Foreclosure Cleanup, LLC

Banks are closing all over the country -- which means small business contracts for foreclosure cleanup businesses poised to act.

The government is giving out billions in federal contracts. Learn why you should register your foreclosure cleanup business with HUD and other government contracting agencies.

Naming your new enterprise is not only fun but an important first step in starting your foreclosure cleanup business. Below are some helpful tips on choosing an effective name for your business.

Following are the five mistakes most small business owners make. Avoid them and watch your foreclosure cleanup business flourish that much sooner!

How to Come Up with a "Unique Selling Proposition" for Your Foreclosure Cleanup Business

The best allies for foreclosure cleanup businesses lie in like companies.

How to get a piece of the stimulus money by signing up with your local housing authorities for vendor contracts.

The basics needed to get your foreclosure cleanup doors open for business quickly!

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.