Foreclosure Cleanup Business Owners: Now’s the Time to Target Banks about Winterizing Foreclosed Properties

Fall is just over a month away (September 22^nd). Can you believe the year has flown by so fast! But, I digress.

If you’re a foreclosure cleanup business owner, while your competitors are thinking about the upcoming Labor Day holiday, you can get a jump on them by targeting lenders and offering winterization services.

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What Is Winterization and Why It’s Such a Needed Service?

Fall is the ideal time of year to offer this service, because the cold weather will be here before you know it. Learn exactly what offering this service entails, why it’s such a lucrative service to offer and how much lenders pay for this service in the post, Foreclosure Cleanup: Why Winterization is a Lucrative Service to Offer on Foreclosed Homes. We discussed this around the same time last year here on this blog.

Foreclosures have continued to escalate this year, with banks repossessing the second highest monthly number of homes ever last month.

So it’s a needed service by banks and other professionals who handle foreclosed properties. Proof? According to the article ‘Joe the Plumber’ finds new career winterizing Minnesota’s foreclosed homes, a local plumbing company received more than 100 calls about this service a couple of years ago. And where are these calls coming from. The article states:

. . . a company called 1st Class Plumbing and Heating is getting most of its calls for service from banks and Realtors needing foreclosed and vacant homes winterized.

Become the Go-to Company for Winterizing Foreclosed Properties

You can position your foreclosure cleanup company to capitalize on this need, so when those who need it wonder, “Where can I find a company to winterize foreclosed homes?,” your foreclosure clean up business will be top of mind.

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