Property preservationists and large HUD contractors have been getting a field day since the number of foreclose properties have skyrocketed to over 3 million a year. There are rumors that the figure will even double before the financial crisis charging the economy is...

Sailing out totally incognizant of the many “ins” and “outs” of cleaning foreclosure business is risky. After following all suggestions from planning to creating pool of skilled labor, you may wonder if there is anything g else that you must critically do. (...)

Are you looking out for a profitable business? You may want to check out cleaning foreclosures for banks, which is touted as one of the best businesses to start these days. USA Today has even cited a foreclosure cleanup business in its "Hot 100 Fastest Growing...

Buying foreclosed homes is turning out to be a hot deal these days for real estate companies. These properties are creating great opportunities to buy marvelous homes at low, low prices but require extensive cleaning and, sometimes, even major repairs. (...)

The surge in the cleaning of foreclosed properties for banks and real estate companies was triggered by millions of properties foreclosed each year. Many new companies are pumped with vigor about this new opportunity. (...)

While you and the rest of the neighborhood handymen are all agog with the thought of making more money from the sudden influx of cleaning foreclosure opportunities, there are many out there thinking how to con people like you. (...)

If you are all agog about your cleaning foreclosure business thinking you just hit a jackpot with over 3 million foreclosures each year, you better reassess the situation. That was what your next-door neighbor and many others might be thinking too. (...)

With more than 3 million homes being foreclosed each year, imagine the potential of a business like cleaning these foreclosed properties. Little wonder, therefore, that cleaning foreclosure business is attracting national attention. (...)