NOW Property Preservation Expands Code Violation Division for Faster Foreclosure Sale

Feb. 8, 2011 - PRLog -- NOW Property Preservation expands its code violations division to increase foreclosure home sales nationwide.  Tall grass, abandoned vehicles, open permits and other issues plague communities today which in turn throws a wrench into the home sales process.  

The increased projected inventory for 2011 will surpass 2010's results of over 1 million foreclosure homes.  NOW Property Preservation specializes in maintenance for bank owned homes and investor homes.  The increase of foreclosure homes inventory nationwide has driven down the prices of existing homeowner occupied houses.  The vacant properties attract 'partiers', explorers, and even raccoons that end up destroying the asset.

"A quick sale is imperative to make sense for the bank's non performing assets.  Aside from property taxes, maintenance fees to landscape and remove trash, as well as HOA/Condo Association required fees, the bank's objective is to recoup the lost funds and have a fast turn around time for sales.,"  states Sam Sesi, owner of NOW Property
Preservation.  

Working with Code Violations requires expertise, precision, and various background in order to be successful.  NOW Property Preservation's expansion of its code violations division helps banks increase their profit margins, employ more workers, and contribute to their communities.  Homes are supposed to be occupied, not vacant and abandoned.

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NOW Property Preservation works with banks and communities to preserve and maintain bank owned homes.