How to create a income in Property Management, Property Preservation and Property Inspctions

Jan. 24, 2013 - PRLog -- HOW TO CREATE A INCOME IN PROPERTY MANAGEMENT,  PROPERTY PRESERVATION & PROPERTY INSPECTIONS by Scott Bolinger

This ebook covers how to create money through property management, preservation work and field inspections. It will have the forms you would need to run a preservation business, a example of a business plan, tax forms, investment tactics and management tips.

This is the type of book that is a great investment. The money you spend on this book can be quickly made back. If you fallow the guide lines, you could be making money the same month, and through persistence and consistency, you can create a significant income in a relatively short amount of time.

It can be purchased at

http://www.wrpublishing.com/PPP2.htm

It’s also listed on clickbank.com for people interested in making extra income selling the book

Book Intro:

There are several ways to create income in property management. The business I’ll be going through is as a Contract Inspector which will cover field inspections , property verifications, merchant site inspections and preservation which consists of contract work with asset companies to bring foreclosed property up to FHA/HUD regulations, and some standard tidbits of property management. You don’t have to do everything, but I find it best to diversify your income. The companies you would be working with are contracting companies that work with mortgage companies or realty brokers, asset companies and banks and in some case you might work directly with the mortgage company.  Primarily what a field inspector would do is perform property verifications. This would have you going out to a property and verifying that someone still lives at the property in which you would take one picture of the front of the house, maybe a pictures of the address and down the street or to do interior and exterior property inspection of a property that isn’t occupied and you would take pictures on all sides of the outside of the building and two pictures per room and place bids on anything that makes the building non-compliant (not up to FHA code). For the preservation work you would make sure that the building is secured and complies with FHA guidelines. For the Preservation work you would take pictures of all sides of the house, then 2 pictures per room in the interior.  Your usually given a list of tasks and you would take before, during and after pictures of work that was approved to be completed. For preservation work you would be primarily doing winterizations, securing a property, yard work, maid service, disposal of hazardous material…etc. Some times the preservation work isn’t just limited to FHA guidelines, some times the mortgage companies, realtors or asset companies may have general remodeling that they want done, or maybe the city building inspector may have written up work that’s needed done.

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