My residential experience consist of: couple years of real estate sales, couple years of new construction field superintendent, 10 years as a home inspector, and 20+ years as a PA state certified residential appraiser.  

Hi...You can also try SAM( Superintendent’s Automated Manager).

Hey Chris,I was in commercial/residential construction as a journeyman, foreman, superintendent and then owner and did a lot of estimating as well.

Superintendent/PM/Laborers: Actually builds the houseI've had my superintendent say that his Boss (GC) is a behind the desk guy.

I've been doing development and project management since 2003; building large scale apartment complexes as an assistant superintendent; then, came home to build sub-divisions with McMillin Homes, where I learned to build from start to finish with high level efficiency.

When I worked as a site superintendent building SF’s we were given a folder for each house from my office with everything we needed.

Most GC's have a project manager/superintendent that they assign to each job.Flipping houses in Phoenix remotely is going to be challenging without somebody here who cares about your projects and your investment as much as you do.

If you want to jump right in you can find a job with a development firm as an assistant Superintendent, assistant PM or as an analyst and work your way up.

A construction company reached out to me for a 3 month lease on my MTR condo for a super intendant working on a project in town.

Someone has to be the PM and Superintendent and if your solo that's you.