For an attorney you can use Evan Bussiere from Hurwitz and Fine. 

After everything was fixed and they listed the unit, apparently they claimed that I was not allowed to have any understanding of who would be renting my home due to potential bias and discrimination (this is the first time I have not been able to view applicants general profile (credit score/occupation(removing any identity markers)), but fine, I let them choose the tenant and so far there hasn't been any issues.

They will do just fine.

We strong suggest to always get a Real Estate Attorney to review all documentation and prepare the seller docs (do this always - even if you have a Realtor).Most BP members are experienced enough to feel comfortable doing this themselves ... after you do 2 or 3, it will become routine.You are saving thousands of dollars so you will need to do a bit of work yourself, but it is worth it.Never pay full commissions any more ... if you decide to get a full service Realtor to list your house, that is fine (the Entry Only concept is not for everyone, we understand), but always negotiate a flat fee. % commissions are not valid any longer ... what additional work does a Realtor selling a $600,000 has to do than to sell a $400,000 that is worth $6,000 more in commission?

I think 95% of the time you will be fine, so I would probably check the box, do a good job with pics and descriptions accuracy and deal with the 1-2 problem people per year.

@Alex Cardaniuc it's all fine and great - until something goes wrong and you get sued.

Do people get warnings and fines?

I’ve got 25 units and this works just fine.

They should be fine with this assuming they aren’t doing an exchange for a property that costs exactly the same.

I have two 1/1s in a high cost mountain resort area, and they have rented out just fine to the right guest profile.