Your Foreclosure Cleanup Business Questions Answered: When to Get Workman’s Comp Insurance

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Recently, we started answering questions received from foreclosure business owners here on ForeclosureBusinessNews.com. So, if you have about starting, operating or marketing a foreclosure clean up business, send it in. All identifying details will be removed, so that you remain anonymous (if you wish).

Here’s one we got from a business owner about foreclosure cleaning business insurance. Following is his entire email, and our response.

Question from a Reader

Pleasant Morning to You,

My name is Andre, I recently purchased one [of] your eBooks (Foreclosure Marketing) and I must say; it HELPED me tremendously. I started [my business] a few months ago and I must admit; your book gives me hope.  I could tell you have lots of experience in the business and you take a hands-on approach to your craft.

Not too many times, you find people who aren’t willing to share the formula of success with others. Thank you for sharing.

At this moment I am faced with a quagmire; we are currently covered with general liability insurance but not Worker Compensation insurance. The business is still in its early stages and we are not currently generating enough income to purchase Worker’s Comp. My brother and I are the main workers and occasionally we might hire someone for the day, when we have extra work. Due to the fact that we only have a 3 man team and financial resources are tight:

  • ·         Do you think it would be alright for me to advertise that we are fully insured at this point?
  • ·         How do you suggest I handle potential clients, who ask if I am fully insured or if I have workers comp?
  • ·         At what point do to you suggest I get Worker’s Comp insurance?

Thank you for your help,

Andre

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Our Answer

Hi Andre: 

I’m glad the books are helping you in your business! :)
 
RE your query . . .
 
Sure, you can indicate you are licensed and insured in your literature; because you’ve stated you have general liability; but the larger clients, esp. prop preservation companies, may ask for proof of WC.

You can put on your applications the type of insurance you have in these instances and state you will get WC before performing jobs. If a client asks if you have WC and you don’t yet have it, tell them you don’t have it, but can get it quickly to secure the job, no problem. Call around and get your quotes NOW and ask the insurance companies you’ll be soliciting for coverage how quickly the policy can be written when you do need the coverage to perhaps seal a deal. 
 
Rule of Thumb: Get the WC when the biz can afford to pay for it. Your numbers will guide you. 
 
Continued success to you and your brother with your foreclosure cleanup business!
 
Cassandra Black, CEO/Consultant
Foreclosure Cleanup, LLC
P.S.: Get more answers to your questions about starting/operating a foreclosure cleanup business.

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Foreclosure Cleaning, Construction & Commercial Supply Contracting/Job Leads for 1/12/2012

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Property Preservation Company Seeks Contractors (Westchester, NY ): Seeking reliable contractors throughout the Westchester area to perform lawn care duties (eg, mow); do foreclosure trashouts, winterization and other property preservation duties. Get full details on this property preservation job.

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Lawn Care / Landscaping Contractors Needed (Orlando, FL):  Florida-based lawn care company specializes in the maintenance of REO properties seeking contractors to do a variety of jobs, in addition to lawn care duties, eg, debris removal, janitorial cleaning, etc. Get full details on this landscaping / property preservation job.

Mortgage Field Service Company Seeks Property Inspectors (Boston, MA): Dorchester, Roxbury and Roslindale areas. You will be assigned properties to inspect. Most are extremely simple – all you have to do is conduct quick drive-bys, write down basic info and take a photo. Some require a bit more time, eg, doing walk-throughs and other work. Get full details on this property inspection job.

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Your Foreclosure Clean Up Business Questions Answered

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A reader sent in the following question about starting a foreclosure clean up business. Following is what he asked – and our answer. Note: If you have a question about starting/operating a foreclosure cleaning business, how to prevent foreclosure, how to buy foreclosed properties, etc., send it to us and we’ll answer it here if we can. Send all questions to info {at} Foreclosure Business News dot com.

Fortunately I’m not in a foreclosure situation.  My wife and I are, however, looking to buy a home sometime soon.  It will be our first, and we’ve been to a few homes with realtors for a “look see”.

Editor Note: See what it takes to qualify for a home loan in today’s market.

I am astounded at how the pictures differ from what is actually there.  Some places are filthy and full of broken walls, dropped ceilings, etc.  I’m sure you know the scene. As I am unemployed, I had this idea…. 

That is what got me to thinking about cleaning up such homes.  So, I searched foreclosure cleaning businesses and found your website.  Very helpful, too, but I think I may not be reading the language the same as “those in the know”. 

