Not a lawyer, but one that specializes in this type of law to help you navigate the shifting landscape that is eviction law these days for everyone.  

He is required by law to put the seller's interests above everybody else, including yours and even his own.You need a buyer's agent to do the same for you and to help you to navigate the process of paperwork, disclosures, inspections and negotiations.Finally, the total commission is part of the listing contract. 

The good ones know exactly how to navigate the insurance maze and get you the highest payout. 

I would suggest to you to look in the area of Navigation and Canal boulevards, Montrose area, South Union/Brookhaven/South park neighborhoods. 

Here's an excerpt from a lengthy FAQ document they published on AB3088:Anyway, one thing is for sure, lots of new laws for us landlords to navigate. 

It means there is going to be massive opportunity but there are some definite landmines you will need to learn how to navigate and become a prepared and informed buyer before taking the leap.

He's helped us navigate a few tenant issues while selling occupied properties.

I have zero specific knowledge of this other than knowing someone who has a house with a video game addiction program out in the country where no one knows and no one cares....but my gut says you would have zero chance of doing this with a townhome lease because on top of every state, county, city and ward issue you will need to navigate, you have the homeowners association and very close neighbors who will raise holy hell.

I’m just starting to figure out how to navigate the BP forums.

Any advice on my “theory” and how to navigate this?