Foreclosure Cleanup, LLC

How to Simplify Foreclosure Cleanup Bidding Confusion When Vying for Jobs

Three Common Questions and Answers About the REO Trash-out and Foreclosure Cleaning Industry

Most successful people will tell you they did not make it alone. Instead, they had solid guidance along the way, often in the form of successful entrepreneurs who had already made it, succeeded in business.

It's typical for new businesses to try and offer as many services as possible because they don't want to lose out on any business. Niching will effectively guide business owners in narrowing their business focus, target market and advertising plans.

Part of business encompasses bill collecting. A foreclosure cleanup enterprise is no exception. Here are some insightful tips to help you collect on what may be thousands of dollars in outstanding invoices.

To thrive in life (which encompasses our businesses), you simply must be satisfied inside. You have to be emotionally happy to make things grow; this includes the growth of business and the growth of self. The journey starts with an emotional plan.

Give clients what they want and they'll use your services over and over again. Feedback from your clients is key in structuring your foreclosure cleanup business for growth.

Take mosquito spray to your foreclosure cleanup job site for you and your workers. I was at a worksite recently and got over ten bites within a few minutes! Learn about necessary precautions and best products to purchase for site use.

Many times new business owners are so eager to get the phone ringing that they forget the contract when the calls start rolling in. Here are 10 quick tips to protect the foreclosure cleanup business owner when entering into a contract for work.

Banks are Dropping Like Flies -- How to Earn More Money in Your Foreclosure Cleanup Business as a Result