Foreclosure Cleanup, LLC

Find a way to make your clients' jobs easier, seamless, and you'll get more work from that company.

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Many people want to take the leap into entrepreneurship, but are afraid. That's normal. Here are some tips to get your feet out of the mud.

Local housing authorities can be fertile outlets for foreclosure cleanup, real estate cleaning, and other relative small business contracts. As a small enterprise in any area of real estate contracting, a plethora of vendor opportunities exist.

Larger companies need help on the frontlines in maintaining and securing vacant and abandoned homes. That's where the smaller foreclosure cleanup businesses come into play.

Black Friday is almost here, and many businesses, both large and small, are capitalizing off this frenzied shopping day.

It's cold, cold, cold in many areas of the country. But that does not mean your lawn care business has to suffer. Here are some ways to add exponentially to your bottom line, beyond adding the obvious winter-month services.

Any successful entrepreneur will tell you business is about contacts. Their database, contacts' list, is their greatest asset. A proven way to grow your business and build your contacts list is to network at free Chamber of Commerce meetings.

It's no surprise new businesses are still cropping up in the midst of one of the toughest economies in the nation's history. With corporate downsizing and continuing layoffs, entrepreneurs are still opening their doors at maddening pace.

As a foreclosure cleaning company, there are several ways to find jobs, or "work orders" for your company. But you have to know how and where to search.