I have been very intrigued with the idea of wholesaling and owning rentals and from what I can tell it seems these are two RE niches that many BP contributors suggest as good beginning outlets in the REI world for newcomers.  

I've seen too many bat crazies  and what are you going to do when the tenant says your handyman stole their diamond necklace off the nightstand or someone takes a rock and cracks open the lockbox and breaks into their house and the tenant holds you liable.

Something like an electrical panel replacement is a problem, if you swapped out some outlets, that isn't as big a deal (at least in my area).If we are talking about major construction, like an addition, they could make you tear it down.

@Matthew Irish-Jones wiring was from the 50s, he removed all the old wiring from attic and crawl space and rewired the entire house with Romex wiring, added a breaker box with new breakers, new light switches, outlets, and covers.

Just down the street from a new popular shopping outlet. 1,900 Square feet at least.

The reason a lot of these outlets stopped comment is purposely trying to silence one side.

What happens if, after your contractor completed the job, you realize that you forgot to ask him to repaint the cabinet doors in the hall bath and install two extra outlets in the kitchen?

I bought all of my doors and the toilets and the kitchen sink from Building Materials Outlet in Phoenix (AMAZING STORE, GO THERE PHOENIX FLIPPERS!

Like, you don't like where the outlets are placed and you will look for that in your next house.

Things like cracked outlet covers or chipped paint were my responsibility to fix.