Yeah, but you have a picture of a nice lab as your avatar, and that alone qualifies you in my book 🐕😁 

Fires, pet hoarders, smokers, meth labs, flooding, parties, vandalism, gangs, shot houses, deceased resident (for months sometimes), code violations...

But they all come down to consistent supervision and communication.

He is an engineer as well.If I can't ,I am going to ask him to be my mentor and supervise every step on the project..

A yellow lab can be pretty aggressive.

We should have supervised them, even though they were working off of the plans drawn at Pius.

I charge a mark-up on my subs because I am guaranteeing their work also, in addition to supervising them to make sure that their work gets done when its supposed to.

Why would a FL contractor fly out to NV to supervise a project in a state where they are not licensed?

We are doing a few unit renovations in springfield mass right now where we have negotiated down large orders (i.e. flooring) and have passed that on to the owners (owners hired us for construction supervision basically), but most times contractors never tell the owner. 

yes  at least in most states you must work as an agent for a few years then you can take the brokers exam... although there was a post on BP about challenging the CA brokers exam straight away but that 0pportunity sunset according to the postAnd specifically not necessarily a company but you must hang your license with a broker who will supervise your activies it can be a broker who works from home does not have to be a company per se