Did they leave a contact list of all the people that they use for repairs like the handyman or plumber or electrician or hvac? 

We have fully licensed and insured contractors, electricians, real estate agents, and public notaries on the team as well as third party association with reputable contractors for the areas where we need to outsource. 

I am not an electrician but I believe you are required to have one and it must be a GFI.

I have a good grasp on what I can get siding, windows, trim, interior/exterior doors, decks, guttering roofing, flooring, landscaping and concrete done for and who to use/where to source materials, along with electrician/plumbing -- lacking site prep, foundation/framing/roof trusses cost -- I could get the cost of the rough in from a buddy who runs a plumbing co.My challenges are A - not being able to be there all day to run things, and B - still missing some of the key contractor connections.  

Hello BP,Currently close to putting a property under contract and just looking for recommendations for a home inspector during my due diligence period.Other recommendations I could use for the due diligence phase would be an insurance agent, and possibly even some contractors if follow up repair estimates are necesssary (plumbers, roofers, HVAC, and electricians particularly)Any info is appreciated as this is going to be my first property in the Miami area. 

I plan on managing these properties myself but have a short list of electricians, plumbers, and one handy man for small fixes.  

If they had hired a real contractor, a licensed electrician and a master plumber I'm sure the cost would been at least 5 to 10 times higher to do the work, it would have been done right, but they wouldn't have made any money on their flip.

Hi everyone, looking for feedback..I am a union electrician in NJ with 2 rental properties that I may transfer into an LLC (or perhaps a partnership).

Our electrician delayed us.

I know in the town where our apartment building is, the above doesn't require a permit, but if I was going to replace windows, then a permit would be required.Also, our electrician told me that licensing is not required to perform any work that isn't going to be closed up behind a wall.