So I hired my own crew that I supervised to work on my brrr's.

You said you don't want turnkey, so you'll need to supervise rehab.

I guess distance also has its challenges, if you can't be here physically to inspect, supervise trades and what not. 

Coyotes if they are a serious risk and the yard  is not fenced the young children need to be supervised and taught the coyotes aren't dogs. 

I've read some books on how to hire contractors and some of them taught me that besides checking contractors are licensed, bonded, and insured, I need to have a contract that has written terms allowing the owner/agent to supervise the job, cancel the contract within 3 days, a start date, completion date, model number of appliances, late completion penalties, statements holding contractor responsible for obtaining all necessary permits and inspection approvals, cleanup procedures, payment schedule, waiver of mechanic lien...etc.

If you live in a really good school district they will be around kids with more money than supervision so this is always going to be a problem. 

For example, if you wanted the Property Manager to collect bids and supervise the addition of a deck on your property, that goes beyond ordinary management, so they will charge extra for that.

I was wondering if there are any certified Supervisory Appraisers that would be interested in supervising me or if anyone knows someone who may be willing to do so?

Your license is inactive until you put it under a brokerage and a managing broker to supervise you until you gain experience.

Once you become a licensed agent all of your real estate activities fall under the supervision of your broker and the oversite of your state real estate commission/department of licensure.