I have a strong VA outlet in Annapolis for you to call.  

I usually swap an outlet in the bedrooms now or kitchen for one with a built in USB charger...these run about $30.  

They all have flavors you'll probably be on the first who get to test it out. Let

@Josh Cordle if your inspector is complaining about ungrounded 3 prong outlets then replace those ones with 2 prong outlets.

My estimate is based on the following: New carpet/pad (900') 1 new interior door 1 new exterior door 1 screen door Yard clean Fence fix 2 stucco patch areas painted to match Complete interior paint Misc minor things like interior door knobs, outlet covers, bathroom fixts etc.I plan to pay for a home inspection and if any defects are found that would affect resale I intend ask the seller for concessions on these.

It may be one of the things you mentioned, it may be a bad plug or outlet, it may be a floating ground that is shorting.

I am looking for recommendations for an electrician for adding an outside outlet, outside light, and a switch inside to run the outside light.  

I am not particularly interested in knowing about loose outlet covers and those kinds of nit-picks I've seen in inspector reports.

Many do not have proper GFCI outlets.

The new tenants not so much.I did some cosmetic work between tenants at the request of the new person, mostly painting but also replaced the kitchen and bathroom outlets with gfci to bring them up to code.