But I really suggest you get some type of supervision for that property to protect your interests. 

In addition to the IRS authority, some entities under consideration that may have delegated supervision, examination, and enforcement authority are state regulatory agencies, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (“CFPB”), and the Federal banking agencies (particularly with respect to covered entities affiliated with banks or insured depository institutions and their holding companies).

In addition, the workers need to be supervised, motivated and trained and the cost for this person plus all the extra costs can bring it up easily to $50/hour.

We have a few rental properties in the Loop and Lincoln Park, and are looking for someone who can fix relatively minor issues (e.g. adjust a door, fix a broken handle) without much supervision and who does a thorough job.

In every state that I am aware of an agent needs to work under the supervision of a broker.

I don't do any work - just supervise, order materials and do the bookkeeping.

If you are not there to supervise the install then you let yourself in for a world of angst. :-)

Most people who are new to renovating make their biggest and most expensive mistakes in choosing the wrong people to do the work and not knowing how to supervise them properly, and being ignorant on how to manage a budget.  

@Shanequa J.Chris Mason  Even if its deemed a breach the damage is done... and you would spend a ton of dough getting this in front of a trier of fact.IN our Oregon standard forms any disputes must go to meditation.. so maybe that's the next step but you will still spend about 5k on mediation.you can also make a claim against the against E and O  that would be a proper step as well. and if he works for a brokerage I would be all over the supervising broker.

It required an extensive reno which exposed me to hours under the sink and supervision of multiple subs and tradesmen.