Connecting this topic to RE values:Where I'm at we have a highly-idealistic and PC School Superintendant who continuously gets school distrcts changed to better meet PC ideals.Results: previously-wonderful family neighborhoods now have few children and are in decline as conscientious parents move to where the good schools are.And personally, I can rent out my units much quicker if they are in a desirable school district which, unfortunately, changes regularly depending upon the PC whims of the local politicians.

When I was a young Superintendent for a steveadoring company, I was trained on the procedures to enforce a lein on a ship.

I'm a carpenter by trade currently working as a superintendent and also run a small construction company myself doing exterior home renovations.

I am a commercial construction superintendent from Colorado and my wife and I have invested in real estate in Colorado, North Dakota and Louisiana.

I work at a general contractor, and one of the superintendents wanted to be a home inspector too, as a side job to his main job.

I would also be interested in working with somebody local to run the project either as a project manager or superintendent.

I am currently working as a project manager on a 26-unit condo project and a superintendent on a 2000+sqft spec house.

Business has grown mostly by referrals over the years and I’ve recently hired a superintendent to help.

I appealed in writing, providing the letter and the HCD ADU handbook (attached), to the LBUSD Superintendant, LBUSD School Board, the City Manager, the Director of Development Services, the LBDS "Ombudsman" and the City Attorneys office-all to no avail and minimal response.The director of the LBDS also month even provided a memo (attached) to the City Manager-at your request-which showed neighboring large cities to do not charge this fee for small ADU's like mine (under 500 square feet).

You can then start sourcing a manager or a superintendent that can assist with management and leasing.