In fact I was a plant superintendent for a company that made seats for Nissan.

Newbie here, I'm a construction superintendent for a company out of San Antonio that specializes in large multi family builds. 

I previously worked for Hensel Phelps on Patrick Air Force base as a field superintendent, and I also worked for Holder Construction in Atlanta doing professional estimation, contract analysis and negotiation.

Given the fact that I have a full time job, expect to be a Superintendent in 3-5 years, buy and hold is the primary RE investment that piques my interest. 

I started out in estimating (commercial & some residential) and then I moved on to construction superintendent in residential construction.

Also while attending college I got an Illinois realtors license because they offered the class to us at a discounted price because of the program I was in, but I soon let it expire because I never went to work for a broker or anything.So, I graduated with a lot of debt and went to work for a few commercial general contractors in Chicago for about 5 years as a project engineer/manager, moved around the Midwest several times, then decided to move back to my home town a few years ago and went to work in the public works department as a superintendent in the Water/Sewer department.And here I am today.At age 39, I'm finally in a place in my life both financially and personally where I can start to make my dream come true....I hopeJoining this community is just one more step I'm taking to try ensure that this new journey will be a successful one.Sincerely,Matt Perrine

Dealing with homeowners, superintendents, PM’s, presidents, architects, designers…and other tradesmen I have noticed a common thread.

Hi folks,  I am a Carpenter/Superintendent for a construction company in the metro east St.

Found mine from a relative who runs a construction company, the other superintendent was a direct hire from some sort of staffing agency.

I have a new superintendent that just built a 4-plex ground up, so you'll fit right in.