Tenant's can't with hold rent as you supplied a temporary solution until a service tech is available.  

I've added some contacts in to the mix, too.  

@Shray Goel I am an HVAC service tech so I get the joy of working on the units.

One being that this can't continue, and the other being that expansion is possible especially if we see more tech growth -- which has been the rumor mill for some time now.I expect we will know in a month or two if this market will continue. 

Hey BP community, Just another Coastal tech guy leaving the industry for greener/cheaper more sustainable pastures.

Well, I have mixed feelings about it...

Just google for Flat Fee MLS Listing and you should get at least a couple of good licensed Brokers that charge a flat fee ($99 to $500 depending on the company) to just list the property in the MLS for you (you must offer compensation to the buyer's agent though ... traditionally 3% but it is up to you to decide what is your best strategy - this becomes part of your marketing mix). 

Current rents are just under $6,600 per month and the units are all leased up with a mix of locals and students.

View report*This link comes directly from our calculators, based on information input by the member who posted.Not sure if it's the VA Loan, I'm sure I've got some numbers mixed up - especially probably the expenses and refi info, but I didn't expect it to look quite this bad. 

Don't count out Pittsburgh as Shital suggests, its a great area esp.for rentals because of the colleges, tech industries and healthcare industry.