If you ever hire a plumber or electrician to work on your property, try to learn as much from them as you can.

Jay is an electrician first, but does work bigger rehab projects as well. 

Block contruction preferred, I could even do the roof trusses myself or if they aren't too expensive just buy them, I guess I would need a licensed plumber and electrician, but pretty much everything else I can do myself, ohh, other than lay a foundation slab, unless I can learn how to do that cheap myself with maybe some help, lol...What do you guys think?

The electrician is correct - regular "Romex" is not intended for outdoor use.

I don't tell my electrician how to wire up a box, my plumber how to vent a line, my drywall guy which mud to use or my carpet guy how to run transitions.

Electrician 4.

I also have other skills as a licensed electrician and carpet cleaning.

So after my mom gave me that sound advice i figured i  would go to the forums to see if there are any folks that had good experiences with electricians in Scranton.

Make sure you are covered for workman's comp in your insurance or have them cover it.I use only licensced electricians and plumbers-that have insurance and bonded.Other times I call and get bids from local guys who have their own tools and insurance and can pay for materials they need and add it to the bill.

I have had 16 cameras installed on one of my previous buildings and an electrician charged me close to 7 grand!