By: Joan Hearl

Joan Hearl — Sat, 24 Oct 2009 22:53:37 +0000

Loved your article it is right on. The mortgage field service has really changed over the years. It has become a cheap labor busness. The more they can put on for each inspection for the same price is overdone. The miles they expect you to travel for one inspection is outrageous. If you refuse you might as well expect to lose some work. It is getting worse each year. The contracts used to be one page, now some are 8 pages long. The new field worker is having it harder and harder today.

By: Callie Wheeler

Callie Wheeler — Sun, 02 Aug 2009 19:14:33 +0000

I love this article. First of all I have always been a big fan of your writing. Secondly I think that you may be the sole voice of the working man. And it is time for David to take out his survivalist sling shot and find a nice rock.. and well you know the rest. I think it is really kind of you to lower the price of the manual. It is worth twice what you were charging on it’s most expensive day. I would love to see you doing bs. consulting in this field.. Ever think of hiring out. You have a unique mind and a firm grasp on the bs. I think there are so many companies even Mom and Pops like mine who would love to take a conference for a nice charge. Think about it.. You have a lot to offer. Thanks for Standing … I think the Bible asks of to Stand for others even when it is unpopular and it is nice to see someone has the GUTS to do that. Good luck on everything. And give them hell. Callie

Comments on: Mortgage Field Services by Charles Dickens

By: Joan Hearl

By: Callie Wheeler