It was a great summer project, but totally not worth it:- my trench was wider than necessary, so I had to haul off dirt and bring in twice as much stone- there is a ton of manual labor lugging dirt in buckets and I don't have accress to guys who will do this all day for $15- it took much longer than anticipated, over 2 months instead of one week (could have just waited for one of the major contractors)I am not a rookie when it comes to this type of work, but the bottom line is that a specialist can do the job so much more efficently, that they can make a profit and still charge less than it cost me (not even calculating my own time running machines and supervising the rest).

With supervision they all got some practice . 

*Supervised GCs in rehab projects.

Further, it sort of takes the control and supervision of the repair out of your hands and places them into the hands of the Seller.  

Send here a child gate to use to block the stairs so that there has to be adult supervision for her kids to go up/down the stairs.I don't think I would be giving any full refunds due her not reading the ad.

Yes depends on the state....some states the basic license is broker license.In Texas you have a couple....salesperson license is the basic....broker is next step up.....same license, but need one more class to be the supervising or designated broker supervising other agents.

The likelihood of laborer's performing on time and on budget without your supervision is very low.

Yes, there are those handyman who require a lot of supervision and their work frequently need to be redone.

The CFPB supervises and fines folks who do not follow Dodd Frank.2.

This amount depends on what they keep for the desk space, MLS access, E&O insurance, training, the required "supervision" of all RE activities, and other overhead.