never had one, but a family member of mine who has SFR’s was sued once due to a slip and fall down the stairs within the house.Long story short, during their tenure they damage the handrail for a 4 step staircase.

I think we're going to cement them tonight.

We do our best to eliminate hallways and try to locate mechanicals and/or laundry under the stairs when possible.Send me a PM and I'll send you a floor plan as an example.  

Ideal management company would have a large portfolio of HCV properties as the tenant would like to move to a new rental property without stairs.

Looking for roofers, plumbers, electricians, windows/siding, exterior retaining walls, concrete patio/stairs, and handymen.

Do you anticipate fiber cement maintaining its current appeal?

@Steve Vaughan perhaps you could have simply pointed out the specific defect with the property "steep stairs with poorly placed railings" rather than translating that into who would or would not like the property.What may be a better way to say it, if the neighborhood is rough for instance, may be 'I wouldn't want my sister living in this hood.'