View it like a business with employees that you are supervising.

Most states require a certain amount of class hours and then hundreds of hours of on the job training under the supervision of a licensed professional - all before you can work on your own.

there is a difference in negativity and reality.. that's all I am pointing out.. full blown rehab construction is fraught with Risk.. we deal with it every day.. even new builds guys make boo boo's  I walked in one of our new builds same floor plan we had built numerous times and the window is too low won't pass inspection.. cut it out.. cut out siding replace replace siding patch the dry wall re paint.. etc etc.The other major thing is that rehab contractors are not new build subs.. your subbing each trade out .. your rehab contractor is usually a different breed and one that can actually run a whole job for you is usually doing work for owner occs and  charging for it.. what YOU need to pay to make a profit brings you down to the guys and gals that need utmost supervision..  

Companies should take action now to determine which state laws and regulations will apply to them after the CFPB Transfer Date of July 21, 2011 and to ensure compliance with those laws.Memorandum of UnderstandingThe purpose of the MOU is to establish a framework for coordination of the supervision and regulation of providers of consumer financial products and services.

issue is you have folks that are not licensed and are just running around with no supervision or ethics to follow and this is what you get rude crude behavior and extreme profiteering if they can get away with it. 

I would like to be able to find someone who is an owner/agent and needs some leg work done--finding the property prospects, assessing/designing/supervising the cosmetic aspects for the flip, hostessing and promoting the open houses (I make a killer brochure).

They need very minimal supervision, since all the guys been with me from start (8-12 years).  

Joint Venture with Doctors and Business People - many ways, I like LLC creation and JV Agreement, I find and supervise a local rehab, get funding with private individual, or hard money, buy it, own it, fix it, resell it, split net profit after all expenses, large numbers does not need 50 50% split, can be 25 75 split if deal is strong enough.9.

I fix everything ive been fixing things since i was a child i was an auto mechanic for 6 years and industrial technician/ mechanic and process technician for 7 years now i supervise mechanics and technicians, ive been building and fixing things with my hands for as long as i can remember.

I could see it more for a class C /D property that needs some supervision,  or a much larger building.. but this screems easy,, mom and pop,, to me.. but I guess I have a hard time parting with my money..