Is there any way we can report it to the credit bureau as a company without filing at small claim court. 

My reasons for selecting Springdale and Rogers are as follows: Ability to obtain 1% rule, good school districts in general, low crime rate, stable tenant base (Wal-Mart and Tyson), potential for appreciation as Fayetteville has seen substantial growth, and lastly I know a few people who live there and love it.If anybody else is familiar with or in investing in the Springdale or Rogers areas, I would consider partnering and going in on a larger enterprise.

Is there any guidance available on CA Dept of Business Oversight/ Bureau of Real Estate on this topic?

I rehabbed the operations and sold them late in 2012.It was then that I decided that I could either invest my cash in one of many markets, start a new enterprise or take control of my investments by actively managing them myself.

This program would not work for wholly passive enterprises such as rentals and lending.

Our company policy is to report all non-compliance’s with terms of your rental agreement or failure to pay rent, or any amounts owed to the credit bureau.

A bit about myself - I have a background in finance and accounting, and used to be a professional investor, albeit buying entire companies as part of a large investment group, rather than homes as part of a one-man enterprise!

I see you've received answers in this thread about looking for indications like enterprises like Starbucks moving in , or the neighborhood getting younger....  

Then, when you establish the LLC, you  elect what type of entity the new enterprise will be , C Corp, S Corp, partnership, sole proprietorship.

Has any body dealt with Richard Smith Enterprise LLC?