Hello everyone, My name is Lennie Holland, I'm currently a golf course superintendent with lots of various project and construction experience.

If you hire a big name brand builder you main have to pay more on overhead (project manager, superintendent, heavy equipment and machines) and their profit versus if you hire a small builder, the overhead could be almost nothing, and lastly, if you are a good investor/customer, you maybe able to get a better deal (a builder is willing to build the house for less profit).

For residential, I would look for someone who has been a superintendent for a number of years.

@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.

Probably the most important policy change made by the Office of the Superintendent of Financial Institutions was the removal of the stress test for those who are renewing their mortgages.

Principal and Superintendent are working miracles.