Comments on: Free Home Business Idea: Property Preservation

By: Outlander

Outlander — Wed, 01 Jul 2009 03:08:58 +0000

The reality is unless you have the ablity to handle large volume the wine and dine this is a bogus thought because its about results and quality. This is not an industry to just jump into thinking you’ll get rich. It’s work hard work. I have been doing it for the last 6 yrs both sides. Advice do your research and educate yourself on how to do it right otherwise you won’t last. Remember feast or famine

By: Gil

Gil — Mon, 23 Feb 2009 07:32:17 +0000

Look, apparently there are as mentioned only a few huge companies whom are taking in the lions share of this so called easy money while paying out to contractors a fraction of what they take in. I for one am sick of this sort of set up. Its time the little guy is given the chance to earn a fair wage and as for the big guys well there is really no need for them, what do they do really other then wine and dine the bankers to show favor while they hold all the cards in their hand. Its wrong and down right stupid for a huge bank to think paying this so called company for something they don’t do to start with. Its the old middle man trick and well we don’t need it, its partly why we’re where we are now to start with, these brother inlaw deals have really started to wear on me, so I say kick the middle man to the curve pay the one who does the work and well lets put something back for a change! lets start with honesty and humanity. The so called Property Preservation companies or more often then not owned by someone whom is close to the banker, mortgage company or broker. Its time we let the man doing the work get paid and the fat cats get out of the way.

By: Marc

Marc — Tue, 16 Dec 2008 00:57:25 +0000

Actually it might be easier to start in “Mortgage Field Inspecting” and graduate into property preservation as you make contacts. Believe me, as I have been in this field since ‘05, once you start getting involved with foreclosed homes you’ll find that, in a local sense, it’s a small crowd of the same trusted service providers. A lot of PP companies pop up so it’s increasingly harder to fight for contracts without references of companies you’ve worked with. Good luck and remember that even that’s it’s working from it’s still work.

By: TJ Hudson

TJ Hudson — Mon, 08 Dec 2008 14:55:11 +0000

I want to start a property preservation company. What do I need to do or what is the process.

Thank you.