Foreclosure Cleanup, LLC

You will have to be creative if you want to start a foreclosure cleanup business while still working a job. See below to find out how to successfully start your business while still working for someone else.

Landlords as clients can be fertile ground for real estate and foreclosure cleanup businesses. In this tumultuous rental market, landlords are an easy target for move-in and move-out work.

Take a peek at a fast and dirty breakdown of a $6,120 real estate cleaning and repair bid completed recently.

Green cleaning is fast becoming mainstream, an expected option in certain areas of the cleaning industry. But whether or not this should impact your decision to add it to your foreclosure cleanup business is another story.

Which Makes More Sense -- Renting or Buying in the Start-up Phase of Your Business?

The caller intake form is an often-overlooked, invaluable tool.

A fertile client base for new foreclosure cleanup businesses can be the large property preservation company.

Sometimes as business owners, we get so mired in "running" our business, that we forget to make money at what we're doing. Consistently ask yourself, "What can I do to make money TODAY in my business?"

Some helpful tips to use when working with your foreclosure cleaning crew.

Put simply, postcards are a cheap, effective way to grow your foreclosure cleaning business quickly.