Hvac, Electrical, Plumbing,Drywall, Trim, Paint, etc...If you give it to one guy, he will get overwhelmed and the deal will go south quickly!

Everything was fine except he had to come back to put on the trim.

He's got a good eye for what trimming them up will do to your curb appeal.  

I’ve been through a few of each general field (HVAC, plumbers, electric, trim, etc.) and have thinned down who I work with and who I refer based off of work done at my own places. 

Some older homes still have only one wall receptacle in the bedrooms and some don't have even one receptacle on kitchen countertops near the kitchen sink.I would seriously need to see the property, but if you are only getting $1200 per month for rent even if the house is in fair condition you are cutting your profits super close because the $1200 is super low even if the house is in excellent condition because when a tenant moves from a house the cost to clean the house, paint, make repairs and there is always some major costs like you need new kitchen counter tops, or you need to replace the stove, or refrigerator, or a dispose, or some sinks are cracked and chipped and you need to trim trees and shrubs and the list goes on and on.

A total demo and total new drywall and replacement of trim (it has gorgeous original trim throughout ... removing lath and putting up board means the trim won't match anymore!)  

But I use the Regal grade for trim, I figure you use so little compared to labor you might as well. 

New asphalt drives, pool repairs, carports, paint exterior trim etc, etc, etc.

I love framing, trim, putting in windows and doors so I will continue to do a lot of that unless rei grows into a full time job.

I'm leaving interior items like kitchen, bath, carpet, trim, doors, fixtures and paint to the buyer.