After reading through several articles there appears to be a lot more to it than just offering a sweep up, clean windows, and hauling off of garbage.  I am not ready to do any remodeling, fixing up or building of any sorts.  In fact, I would probably just want to scout the place out, call a dumpster company after winning a bid/contract and scrapping out the home.  That done, call the dumpster people and then the client for a “by your leave” and collect the pay. 

Am I too simplistic? 

What are the levels involved in “Property Preservation”? (is that another name for Foreclosure Cleaners?)

I plan to talk to my realtor to get his take, then talk to a bank home loan agent to get their take.  More info is better… and finally, how does one get bonded? 

I needed to know this for a home cleaning venture, but it turns out that most competition is made up of a couple doing homes in their spare time, unbonded, with their own set of sponges and buckets and mops, etc.

Sorry to take so much time, but costs are paramount consideration in my situation (wife will buy the house), and I just need a job…any job

Thanks for reading.

Greg 

Answer 

Greg:

Your outlook may be a little simplistic because, for the most part, you do need to be licensed and insured in order to get jobs – especially from REO realtors and property preservation companies – which is where a lot of the work in foreclosure clean up is.

Just read through some of the job ads on this site and you’ll see requirements that a business be licensed and insured.

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“What are Property Preservation Companies and What Is Their Role in the Foreclosure Clean Up Process?”

Property preservation companies are firms that handle everything from cleaning up, securing and boarding vacant properties, to making repairs, collecting rents and evicting tenants from occupied properties. Banks/lenders often rely on them to service the needs of their repossessed (REO / bank-owned / foreclosed on) properties.

Property preservation companies handle jobs in-house and contract jobs out to other companies (eg, foreclosure clean up businesses). That’s how it works. 

Type of License and Insurance Required to Start a Foreclosure Cleaning Business

The type of license required is a general business license; some call it an occupational business license. As for foreclosure cleanup business insurance, get general liability, at minimum, to start.

“Do I Need to be Bonded to Start a Foreclosure Cleaning Business?”

You don’t need to be bonded to do foreclosure cleanup. To find out more about bonding, simply conduct a  general search online, eg, use Google.com.
 
“Do I Have to Offer All Types of Services When I Start a Foreclosure Cleanup Business?”

You can offer whatever services you’d like and only bid on those portions of the job. When you register with property preservation companies (the larger, more formal entities; vs. foreclosure cleanup companies, the smaller entities offering services “to” mostly prop preservation companies), there is usually a list on vendor applications asking which services your company offers. You can simply check off the services you are offering to them. You do not have to offer the full spectrum of services. 

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Get solid, FREE, first-hand info about how to start a foreclosure clean up business. You can also find more detail in our How-to guide, which you can purchase separately, or as part of our “foreclosure cleaning business in a box.”  
 
Good luck to you and your wife in your new biz! 

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Foreclosure Cleaning, Construction & Commercial Supply Contracting/Job Leads for 1/10/2012

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Property Preservation Contractors (Dallas, TX ): Seeking reliable contractors throughout the Dallas area who have property preservation experience. Equipment Needed: Truck trailer, own lawn equipment and basic tools of the landscaping/property maintenance trade. Other Qualifications: Ability to travel to and from Rockwall daily to pick up/drop off work is critical, and need working knowledge of HUD guidelines. Get full details on this property preservation job.

Property Preservation Crews Needed (Miami, FL): Primarily Broward & Palm Beach Counties. Professional landscaping and cleaning crews needed to mow grass, do janitorial refreshes, and bid for jobs on vacated/foreclosed-on properties. Rate of Pay: $20/25 for cuts; other jobs paid on a case-by-case basis (will be discussed during interview). Get full details on this property preservation job.   

Property Preservation (Entire Area of AR): Immediate work available. Large property preservation company seeking to hire subcontractors to perform a wide range of duties on foreclosed on / vacant properties, ie: winterization, landscaping/lawn maintenance, trashouts, boarding up, changing locks, lite construction repairs, etc. Liability insurance necessary. Rate of Pay: You will be paid weekly; rate will depend on type of duties performed. Get full details on this property preservation job.  

Learn why property preservation companies are excellent places to look for foreclosure cleanup jobs.

