As long as that's not unusual for the area the home is located in I would leave them alone. 

In California, it's not really common for lawyers to get involved unless there's an unusual situation.

We also had some special requests to the plans that are unusual to the designs we're seeing right now (our kitchen and living room are on the top, third floor; we have an ADU in the basement and we're building to protect the view from the house next door that we own). 

Good catch Aaron, that is unusual!

Hi @Rebecca K. to clarify,JWB placed a tenant and charged one month rent as tenant placement, one of the tenants died (extremely unusual and not something they could have foreseen), the surviving tenant broke the lease and left, JWB did the turnover, JWB placed a new tenant at no charge.

It's pretty unusual.  

That gotta be one of the more unusual ones I've heard.

I have an unusual situation.I have a unit which needs remodeling however the bathroom was the only part which had be redone and was in good shape.

If I were't lazy I would find a painted limestone fireplace that was on the MLS a few years ago.

Why has your management company allowed someone to fall 2 months past due,,that alone would be enough to throw them out.Find a new management company, it sounds like the management company was arranged by the group selling the house, find your own management company.Your new management company should start the eviction process on the late tenant now,,if the tenant can come up with the cash to pay as they have promised, they can still do so.On the maintenance cost, it isn't unusual for a small item to need to be replaced even after a full rehab, but it sounds like yours is excessive,,,get a new management company as soon as possible