I told the seller I plan to have plumbers, electricians, mold inspectors, termite inspectors, A/C guys, roofer, painters, floor guys, etc.... all give me bids on the rehab and that I would be needing access often times at the last minute and during work hours (when his friend was unable to give me access).

Electrician, contractors, etc. 

Listen to the podcasts under the " learn " tab.immediate team members you will most likely need upfront:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Local lenders Real Estate agentReal Estate local attorneyProperty managerContractors: plumbers, electricians, painters, handyman, and etcAccess to Google mapsPersonal scanner and printer for documentsGoogledrive or dropbox for property picsEtc

I am going over to the house this Tuesday to have my good friend who owns and rents outs 3 houses in Denver take a look at everything and get his thoughts on the property.Maybe it would be wise to also have a general contractor and master electrician come with me at that time.

He is a licensed electrician which helps in these cases where we need electrical work done.Our plumber will be out to do the preliminary plumbing work tomorrow that will be needed to put a 2nd bathroom on the 2nd floor of the houseAlso starting on Wednesday, our main contractor will start his work at the property and will work on the 2nd bathroom, installing the new windows on the 2nd floor, and will generally be focusing on the rehab of the 2nd level.

I've used someone on Yelp for a couple of appliance fixes and a family friend who helped with an electrical problem, those have been fine but there isn't a system in place to easily route problems to solutions.My question is, for DIY landlords out there, how do you assemble a list of service providers when you first became a landlord (e.g. handyman, plumber, electrician, etc)? 

So, he called his electrician who gave him a couple ideas, and he said he'd be back the next day, which he was.  

.]-- As far as utilities go, the detached garage already has a separate panel and I've had an electrician out saying it's plenty of juice for what I'm trying to do (sorry, don't remember the technical details).

I have general lights but apparently, the emergency lights need to be connected to some sort of battery(I’m not an electrician) and piping in order for the lights to stay on in case of a power outage.

Does anyone have a recommendation for an electrician in the Wichita/Maize KS area?