Starting a Foreclosed Home Clean out Service (contractors, interest, USA)

[CTR36]

I have been inundated with requests. I am sorry I won't be able to forward a copy anymore. I just can't keep up. Most of the people that have requested have gotten one. Please request a copy from them. It's pretty generic. My DH is actually doing handyman work in addition to the trash outs. It is more lucrative. He actually gets lots of phone calls from realtors who are about to close on a home but the home has some glitches found by the inspector. He then goes in and fixes them. Keeps him busy. Good luck to all of you. Being resourceful pays

[cmcmichael]

May you please send me a copy of this ad? I work in Volusia County in Florida.

[8isEnuff]

Could you please send me a copy of the flyer? I live in GA lol. my email address is nowiseeyunvme@gmail.com

Originally Posted by CTR36

Ok, I've been researching this all day. Here's what I came up with from others doing the same:
Going rate $25 per man hour plus dumpster rental. This one guy does "trash out" debris clean up and is very successful. He does it up north somewhere. Makes about $75K year. He gave me a copy of his ad and I tweaked it a bit, put it up on craigslist with my husband's info and within 30 mins. he had a guy call!! He wanted to know how much my hubby would charge to clean out his rental property some people skipped out on and paint it! So it works. My husband will have to go and look at the property to see about how much to charge him (how much time he'll think it'll take, how many people he'll need and what size dumpster to rent). The guy told my husband that he called some other guy and the guy quoted him $500 for the clean out only. I think that sounds about right. Also, my husband's brother, who does bank foreclosures in Houston, said we need to contact the Realtors who do specialize in selling REO's bank owned properties. So my hubby will hit the streets tomorrow morning and take his flyer and business card with him to give out to realtors. If you want a copy of the flyer you can DM me and I will only give to people who are not in my area!! LOL

[pmines]

Hello there,

I've been also researching this whole house clean/trashout business. Your flyer and the response time sounded pretty good. I"m in Cleveland, OH. Would you mind sending me that flyer somehow.
Like you said we would not be competitors. Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks in Advance,

Pmines

[XAVIER MILLAN]

Hello there would you sendme a copy of your flyer about. foreclosure clean ups busines I live in los angeles california. I allready have experiece peresjav@yahoo.com

[austinite45]

Originally Posted by CTR36

I have been inundated with requests. I am sorry I won't be able to forward a copy anymore. I just can't keep up. Most of the people that have requested have gotten one. Please request a copy from them. It's pretty generic. My DH is actually doing handyman work in addition to the trash outs. It is more lucrative. He actually gets lots of phone calls from realtors who are about to close on a home but the home has some glitches found by the inspector. He then goes in and fixes them. Keeps him busy. Good luck to all of you. Being resourceful pays

just a thought ... what if you accidentally started a fire and burned the whole house down?

[foreclosurecleaner]

There is a great website that we found when we started our Foreclosure cleaning business, here is the link: REO Listings-Foreclosure Cleanup-Trashouts-REO BPO COMPANIES LIST-REO ASSET MANAGEMENT COMPANIES--Clean Foreclosed Homes- List reos-REO Agent-Property Preservation-START A FORECLOSURE CLEANING BUSINESS-CLEANING FORECLOSED HOMES
They have a Complete Foreclosure Cleanup Training Guide and they even give you the bank contacts. I highly recommend them, we got jobs right away. Good luck everyone!

[foreclosurecleaner]

My husband & I started our foreclosure cleaning business after we saw the show on Oprah. It's a great business to do, the banks pay excellent for these services. It's hard work, but very rewarding. If you are looking to start a foreclosure cleanup business, get your business license and your also going to need to get general liability insurance if you don't already have it. Go to this website: http://www.dreamstreetinvestments.com they have an excellent foreclosure cleanup training guide and they even give you the bank contacts to get signed up with to start receiving the work from the banks. good luck with your new businesses

[(901)]

Originally Posted by CTR36

I have been inundated with requests. I am sorry I won't be able to forward a copy anymore. I just can't keep up. Most of the people that have requested have gotten one. Please request a copy from them. It's pretty generic. My DH is actually doing handyman work in addition to the trash outs. It is more lucrative. He actually gets lots of phone calls from realtors who are about to close on a home but the home has some glitches found by the inspector. He then goes in and fixes them. Keeps him busy. Good luck to all of you. Being resourceful pays

I read thru 14 pages hoping at the end I could receive a copy....And then I find this ^

Oh well, as they say, better luck next time

[foreclosurecleaner]

We started our foreclosure cleanup business over a year ago, we used an excellent foreclosure cleanup training guide from this website: www.listbankrepos.com they even give you the bank contacts to sign up with to get the contracts.