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Property Preservation & Maintenance Contractor Needed for Foreclosure Work (American Falls, ID): Scope of Duties: Changing locks, boarding up windows and doors, trashouts, winterization, perform minor property repairs, etc. Pay Schedule: Paid weekly. Get full details on this property preservation / foreclosure cleaning job

Construction Rehab Contractors Sought (Toledo, OH): Large, national property preservation company seeks contractors in Toledo (and surrounding areas) to service bank-owned (ie, foreclosed on) homes. Duties include performing repairs and doing general property write ups. Liability insurance necessary. Get full details on this property preservation / foreclosure job.

Preservation Contractor (Beaumont, TX): Help needed ASAP! Property preservation company seeks subcontractors to handle cleanup, trashouts and do repairs on foreclosed properties.  Equipment needed: Truck, trailer, lawn care, generator, air compressor and assorted hand tools. Pay: This is a subcontracted job, hence, you will be paid on a per-job basis; pay depends on duties completed. Candidate with experience in general home repair is ideal. Scope of Duties: lawn care, lock changes, patching roofs, replacing/installing windows, etc. Get full details on this property preservation job.

Skilled Property Preservation Contractors Needed (All of New Jersey):  Contractors will be working on bank-owned / foreclosed properties. Scope of duties: Duties include, but are not limited to: mowing grass / general lawn maintenance, changing locks, doing trashouts, bidding on minor property repair jobs, accurately filling out property condition reports, etc. Must be able to meet stringent deadlines. Get full details on this property preservation job.

Residential Property Inspector (West Virginia):  Company seeks freelance home inspectors to conduct visual and QC inspections for certain zip codes in the West Virginia area. Scope of Duties: Photograph property exterior and interior (where necessary) for lender for mortgage and insurance records. Rate/schedule of pay: Inspectors are paid twice monthly; $8 per drive-by inspection, which only takes a few minutes most times. General liability insurance required. Get full details on this property inspection  job

Contractors Needed to Work on Foreclosures (Gillette, WY): Duties include, but are not limited to: making lite repairs, winterizing the property, landscaping/yard maintenance, trashouts, board ups, changing locks, lite construction repairs, etc. Liability insurance necessary. Rate of Pay: You will be paid weekly; rate will depend on type of duties performed. Equipment needed: Tools, digital camera, truck, trailer, internet access. Get full details on this property preservation job.  

Contractors Needed for Foreclosure Jobs (Jackson, TN): Company seeks property preservation and maintenance contractors to work on foreclosed properties. Pay: Weekly (depends on duties performed); immediate work available. Scope of duties: lawn care/maintenance, winterization, janitorial, trash removal, security property via boarding up windows and changing locks, etc. Liability insurance needed. Get full details on this foreclosure job.  

 City Requests for Proposals / Bid Requests

Following is some important info to keep in mind as you peruse the listings below . . .

 A Note about Missed Bid Deadlines, Pre-Bid Meetings, Etc.

Sometimes contracts get cancelled, reassigned and/or re-issued. Sometimes winning bidders pull out and/or are fired. Other times, not enough qualified bidders apply. We say all this to say, contact the applicable agency to see if your bid can still be accepted if you’ve missed a pre-bid meeting and/or the deadline to submit has passed.

Good luck in the bidding process!

City Request for Proposal – Landscaping: Stone Mountain, GA: The Evermore Community Improvement District Board of Directors is seeking a professional landscape maintenance contractor to provide for the maintenance, care and upkeep of the State Highway and local street right-of-way (ROW) within and bordering the Evermore CID. The intent is to give the contractor the overall responsibility of ensuring that all street ROW areas within the district, regardless of parcel ownership, sustain a consistent, high-quality appearance. Pending approval by the Evermore CID Board of Directors, it is anticipated that the effective date of this agreement would be no sooner than February 1, 2012 and would terminate January 31, 2013. Deadline to submit: January 16, 2012. Get full details on this city contract for landscaping services.

City Bids Requested for Pool Cleaning Services – Miami, FL: The purpose of this Invitation to Quote is to solicit sealed quotes for pool cleaning and maintenance services at the pool located at the Miami-Dade Public Safety Training Institute. Get full details on the city contract for pool cleaning/maintenance services (must give email address to receive full bid info).

