FB is probably your cheapest and easiest bet at this point.

Your best bet is to call around to the different associations and see what the rules are and if you find one that has the exceptions you are looking for, choose a Realtor that belongs to that association and work something out so you can get some exposure.   

What are typical rates and responsibilities that separates good cleaners/services from poor ones. 

I bet it does.States and localities do not take kindly to children being put at risk, especially by landlords who tolerate tenants doing improper activities risking children, as that just shows the landlord wanted to make sure he was paid, even if that meant risking the health, safety, and welfare, of children.

If  they’re smaller than that or spread out more than that the local credit unions will be your best bet. 

I have tried multiple "handymen", and they all seem to be unresponsive, unreliable, or just do poor work. 

I bet if you put some work into this that you'd find out they have some account deep in the balance sheet that where all the unused funds from that 7% accumulate or that was a plan. 

I currently have no debt under my name, thanks to reading rich dad poor dad, and am set to live off of Real Estate Investing.

@Jacob Lasater, Hi, if you have not, great books to read are: Rich Dad, Poor Dad The Millionaire Next Door Cash Flow Quadrant Tax Free Wealth Set For Life Rental Property Investing The Millionaire Real Estate Investor The REAL Book of Real Estate So Good They Can’t Ignore You

At the very least, I bet you learned a lot.