You don't need AI, you don't need a long letter, and you don't need to worry about hurting someone's feelings."

Post it the MLS yourself to get the exposure and power of it, and then pay yourself when it closes.

You can also use Tenants In Common, buying part of a house and then work with the owner, fix and flip it, rent and manage it, this can stretch your buying power.

Situations like that for sure gets escalated to another higher power (city council) and an inquiry will be posted upon the department which the BO has no answer to, he would rather make his life much easier and punch a hole without anyone knowing and let it slide.

Every year you will have lost 2% of your buying power.

check with your local power company or the city. 

I'm curious also why you run such powerful (and expensive?) 

To answer your question yes they are stealing power.

Can you use the power of D class Section 8 rental properties to save you from your student loan debt and propel you to financial freedom?

More noticeable concern is tapping into power.