City Request for Proposal – Landscaping (Columbus, OH): This Procurement is a Small Business Set Aside for landscaping and related services to the Kinneary U.S. States Courthouse. Scope of Services: Provide following to North Side of Building, flower beds and lawn areas along Long Street and Marconi Blvd: mow grass; de-weed flower beds and sidewalks; trim shrubs, bushes and dead tree limbs; edging; mulching all areas of south lawn; remove litter/debris. Work commencement date: Work under this contract is expected to commence on or about March 1, 2012.  Deadline to Submit: 1/27/2012. Get full details on this city contract for landscaping services.

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Foreclosure Cleaning, Construction & Commercial Supply Contracting/Job Leads for 11/30/2011

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Property Preservation Company Seeks and Winterization and Other Property Maintenance Specialists Sought (New York, NY): Scope of Duties: Maintaining lawns (eg, cutting grass) winterization, boarding up windows; etc. Compensation: Average $200-$400 per week. WE TRAIN. Get full details on this property preservation job.

Company That Rehabs/Maintains Foreclosed Properties Seeks Contractors (Witchita Falls, TX): Scope of Duties: lock changes, grass cuts, window boarding, reglazing, roofing, flooring, drywall, light plumbing, grass cuts, winterizations, painting; etc. Must be licensed and insured. Compensation: Paid per work order/job completed. Get full details on this property preservation job.

Learn why property preservation companies are excellent places to look for foreclosure cleanup jobs.

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Company That Rehabs/Maintains Foreclosed Properties Seeks Contractors (Hilton Head, SC): Scope of Duties: Initial securing of property, minor repairs, winterize foreclosed properties, etc. Need digital camera to take/send before/after photos. Compensation: Work as an independent contractor (1099); paid per work order/job completed. Get full details on this property preservation job.

Property Preservation Company in Kansas Seeks Handymen and Contractors to Work On/Maintain HUD and Bank-Owned (REO) Properties (Multiple States): We work with large clients who distribute properties to us in Texas, Missouri, Florida, Oklahoma, Kentucky, and Arkansas. Need digital camera to take/send before/after photos. Get full details on this handy man / property preservation job.

Property Preservation Contractors Needed (Johnson City, TN): Scope of Duties: Everything from the initial securing of property to performing minor repairs like plumbing and roofing, to landscaping. Compensation: Varies; depends on scope of job. Get full details on this property preservation job.

Property Preservation Contractors Needed (Akron, OH): Scope of Duties: Everything from rekeying to trashouts, to boarding up windows, to winterizations, snow removal and more. Compensation: Varies; depends on scope of job. Get full details on this property preservation job.

Property Preservation Company That Maintains Bank-Owned (REO) Properties Seeks Contractors and Maids (Visalia, CA): Scope of Duties: Perform landscaping services, as well as initial trashout and maid (cleaning) services. Must be licensed and insured. Compensation: Work as an independent contractor (1099); paid per work order/job completed. Get full details on this property preservation job.

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Want to Know Where to Find Foreclosure Cleanup Clients For Your Business? Look No Further than This . . .

ForeclosureBusinessNews.com: “Foreclosure News the Average Joe Can Use!” Find Trusted Vendors, eg, Foreclosure Lawyers, Mortgage Consultants, Cleaning Co’s, Etc.

This past July, we started posting foreclosure clean up job listings on the site. If you peruse back through many of these listings, you’ll see that many of them come directly via property preservation companies.

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Foreclosure Cleaning, Construction & Commercial Supply Contracting/Job Leads for 11/17/2011

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Property Preservation Companies: Why They’re One of the Best Sources to Target for Foreclosure Cleaning Jobs

In today’s post, Cassandra Black, the author of a leading line of foreclosure clean up business ebooks, explains the ins and outs of why property preservation companies are good sources of job leads. She details the type of work you can expect from them, services to sign up for when you contact them, requirements for doing business with these companies — and much more.

Where to Find Foreclosure Cleanup Clients For Your Business

A fertile client base for new foreclosure cleanup businesses can be the large property preservation company — specifically those companies that handle several states. These businesses will be larger companies that already have the business. You will be contacting them in an effort to seek subcontracting work. Many perform a host of property preservation activities such as the following:

–Trash Removal
–Yard Work and Tree Service
–Re-Keying
–Painting
–House Cleaning
–Debris Removal and Trashouts (Interior and Exterior)
–Pool Service
–Hazardous Material Removal and Pest Control Services
–Mold Removal and Inspection Services
–General Inspection Services
–Carpet Repair and Installation
–Flooring/Tile, Repair and Installation
–General Contractor, Drywall and Stucco Repair
–Cabinetry Services
–Electrical and Plumbing Services
–Roofing, Masonry and Concrete Work
–Window and Door Repair/Installation
–Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning
–Winterization
–Etc.

