Work directly with on-site Construction Project Manager to insure project construction is per plans and specifications from start to finishProvide supervision of sub-contractors on project siteAssist to ensure construction activities move according to pre-determined scheduleCommunicate effectively with SubcontractorsDaily inspections and presence on project siteIdentify any project design and construction issues and bring to management team.Oversee and report progress of project against project plan scheduleCoordination with Construction Project Manager, all necessary work flow schedules and monitoring of same to insure all deadlines are metInform Management Team of work progress and of all significant matters relating to the projectDevelop strategies to promote efficient and cost-effective work practicesAbility to step into and perform duties on an existing under construction multi-family project.Recommendations will be required.Thank you,Anat

I think we can promote in this posting is only for Real estate questions. 

Commercial values can fluctuate greatly - I am a fan of time heals all wounds and if you acquire a commercial property and can turn it around I believe there is still money to be made. 

I never received a single response from an actual property owner — just self-promotions from PMCs or people affiliated with PMCs.

They wonder why Brian got a promotion, but it's because Brian tries and appreciates a steady paycheck and the company that pays his insurance.

And remember that time has a good way of healing most RE sins.

@Jonathan Greene we've been promoting this tactic for over 15 years:)

I reported someone sometime back that was blatantly self promoting and using fake account to ask a question so they can answer it with their service pitch.

These often include a preferred return for the investors and then a pre-determined cash flow distribution schedule between the sponsor and investors that includes the cash flow distribution waterfall based on either the IRR or EMx and possibly a GP Promote. 

I think if tax abatements can be given to businesses as an incentive to move to the area, then the cities could also do the same to promote more local ownership of rental homes.