Some of those rechargable flashlights that plug into wall outlets and turn on automatically if power is lost. 

@Steven Davis and @Linda Flowers sent each of you a PM/Request

As part of due diligence I found a few active permits for the work being done: Electrical permit to rewire new 200AMP service w/switches, outlets and lights; and Alteration permit for major alteration to interior (knocking down walls to make single family home?)

Essentially it is an outlet mall with restaurants, bars, and entertainment? 

Trying to find outlets for these and profit.

So I fixed a few gfci outlets and a new sprayer for the sink.

With various outlets such as Thumbtack, Angieslist, Home advisor, AMT Inc, its easier than ever to find an affordable, honest contractor.Saving is awesome.

The cost wasn't bad - I had knob & tube removed and some additional electrical work done (added some outlets, added/moved some light switches, added a few wall lights, etc.) and it came out to under 2K (luckily my electrician is very reasonable - $40 an hour).As far as I know they removed all the knob & tube VIA the basement. 

.* trimming trees and bushes away on one side of house* Ungrounded outlet or non working GFCI at 5 locations with recommendation to upgrade/fix GFCI* Missing outlet covers or live wire/unsecure wire in 3 places* Slow drain in one bathroom tub* Extension at pressure relief valve in water heater within 6 inches above the floor.

Welcome to BP Bertha Flowers !