Services for Which You Should Sign Up: As a smaller foreclosure cleanup company, you may only offer some of the services for which the larger companies seek contractors. For example, you might not offer winterization or lock changing, but you may specialize in debris removal and lawn care. That’s okay; you can still apply to become a vendor offering only the services for which you are set up to perform.

Many of the foreclosure cleanup online applications have checklists where you can simply indicate which services you are interested in handling for the larger company.

What’s in a ZIP Code? Most of the larger, formal companies will ask you to specify which areas you service based on zip codes in your area. It may be tempting to list all of the zip codes in your surrounding counties. But don’t. Only list the zip codes you know you can comfortably service, or you may get overwhelmed.

Go to the United States Postal Service’s website and click on ZIP Code Lookup (by City) to find all the ZIP codes in your city and narrow down those areas you want to service. Once you have your ZIP code service list, you will need to refer to it often, so keep it in a file on your computer for easy access when filling out foreclosure cleanup applications.

License and Tax ID? Are you all set up to target the larger companies for foreclosure cleanup work? You will need to be properly licensed as a business and will have to submit tax ID information to the larger company to be considered as a vendor.

Business Insurance: Also, there are often strict insurance guidelines when you are seeking to become a subcontractor for a larger property preservation company, so pay close attention to the individual requirements.

Liability Coverage: At the outset, here are some basic liability insurance limits to consider, at minimum:

Each Occurrence: $1,000,000
General Aggregate: $2,000,000
Product/Completed Operations Aggregate: $2,000,000

Workmen’s Compensation: Many of these larger companies will also require workmen’s compensation insurance, which can be expensive for a new business owner, but many will not require proof of workmen’s compensation until they are considering sending you work.

How to Find Larger Property Preservation Companies: Below are some key phrases to research in Internet search engines that will help you find larger contractors who specialize in foreclosure cleanup work. Go to search engines like Google, Yahoo, Dogpile, AltaVista, etc. Start out searching these keyword phrases:

–property management companies
–property preservation companies
–asset management companies
–mortgage field services companies
–real estate management companies
–property management companies
–maintenance and management companies
–REO management companies
–field services companies
–private mortgage insurance companies
–bank REO departments
–asset management departments
–mortgage servicers
–REO departments
–asset management branch
–property disposition companies

As you search, you will have to sift through a lot of non-relative websites, but you will eventually come across some viable companies to target.

It’s a Numbers Game: Don’t stop at one or two foreclosure cleanup vendor applications. Sign up with as many larger companies as you can find so you are greasing the pipes for future business.

Good luck with your foreclosure cleanup business!

About the Author: Cassandra Black is the author of How To Start a Foreclosure Cleanup Business, and the Owner of Foreclosure Cleanup, LLC, and Real Estate Cleanup, Atlanta, GA.

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Company That Maintains HUD-Owned Foreclosed Properties Seeks Property Preservation Contractors (Jonesboro, AR):  Scope of Duties: Snow removal, winterization,boarding up/reglazing windows; etc. Compensation: Average $2,500/year PER property; breakdown: Initial Inspection: $50; Initial Services: $400; Bi-weekly Maintenance: $50. Get full details on this property preservation job.

Foreclosure Cleaning / Property Preservation Company Wanted (Philadelphia, PA):  Scope of Duties: Snow removal; lawn maintenance; remove trash and debris, winterization; etc. Compensation: Paid per job; 1099 (net 30). Get full details on this property preservation job

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Company That Rehabs/Maintains Foreclosed Properties Seeks Property Preservation Contractors (College Station, TX):  Scope of Duties: Cutting grass, boarding up windows, rekeying locks, removing trash and debris removal; light plumbing, dry walling; painting; winterization; etc. Compensation: Paid per job; 1099 (net 30). Get full details on this property preservation job

City RFP for Window Washing Services (Cuyahoga County, OH): Scope of Duties: Provide window washing services from May 1, 2012 thru April 30, 2014. Due Date: November 29, 2011. Get full details on this city RFP for window washing services

Property Preservation Contractors (Johnson City, TN):  Scope of Duties: Securing foreclosed/abandoned properties; lawn maintenance; winterization; roof repair; etc. Compensation: Paid per job (varies). Get full details on this property preservation job

REO  / Property Preservation Contractors (Akron, OH):  Scope of Duties: Do trashouts, boarding up windows; snow removal, rekeying/changing locks; winterizations; and lite general contracting repairs. Compensation: Paid per job 30-45 days after invoiced; pay varies – depends on job. Get full details on this property preservation job.

