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Posted on March 24, 2009 by terry

Mortgage Field Services Questions and Answers

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    I live in tampa florida,how would i get started as a field inspector/services

    Put together a short list of the services you would like to offer and a zip code list of the areas you are willing to cover. Then, starting with your local lenders, contact real estate companies, lenders and the national companies located in Florida. Find out their needs and let them know you are available.

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    The company that I contract with is taking about two weeks to proccess my jobs. Then they don't pay for about another two weeks after they proccess. Is that normal for property preservation?

    That is extremely good for this industry. Evidently they are trying to take care of their contractors.


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2 Responses to Q&A

  1. Ellen J. Gray says:
    March 24, 2009 at 1:38 pm

    My sister and brother-in-law have been turned down for an FHA loan because of a large metal power pole near the property. Seems odd. There is an entire subdivision there and others in communities across the United States. Is there a way to address this? I’m thinking it is the specific lender.

    Thank you.

    Ellen J. Gray

  2. Thom Ewing says:
    October 28, 2009 at 11:45 am

    It depends entirely if the home is located within the “fall zone” of the pole. If the pole were to fall, could it hit the home? If so, the home is not insurable for an FHA loan, per HUD guidelines.