Any time spent on a construction site is great, Ask questions and observe, but make sure your mentor has experience and knows what they are doing.

@Jason Bott made a good observation about what type policy your actually working with.  

Lots of industries need to do observations for maintenance, contaminated areas, tower inspections, oil & gas, marine uses, security areas, the list is endless, large companies will have their own but small ones or contractors that have limited uses may rent or hire an operator.

It is not a meant to be a slight and is simply an observation based on lots of experience.3.

Some are "facts" and some are personal observations or opinions.

I think that's what we saw earlier in this thread.This is what I'm talking about Vikram when you come in under the guise of some sort of emotionally detached third party observer.....and inevitably fall lock step in with the liberals.

I closed one and have it performing (probably my best deal ever) and I am in escrow on a second one right now.Here are some of my observations.1.

These are just observations I've made.  

I plan on using this as an opportunity to observe how a potential property management company handles maintenance requests/work because I see an opportunity to replicate this model.

On the other hand, several of the most successful programs I observed had minimal manager co-investment.”Some managers have defaulted on their co-investment, consultants say, although none would name names.