Your electrician should be able to give you the best course of action & it's going to be $$$$.

I informed the landlords and just asked that the electrician look at it when he came to do the other CO work - they offered to replace it. 

Was looking for some contractor referrals (e.g. cleaners, handymen, electricians, plumbers, HVAC) - any recommendations?

Move the appliances aroundwe are getting a licensed plumber and electrician for the gas, plumbing and other required electrical work.

Being an electrician, most to all of the work on the properties has been done myself.

My staff have a code, subs (plumbers, electricians) have a code and the tenant have their code for the property.

Or is it better to just send out a plumber if there is water issues, electrician for electrical issues etc....    

I still have a list of contractors (electricians, plumbers, etc) that I know and trust but it would be far too expensive for me to use them every time a tenant has an issue.

Connecting the dots, he saw that many of the signs needed electricity and figured he’d be worth more if he was an electrician.

I also accept direct messages.What I am looking for in an Agent Ability to set me up with a daily email alert with new listings to the MLS + price adjustmentsAbility to recommend me contractors(roofers, plumbers, electricians, etc)Ability to provide comps for properties that I am interested in.Knowledge about the areaWhat I will provide to the agent I will not ask you to lowball on a bunch of housesI am okay with you sending the listing agent a informal offer to save time from having to draft a full contractYou will get a client who is an experienced investor.