I am a CPA and VP of Finance and my husband is an experienced Superintendent of a large home builder with extensive construction experience. 

I live in the metro Detroit area and I'm currently a Carpenter superintendent/project Manager and I would love to partner up with another investor who's stronger in areas that I'm weak in so if there are anyone that could use a FREE!!!!!!!!

We have an article written by the Superintendent of the Real Estate Licensing Division indicating that wholesaling in its many forms is illegal, combined with several instances of fines issued for selling and listing real estate without a license.

Now if you should consider a project manager or a construction superintendent to over see this project you feel free to PM me and I will see what I can do. 

After this is done, the Service Tax Rules, 1994, specify that within a week's time, the nearest Superintendent will provide you with further information of the status of your application, whether accepted or rejected.

Just an FYI, if he is going to do property management in PA, he is required to have a real estate license, unless he just wants to work as like a handyman / superintendent type of position.

I'm still in the "eduction" stage of my investing career, but I have over three years of superintendent experience on both residential and commercial projects. 

My cousin's son-in-law is the school superintendent there in St; Clair.

I’m a licensed and insured contrator/handyman with 7+ years of experience; I’ve done everything from building pole barns, to being the assistant superintendent building doctors offices and urgent cares.

@Michael WayneSounds very similar to a deal that I’m involved with but our deal is on a larger scale (244 units).One thing I’d consider is engaging a superintendent that represents you as the owner.