lol  She recommends contractors if I need them. 

Together we have the following capabilities:-relationships with local contractors-well-versed with social marketing -great screening formula used to qualify tenants -in house photography to market your home-We offer mini-modeling to make your home more attractive-only charge management fee while property is occupiedThanks,Navid

I think it also depends on the township if you are able to do the work yourself on a rental or if you have to hire a general contractor.

Kitchen sink leaked when tested, but it's all in the pipes and just needs put together correctly.The electrical isn't great: some ungrounded outlets and a double tap in the box. 

Next, I proceeded to get my Real Estate license and then shortly after my general contractor license.

Just a couple thoughts.First, find yourself a good local banker, a good realtor and a good contractor. 

You may have to chat with a contractor in your area about it.

I've done alot of the work myself and coordinated other contractors as needed.

With all the GC horror stories here, has anyone bypassed General Contractors altogether and just have Vendors Install?

This means if you have your property in an LLC you legally are supposed to use only Minneapolis Licensed contractors to do all permit required repairs.