Sounds like it is long enough that in my market you will need an electrician to add an outlet on both sides.B.

I’m an investor/agent/electrician living in Boston Ma.

An electrician suggests that we replace it or that our insurance company will make us do so if they see it.  

Half of my portfolio is OOS, and I haven’t seen most of those, even after 10 yrs, but I get trusted people to take pictures and I send specialized trades (plumbers always and sometimes electricians) during DD period.

Once time becomes the burden, couldn't you contract directly with a handyman, plumber, electrician, etc to handle those tasks?

So you're looking for GC to give you his Sub-Contractors, like plumbers and electricians?

I hired a handyman to do all of that work which was cheaper than going with an electrician and a contractor. 

I got my start renovating my own rentals and helping my Electrician Father in Law on odd jobs. 

If the home inspection does not address the electrical and plumbing enough you may wish to have an electrician and a plumber come in, for a fee, and have a look at your system.

It's because you didn't get rid of all the food and drinks left on the studs by the electricians and plumbers, before the sheetrock crew does their thing.