Foreclosure Clean Up / Property Preservation Contractors (Rockville, MD):  Scope of Duties: Handle interior and exterior repairs; winterization; lawn maintenance / landscaping; general cleaning services; etc. Compensation: Must be licensed and insured. Compensation: Paid per work order/job completed. Get full details on this property preservation job.

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Large Property Preservation Company Seeks Property Inspectors and Other Professionals for REO Work (Treasure Coast, FL): Scope of Work: Photographing properties to determine if occupied/unoccupied; winterizing, lawn maintenance, rekeying/changing locks; doing lite renovations as needed/requested by lender, etc. Get full details on this property preservation job

Company Seeks Foreclosure Trashout Specialists (Denver, CO): Contractors needed for trashout services. Duties include, but are not limited to: lawn maintenance, trash and debris removal, providing janitorial/cleaning services, changing/rekeying locks, perform general lite contracting repairs, winterizing properties, etc. Must have own equipment, ie, own vehicle, tools as required for repairs, digital camera to take before/after photos, access to computer and the internet. Get full details on this foreclosure clean up job.

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Expanding Company Seeks Property Preservation Contractors (Auburn, AL): Equipment Needed: Your own lawn equipment, cleaning supplies, generator, air compressor, digital camera and HUD 67767 key code. Get full details on this property preservation job.

Lawn Maintenance Property Preservation Crews Sought (Daytona Beach, FL): Geographic area covered – Brevard and Volusia Counties. Scope of Work: Lawn care professionals need to cut grass, and perform general “janitorial refresh” duties. Must be able to put together a bid to secure jobs on vacant/foreclosed properties. Get full details on this property preservation job.

Snow Plow Subcontractor Wanted (St. Paul, MN): Subcontractor needed this winter season to shovel our St. Paul Residential route. Route is roughly 20 residential accounts in and around Highland Park. Must be available for entire winter season, and preferably have your own  4×4 vehicle, snow blower and shovel (note: this is  NOT a necessity). If you don’t own one, we can arrange for you to use one of ours. Get full details on this snow plowing subcontracting job

Growing Home Renovation Company Seeks Contractors (Chantilly, VA): Scope of Duties: Remodel / repair old houses.  Duties include, but are not limited to: repairing drywall, painting, installing various types of flooring (wood, tile, laminate), installing windows, doors, light fixtures. Esp in need of those who are knowledge about electrical, plumbing and HVAC. Rate of pay: $120 – $250 daily. Get full details on this home repair/remodeling subcontracting job

Employment Agency Seeks Property Preservation Contractors (Valdosta, GA): Scope of Work: Photographing properties to determine if occupied/unoccupied; trash and debris removal; clean vacant foreclosed homes, rekey/change locks; winterizing; doing lite renovations as needed/requested by lender, etc. Get full details on this property preservation job.

City Bids Requested for Trash Removal and Recycling Services (Washington, DC): The Contractor shall furnish all necessary labor, materials, tools, equipment and supervision to provide refuse removal and recycling services at Washington Dulles International Airport and the Dulles Toll Road. Estimated Value of Contract: $500,000 – $1,000,000 annually. Deadline to submit: November 15, 2011. Get full details for this city bid request for trash removal services.

City Bids Requested from Cleaning Companies for County Facility (Nags Head, NC): Cleanup after events held at Jennette’s Pier. Duties include trash removal, mopping, sweeping, breakdown/storing chairs/tables, vacuuming, etc. Option to renew contract for two additional 12-month periods. Deadline to submit: November 9, 2011. Get full details for this city bid request for cleaning services.

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Field Service Management Company Seeks Foreclosure Cleanup Subcontractors (Boston, MA): Field service management company with Fannie Mae/Freddie Mac contracts seeks subcontractors to perform various duties associated with maintaining and securing vacant / foreclosed residential properties. Scope of Work: Duties include, but are not limited to, foreclosure trashouts, board ups, landscaping, winterization, snow removal, lock changing, etc. Must document by taking before/after pictures with digital camera. Must be licensed and insured. Get full details on this property preservation / foreclosure clean out job.

