Thanks Joe, funny you mentioned Nationwide, they seemed like the only ones willing to touch it subject to an electrician inspecting it.

If it’s a repair that he cannot do, we have personal relationships with a handyman, plumber, and electrician.

I am actually a journeyman electrician by trade, so I do have somewhat of an advantageous perspective from the construction side of things.

For example the electrical renovation I'm having done right now, it's easier for my electrician to just order the exact type of four gang meter socket they want from the supply house on their account than me try to handle it.  

You start out with a list of "big jobs" (i.e. roof needs replacing, plumbing work for licensed plumber (assuming you pull permits-something I think you could get away with 10x easier 5 or 10 years ago not pulling them) electrical work for electrician, demo, drywall, . . . ) Yet, it seems like you'll also get to the point, nearing the end where you will have a long list of "little jobs" detail stuff, little fixes, details you didn't notice due to all of the major fixes needed before, etc, where having a single all around handyman type guy (or girl!)

My Goal in life is not have to worry about money and give back to my community .I am hoping to find Mentors,  Investors, Brokers, Agents, Property Managers, Attorneys, CPA to be part of my Team.I bring to the table 22 years experience in Construction as DC, MD and VA Master Electrician , Integrity, Capital,I Speak English and Spanish.

Will not buy property sight unseen but also realize there are investment properties outside my home state (CA).Being an out of state investor, it's difficult to put together a team (contractor, plumber, electrician, agent, etc) to help evaluate properties in a state I've only visited but see opportunities for investment properties?

You could always shave down on the cost by doing the things you can do yourself and just paying an electrician & plumber (although those are the 2 most costly contractors in our area).

My husband is a retired electrician and is really a jack of all trades.

Appreciate any referrals for contractors (plumbers, electricians, HVAC, handymen (especially handymen) and even general contractors, tile, etc.) in the Polk County, FL. area, primarily in Lakeland.