I am a superintendent for them in the construction side.

Each family member was between jobs (they are superintendents). 

@Shaun Hunt In the realm of Real Estate issues, this isn't a big deal.Have you asked the site superintendent or foreman to have his guys clean it up?

@Bret EmryHere is the relevant text: http://lawfilesext.leg.wa.gov/biennium/2015-16/Pdf...Under the new law you will not need to be a licensed GC any longer provided that you hire a licensed and bonded GC and do not superintend their work.

Thanks for the advice everyone, i recieved an email back from the seller with a little more info:There is an on-site superintendent/maintenance man.

There are pro's paid to look over projects. i.e. supervisors, superintendents, project managers, consultants, etc.

I choose what I do each day, and I also choose when to look at my reports from property managers and construction superintendents on various projects where my money is at work.

I contacted the entire Board and the Superintendant, whom I am acquainted with, in addition to 3 other administration employees and it was all spelled out; no misunderstanding possible.

At the advice of our condo association's superintendent we hired a guy.

Recently hired superintendent of schools came from Camden and brought a lot of Camden educators and admin with him.