And if this were the case, $25/month would not come close to compensating for the possible costs associated with a tenant's pet.Obviously there are ways to protect yourself from liability regardless of the source, like LLC status and a good umbrella insurance policy.

The SouthLA one is posted on BP here in events but mostly through the Facebook group they set up.   

Working in software myself, I can speak from the experience of getting hit up my recruiters that many small-to-midsize companies (beyond Google, Uber, Facebook) that aren't on everyone's radar are already here or in the process of setting up offices.

You think an announcement on Facebook calling all friends/relatives/ect?

If you don't get a referral here, try asking on the WinCity Investors Club facebook group.facebook.com/groups/WinCityInvestorsClub/I have a couple of contractors I could recommend but they do more start to finish projects.

You can also check their reviews online at Google, Facebook, or Yelp.

@Nathon Norberg - THere is/was a private Facebook group of folks that got together on this and may have found a lawyer to take the case (I believe its under "erentpayment discussion group").I got very lucky and was able to have one tenant take alternative action, otherwise we didnt get beaten up with the debacle.

There are fewer than 50 properties in a renovation status waiting to be marketed for rent.  

Have you tried using the form directly on Facebook? 

@Mark Anthony Alvear Jr,You can check on meetup . com or Facebook events to find real estate meet ups.