I got mine from one of their dealers outside dallas here https://conservationconstructionofdallas.com/siding/ the company that manufactures cedar ridge siding only uses certain deailer in the area to sell their product.

It sounds like Pittsburgh (city) is now declaring housing as a human right.  

I went to ONE in person showing with them and saw the same thing--yeah I COULD do $5k of repairs to make this "rent ready" but that is a sh*tty business model when it really needs $25k repairs to be worthy of human life.

That way, no entity is owned by any human person.

Solid houses with great rehab work, but properties built for humans to live in, nonetheless.

If I were to argue this could be taken a step further, instead of having onsite manager stick a (at least) 32 inch display, hook it up to a portable computer with camera running zoom  call, place a self checking kiosk at the reception where new customers could look at available rooms and see their prices, if they book it, they swipe their card (hook up a square reader or similar) and they get door code for their room displayed, for old school people they press a "help me" button and anyone from the team (you, your wife, your partner or his gf) could join on zoom call and give them human help.

You can also check some broker dealer sites, like dalmorefg.com - they have more than real estate but have some real estate syndications.

I am becoming a brand in the eyes of the mighty Google.Can you imagine if a motivated seller does a Google search to find ways to sell their house and Google returns your human name?

Just evict the drug dealers, which I assume thats what you mean. 

The most secure jobs are skilled direct income producers (think of mechanics, nurses, teachers, experienced casino dealers, etc.).