You could also contact a General Contract or Construction Management company because they regularly hire smaller companies and subcontractors and they would have their favorite mason, framer, drywaller, etc.When you are getting close to signing with a contractor It's also good to get their current workload/ backlog of work. 

Just a regular buyer off the MLS.

When Wilma hit I called my regular roofer and in the answering machine they say "if we have done work for you before leave a message, if you are a new customer we will not be able to assist you, we are not doing estimates at all."

You can sell it for even more than regular electricity that comes out of the wall, because it's "green".

.- Sometimes you get surprisingly good tenants, like construction workers in town for a few months who are trying to live cheap and save all their money- Super high cap rates, cheap to buy- Can be in locations where regular tenants would not want to rent, like above shady bars or in shady parts of town.The down sides:- Many tenants have psychiatric and/or substance abuse problems. 3am calls are pretty regular.- Some cities try to put you out of business by cracking down on code compliance issues and nuisance calls- Not many people want to deal with the hassle, hence the high cap rates.- Can be hard to find good management when you want to grow or move on.

A regular box you are simply attaching the hanging bracket to a mud ring with two 6-32 screws on those tiny thin ears. 

But, if people are interested and like this, I'm sure we can make this more of a regular thing!

Thats funny I got a call today, I get them regularly every 3 months. 

The tenant has paid the rent regularly for 18 months (and before lived in a smaller condo in the same building for 3 years, always paying the rent on time). 

Also not changing furnace filters regularly.