Has anyone had very good experiences with any of the following.Exterior siding, Masonry/Concrete, Site work (prepping for build), Trim, Plumbing, Electrician, HVACIf anyone knows some good people to work with would love suggestions.Thanks

Why not look at trades schools-carpentry, electrical, plumbing are all great jobs that give you a skill and pay well.

This is important, no one told me what was about to happen next.I had a local inspector come out and inspect the property, he once again found some things but none of it was serious, some appliances needing replacing, leaking faucets, etc.Then because I knew there were a number of water leaks, I had a local plumber come out and do a second inspection on the plumbing of the building, including the sewage and water lines in the crawl space.

I had a similar situation in Tampa years ago where the housing inspector came out and found my tenants had a horrible roach infestation, food all over the place, broken plumbing and a couple of broken windows. 

Rough in all your plumbing and make sure you have enough power for a sub panel if you’re doing one, maybe pre run all your HVAC.

You need to hire property management -- if the tenant has a plumbing problem, you cannot personally show up with tools.

Have them treat it the same as normal plumbing except no chemicals.What is market value? 

Yes, this is a SFR.The renovation came in right under $40K with updated electrical and plumbing, renovated bathrooms and kitchen, new AC, all new windows, new hot water heater and a roof and furnace both four years old.

I am a licensed General, Building and Plumbing contractor in the state of Florida. 

I would assume it has plumbing and electricity hook ups.