For the unit to be up to code I had to hire an electrician and all of them were mentioning that It would be thousands of dollars to fix.

Would an electrician be a good person to talk to to determine if it meets legal requirements for renting?

Push out inspection objection (or whatever you call it in your state) and get an electrician in there for a full quote.

Good luck and great job taking the first stepsThanks Chris, I am in the process of trying to find a few handymen or specific trade works (plumber, electrician, etc.) now so I can have them ready when the need arises.

Try to establish relationships with common services needed for your property, such as, plumber, electrician, handyman, septic, lawn, locks, etc. 9.

If you have the time and experience, hiring your own subs (like plumbers, electricians, painters) can save you some money, but you'll need to manage the project yourself.

So if a massive snowstorm injures someone or if an electrician hired by the landlord improperly wires the rental unit and their negligence causes injury to someone, a landlord cannot state that the tenant is liable for those injuries as they were out of the tenant's control.Similarly, if that massive snowstorm or the faulty wiring by the electrician hired by the landlord results in property damage, a rental agreement cannot state that the tenant in liable for that damage as the damage was caused by a natural disaster and/or a person other than the tenant or the tenant's guests or invitees.However, it is legal and enforceable for a rental agreement to state that a tenant will be responsible for personal injuries and/or property damage if the injuries or damage were caused by the tenant, the tenant's guests, or the tenant's invitees.8.

If you don't have an over-the-range microwave ask an electrician how much to add a circuit, it could be pretty cheap, but it might be expensive too.

@Michael L. typically, a GC will pull a general building permit for the project and then hire subs (foundation, concrete, electrician, etc.) that will pull task specific permits as the local municipality requires.So, the GC will need a builder's license, maybe something even "above" that.

I have electricians that can help.