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Because the types of jobs that foreclosure cleaning companies handle cover a wide range, it's possible to make five figures a week easily. On the low end, a general "trashout" of a home usually runs $200-$500.

On the low end, you can make $2,500 a week in this business. Very busy foreclosure cleaning companies can gross five figures or more -- easily.

Most of the services offered by foreclosure cleaning companies have thin profit margins. This means you can literally be out of business before you start if you don't learn how price appropriately. Following is some advice on how to do just that.

Thirty thousand to 100,000 new sites go live on the web every day. Savvy small business owners know how to level the playing field, often out-ranking their deep-pocketed competition. How?

Following are three things you can do to find notable things to tweet about. Your Twitter use will be so much more productive -- and profitable -- following these guidelines.

Following are 2 things you need to know if you're going to clean foreclosed properties for banks. Knowing them will make your life so much easier -- specially when it comes to getting paid.

Following are two things foreclosure cleanup business owners need to consider when cleaning high-end homes.

Following are three things to look out for that will tell you if a home based work opportunity is real. If you keep this advice in mind, you should have no problem avoiding work-from-home jobs scams.

Now that Twitter is all the rage, many are trying to figure out how to make money online using it. In order to know which Twitter applications will help you make money online, you need to know two things, both of which are detailed here.

Most foreclosure clean up companies dream of getting a call from a realtor who handles foreclosures. But if you’re not prepared, getting the call can be a curse rather than a blessing. Here's some advice to be well prepared when the call does come.