Morning All, I am looking for an electrician to do smaller jobs in Chicago such as meter bank switch outs, running power to a garage, installing baseboard heaters etc.. 

And not a single time did an inspector find anything of signifigance that everyone else involved couldnt clearly see with their own eyes.You can either clearly see the problem....or you cant, and if you cant see it, its not like the inspector has xray vision. that's too funny... we have clients getting home inspections on brand new builds every single time.. and there is always a honey do or punch list.. and sometimes things are missed.. reverse polarity... missed GFI  hot water installed backwards.. hot water in toiletand then picky code things.. for most folks I think its a good choice .. if they don't and something is wrong they will never hear the end of you should have got an inspection comments.

I just sold a highly appreciated rental property in the Bay Area last year using a "Monetized Installment Sale".

Im not so sure the difference in price will warrant a savings when we have to assemble them all vs just buying them and then installing them but my counter part constantly is notorious for making MORE work for us than saving time effectively.

What flooring is best for a rental- I don't mean cheapest or most attractive or even easiest to install- I want something that's going to last, something that is 'tenant proof' as far as damage.

It's hard to say where the smart lock journey is going but the company that stays flexible and evolves to create the most compatible (door- and lock-types), easy to install, maintain and use solution, will be around in years to come.

@Mark Byrge - I'm having a new system installed on my facility that is web based.

Thats what we install in mobile home parks and apartments.Its well built, fixed based radios that send you a water reading 2x a day, and it has leak detection. 

If you think she is a pain now wait till you start installing a fence.

I can have a furnace installed at cost (3k).