Large Property Preservation Company Seeks Property Assessors and Lawn Maintenance Professionals (Binghamton, NY): The first need is for a professional property assessor to go in, secure the property and report on any rehab work that needs to be done. Scope of Work: Rekey locks, take photos. The second need is for lawn maintenance crews. Company has a backlog of properties that need regular (eg, bi-weekly) maintenance. Need digital camera/smart phone to take before/after photos. Get full details on this property assessment / lawn maintenance job lead.

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Large Property Preservation Company Seeks Skilled Contractors to Perform Various Jobs on Homes (Lake Charles, LA): Scope of Work: Need professionals who can board up windows and doors, tarp roofs, remove trash and debris, provide lawn maintenance/landscaping services and perform minor repairs on foreclosed/vacant properties to prepare them for market resale/rental. Contractors must be able to travel up to 70 miles, as needed. Must have ability to take and transmit before/after photos (eg, digital camera/smart phone needed).  Must be licensed and insured. Get full details on this property preservation subcontracting job lead.

Large Property Preservation Company Seeks Skilled Subcontractors for Landscaping and Other Duties (Williamsport, PA): Subcontractors will be working on bank repossessed (ie, REO) properties. Tools/Equipment Needed: Digital camera/smart phone; computer to receive/send orders; license and insurance. Scope of Work: Lawn maintenance (eg, cutting grass); trash and debris removal; winterization; boarding of windows/doors; roof tarping; rekeying locks; etc.  Compensation: Paid on a set “per fee schedule.”  Get full details on this property preservation subcontracting job lead.

Property Preservation Company Seeks Skilled Subcontractors for Landscaping and Other Services (North MS): Scope of Work: Need professionals who can board up windows, doors and pools;  tarp roofs; remove trash and debris; provide lawn maintenance services; and perform minor repairs on foreclosed/vacant properties. Contractors must be able to travel up to 70 miles as needed. Must have ability to take and transmit before/after photos (eg, digital camera/smart phone needed).  Must be licensed and insured. Get full details on this property preservation subcontracting job lead.

Company Seeks Skilled Subcontractors for Lawn Maintenance Other Services (Texarkana, TX): Scope of Work: Perform winterizations; rekey/change locks; lawn maintenance; and provide other property preservation services as needed.  Must have ability to take and transmit before/after photos (eg, digital camera/smart phone needed). Large area needs to be covered, so specify what areas you can handle. Get full details on this property preservation job lead.

Property Preservation Company Seeks 2 Subcontractors for Landscaping and Other Services (Myrtle Beach, SC): Scope of Work: Must be able to winterize properties; change/rekey locks; perform lite repairs and give estimates. Need own tools, computer/internet access and digital camera/smart phone to take before/after photos. Get full details on this property preservation subcontracting job lead.

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City Bid Request for Landscape Maintenance (Miami, FL). Scope of Services: The purpose of this bid solicitation is to establish a contract for the purchase of landscaping and lawn maintenance for the South Miami-Dade Cultural Arts Center. Deadline to Submit: October 21, 2011. Get full details on this city landscaping contract.

Property Preservation Company Seeks Subcontractors (Kalamazoo, MI): Scope of Duties: Change locks, mowing large acreage, installing lock boxes on abandoned/vacated/foreclosed properties, board up windows, etc. Get full details on this property preservation job

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Large Property Maintenance Company Seeks Foreclosure Clean Up Contractors (Baltimore, MD): Companies seeks contractors to help perform the following duties on foreclosed properties they manage: lawn maintenance, lite repairs, winterization and other general property maintenance duties.  Get full details on this property maintenance job.

City Bid Request for Roofing Contractors (Cleveland, OH). Scope of Project: The work consists of the removal and replacement of asphalt shingle roofs on five buildings including the replacement of damaged chimney flue liners, replacement of rotten/broken roof rafters, fascia boards, and the installation of new seamless gutters and downspouts. The construction estimate range for this project is between $100,000.00 and $250,000.00. Deadline to Submit: October 17, 2011. Get full details on this city RFP for roofing contractors.

City Bid Request for Property Inspectors (Cleveland, OH). Scope of Project: The Cuyahoga Metropolitan Housing Authority (CMHA) through its Housing Choice Voucher Program Department is soliciting proposals from qualified vendors for Residential Property Inspections. Deadline to Submit: November 14, 2011. Get full details on this city RFP for property inspectors.

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