My cell is in the signature of this post! 

At least where I worked (SoCal) the inspectors were generally very knowledgeable and honest, Inspections were easy to schedule with a phone call - you could get an inspector to the project the next day.You could always tell the non-permitted jobs done by unlicensed Contractors, horrible, sloppy and dangerous.And @Carlos Ptriawan, most good GCs have their own crews and do much more than just 'inspect' a job...they were there every day doing something and that kind of attention to a job is invaluable.... 

Save contacts in your phone for everything, i.e. handyman, cleaners, specialty techs, etc. 

@Kristen DolotinaYES 100% a service like that existsSpeaking from experienceI had an out of state investor purchase a duplex in Texas & after closing the PM company handled the applications, screenings, placement of tenants for a 1 months rent fee.MY SUGGESTION:Google a local Real Estate Brokerage and call that number and just ask the person at the front desk (who answers the phone) who their recommendation is for a PM company and why.

Just got a phone call from a local fencing contractor telling me that he just finished installing a fence at one of my rentals. 

Calling the city can yield various results depending on who answers the phone IMO

Do you have the homeowner contact info with their mailing address and you want to add the phone?

The MLS rules prevent your contact information from appearing on websites, but websites are required to show the listing broker phone number.

My boss was basically out on the golf course while I kept the office going with phone calls, faxes (this was awhile ago!)

They get off the phone with an applicant and the money scramble begins.