Government operates the same way.The maliciously bad landlords (criminals, for all intents and purposes) will ignore the law, figure out how to fudge the paperwork, or avoid detection so it won't do anything to prevent a fire or accident or injury in their properties because the city doesn't have the manpower to go out and enforce it without a complaint.But hey, in the meantime it'll make nanny state bureaucrats feel like they're doing good deeds and fill the city's coffers off the backs of the good landlords at little or no cost to the city, so of course they'll figure out how to push this thing through.

Tenants also often change out the shower heads.This damage is not malicious or ridiculously neglectful, in my opinion. 

So my intent was not malicious.  

It distinctly says it has no relationship to the fair housing act or "assistance" animals. 

Regardless, CA needs to clean up its act or else tech (and film) will eventually get fed up.

Thanks @Rich Ng @Pauline Misiak @Aaron Smith  great advises here, as usual.The real address mailbox seemed to be the way to go, as it is required by the IRS to get an EIN, no PO box (at least in MA).Main part of the process was the going back 'n forth with the key actors and the various options at hand.

We don't do it maliciously, we do it a solve a problem they might have.

As Jay said, the marginal to low character actors are the culprits and not just in RE. 

I am sure he appeared to be a successful famous actor when he applied for thttp://m.huffpost.com/us/entry/1921028

Josh is a kindhearted gentleman that cares about the knowledge of others and he is not a malicious person!