This guy was berated by his supervisors for failing so many students for their poorly written papers.If this is going on in the elite universities, then we've got little hope left of correcting this downward spiral.

Even with all that, I help him and put a poster in my work place to try to get a tenant...and the same time I have been reading the GA code and there are things that I don't get very well but I think he is misunderstanding (or me?)

Im not ready to quit my job, and its not likely I can switch to a pm shift any time soon (Ive already asked my supervisor).

This way you can talk to your "boss" or "supervisor" when things come up and you just aren't one single investor.

In my opinion not owning any real estate at all but in my current work place I deal with a lot of men and women.

I work at a Banana Republic store where I just got promoted to a stock supervisor and I love my job.

Also what do you guys think about this one person I know he is 54 he is a client of ours and he is a contractor, he says he wouldn’t mind teaching me even more he encourages me to get into it, by taking me to his work place and start teaching me what a house needs how to find it etc. though I really like the idea of learning from him I was wondering what you guys think?

You have to furnish the newbie appraisers a lot more information and usually the underwriters here will make the supervisor go back out and review the house and not permit juniors to do the investment appraisal portion.

I have been an employee in the single family home building trade as a carpenter for 42 years, been a foreman/working supervisor for the past 28 years of that.

I currently hold a part-time supervisor position at UPS in their finance department on second shift.