Home Foreclosure Cleanup Business
Foreclosures, Foreclosures, and more Foreclosures surround the US and it seems there is no end in site. Nearly 4 million homes are expected to foreclose on this year alone, and according to a recent report, home foreclosures are surging again and expected to remain very heavy on the economy until at least the third quarter of 2012 and possibly well beyond. Well, one unique interesting business has becoming a booming business for many, it's called the Home Foreclosure Cleanup Business. The home foreclosure cleanup business has been showcased on Oprah, 20/20, and hundreds of news stations across the US. Many of these home foreclosure cleanup businesses are earning well over $50,000 each and every month. This dirty little business has turned into a six figure earning business for many and the work just keeps coming. Banks are flooded with foreclosures nationwide and have a huge job of getting these foreclosure homes cleaned up and ready for resale. This is where the home foreclosure cleanup business comes in. When a home forecloses, the banks assign the foreclosure cleanup jobs to locate home foreclosure cleanup businesses in the area. They give the Foreclosure Cleanup Business a specific time to come in the property and clean up all the trash and belongings so they can immediately begin the process of placing the foreclosed home on the market for resale.
Here is a list of services a home foreclosure cleanup business can offer and get paid for by the banks and reo asset management companies:
1. Foreclosure Cleanup "Remove all trash and debris from the property"
2. Rekey "Change all exterior doors and locks to secure the foreclosure property"
3. Lawn Maintenance "This service can be done from the very start all the way until the property sells which can be months-most lawn maintenance is done every 2 weeks"
4. Winterization "This is preparing the foreclosure property from the pipes freezing"
5. Carpet Cleaning-Most properties need the carpets cleaned
6. Boardups- This is boarding up and broken window and doors
7. Pool Cleaning- Most swimming pools need to be maintained or drained
And there are a ton more services the banks pay home foreclosure cleanup businesses to perform.
How do I start a home foreclosure cleanup business?
We have provided a website link to one of the top home foreclosure cleanup business training guides, you can download it and get started right away. The home foreclosure cleanup business is one of the easiest businesses to start. You will need a business license and general liability insurance, but once you have obtained these, then you just start registering your home foreclosure cleanup business with the banks, mortgage lenders, and reo asset management companies to be placed on the Foreclosure cleanup vendor list. Then, when homes foreclose on in your area, they will assign the work to you. Here is the link to download the home foreclosure cleanup business startup training guide:
http://listbankrepos.com/
Here is a website link to download a huge list of banks hiring home foreclosure cleanup businesses, you will definitely want this as there are literally hundreds of banks and reo asset management companies to work for.:
http://listbankrepos.com/
Another resource for finding information about the home foreclosure cleanup business is the Foreclosure Cleanup Network. It's free to join and network and you can also solicit your home foreclosure cleanup business to the reo real estate agents on this site to get more home foreclosure cleanup jobs. This social network is the #1 social network for the home foreclosure cleanup industry. They provide great videos, articles, and it's all free. Here is the website link:
http://www.foreclosurecleanupnetwork.com
Once you have gotten your home foreclosure cleanup business started, you will want to make sure your are listed in the Foreclosure Cleanup Directory. The Foreclosure Cleanup Directory is a huge directory of Home Foreclosure Cleanup Businesses and most of the banks, mortgage lenders, and reo asset managers search this website to find home foreclosure cleanup businesses to assign work to. Here is the website link:
http://www.foreclosurecleanupdirectory.com
If you are looking to start a new business, the home foreclosure cleanup business may be just the business for you. One of the benefits of starting a home foreclosure cleanup business is the low start up costs, you really do not need to own much equipment to start a home foreclosure cleanup business and you can set your own hours. You can rent most of your equipment when starting out. The demand for home foreclosure cleanup businesses will continue to grow according to the banks. We hope this helps you learn more about the home foreclosure cleanup business and wish you much success!
