I would suggest shopping around with your local property management companies in the area. also reach out to a realtor who may be able to suggest a property management company too 

My advice is continue shopping.

Take the time to shop around for the terms that best suit you.  

I'm finishing up a project where I changed an old little chop shop/junkyard into a tavern.

I also don't charge a fee which I tend to believe I should.I never use to get a deposit but I am finding that I am only hurting myself by allowing that tenant to continue to shop for homes while there application is under review.Thanks

Another option that works really well to reduce dust is hooking a shop vac up to the sander where the bag wood be.

The project is building a strip shopping center, with mainly fast food tenancies.

You can then post ads in the coffee shops and hangouts close by or even see if you can strike up a conversation with a techie and get the information you are looking for. 

First I read somewhere, maybe here, that HGTV was shopping experienced flippers for a TV show, but when the flipper showed up he found that he was just an advisor to actors.

You just need a shop vac and suck out everything in the pipe and should be fixed.