If someone intends to owner/occupy a home after renovations....and the approved contractor has an agreement on the job...Can the GC "supervise" the work done by the borrower or hired help (trashout, prep/cleanup, etc.), to reduce the actual cost?  

If someone intends to owner/occupy a home after renovations....and the approved contractor has an agreement on the job...Can the GC "supervise" the work done by the borrower or hired help (trashout, prep/cleanup, etc.), to reduce the actual cost?  

I would say depending on what you're asking them to do somewhere between 1-3% .Depending on their background they may not be offer to much "supervision" other than progress reports and photos etc.- Some property managers offer "Construction Management Services" for rehab work on a property that they will be managing but expect to pay about a 10% of the cost of the work as a fee - which I roughly what I charge as a General Contractor.

Hello I live in New York And work full time I want to invest in Pittsburgh Pennsylvania which is about 8 hrs away from me utilizing the Brrrr strategy but I won’t be able to be there to watch contractors supervise and make sure things are getting done any advice one how I can move forward

Now the actual act of joining the board, a supervising brokerage and selling those X houses is a completely different animal which may cost in the 10's of thousands easily. 

I'm not an expert on Indiana law, but as best I can tell the usury laws in your state limits the maximum interest rate that can be charged on "non-supervised" consumer loans to 21 percent per annum. 

With the likelihood that a Fall COVID  outbreak will force schools to close and adapt a virtual teaching platform parents will incur the cost of time and lost wages to supervise and teach their children.   

With the likelihood that a Fall COVID outbreak will force schools to close and adapt a virtual teaching platform parents will incur the cost of time and lost wages to supervise and teach their children.

It looks like my investment property is going to need so TLC and I won't be able to be there to supervise the projects. 

Would you travel to out of state markets to supervise and check up on rehab projects?