We have informed the tenant we will dispose of his belongings at end of the waiting period.  

From what I have experienced, after living here my whole life, is that Pittsburgh did in fact see a stagnation period between the steel industry exit and the influx of the tech/healthcare era.

This is for educational purposes )

The average grace period is 5 days after that it’s court.

Is there a redemption period?  

What is the best way to educate them on creative financing?

I have to say that the experience has been positive so far, with a few negative items such as the evolution of home prices and how expensive has become living on this state.At some point during this period I had a complicated health issue and I ended up getting into a lot of debt to pay for my medical bills.

Also....you absolutely can screen the tenants....you are not "forced" to take anyone.To help mitigate the risk of having potential tenants that are "a little rough around the edges I make sure of the following.No Smokers, Period....not even vapers or cigarsNo Drug Users PeriodNO Previous Evictions from within the last 10 yearsNo felonies No pets, period.I have Section 8 tenants in Cuyahoga County (Cleveland), Alameda County (Oakland, CA) and Contra Costa County (Concord, CA).....and it works.

My biggest hurdle I am facing is focusing on reading all the info I see, I guess I'm getting overwhelmed and ready to get started but, I also know, Knowledge is Education and do not want to dive in and Im not ready.

Also, if you from an education program or looking to recruit for one, i am not interested.