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Field Service Inspection is a legitimate Industry requiring honest, reliable and dependable contractors!

Inspection service-servers require the assistance of honest, reliable and dependable contractors to perform field inspections, evaluations, audits, interviews and other type reporting documentation.

Wide-ranging type companies require inspection services for varied type evaluations and reviews for the following:

• foreclosure
• bankruptcy default loan
• insurance/loss
• occupancy verification
• damage control
• property compliance
• other variable determinations

Distinct type companies, lenders, banks, financial servicing businesses, mortgage companies, leasing companies and other types of merchants hire independent ‘Inspectors’, and or ‘Inspection companies’ to provide detail reports that include the following:

• property status
• updated information
• equipment specifics
• occupant details
• borrower interviews data
• property condition
• insurance loss
• repairs start & completion
• loan status
• Fannie Mae Inspection #30 Form requirements
• rush property status reporting
• condition of Manufactured Home
• sale dates
• bankruptcy
• legal requirements
• and more.

Companies contract with non-employee individuals, and sometimes, other inspection companies to perform inspector and or interview services.

On many occasions, an inspector contractor will be required to make direct contact with a borrower and record the reason for their defaulted loan. Additionally, the inspector/interviewer will be required to obtain an occupant’s current phone number for the lender to contact them and discuss delinquency resolutions.

It is especially important the property condition description be in detail. Additionally essential, verifying the borrower as the occupant and reporting the verification is paramount for any resolution to a default loan. Also required is the reporting on any visual damages, specific property concerns and descriptions such as landscaping, hazards, and utilities in working condition. If the property has occupants, reporting any hazards and dangers are extremely crucial to complete on the report.

Depending upon the exact type of inspection, if a borrower is not at home or unavailable at the time of inspection, the inspector is required to leave a message card on the door handle, also known as a “call back card.”

There are certain circumstances when a mailing address is not the same as a physical residence or commercial address. If an interview should take place in an area other than the actual property requiring inspection, it should be specifically, reported the interview was completed as a non-resident property inspection. The ‘Inspection Report’ should pay particular attention to the detail of the interview at the mailing address when different from the property address.

A Verification of Occupancy Inspection purpose is to identify who resides at the property. Normally, an inspector/interviewer makes three attempts (within 3 to 5 days) to contact an occupant. Attempts to contact individual(s) at the property are at varying times throughout the specified period in an effort to reach the occupant at home and to obtain the essential information.

The Inspector is required to contact the occupant if possible, and to gather specific information including the occupant’s identity, contact information, relationship to mortgagor and mortgagor’s contact information; if different from occupant.

It is important to verify occupancy at the residence, even if no contact is completed. Alternate methods are checking with the neighbors, noticing landscaping condition, possible pets on the premises, papers on the lawn and other type ‘living’ or abandoned signs.

An inspector must be sure to report all significant circumstances and details regarding occupancy or non- habitat issues.

INTRODUCTION

THIS GUIDE will teach you all of the details and inside information that enables you to start immediately in becoming a Field Representative for some of the best known companies.

Learn WHAT THE FIELD SERVICE REPRESENTATIVE INSPECTION BUSINESS IS in Chapter One. You get the details on what a Field Service Representative does. There is a saying that a ‘picture is worth a thousand words’ so we provide information on what you will be doing as a Field Service Representative. Once you can picture the job you will perform, it is much easier to understand the Field Service Inspections Industry.

In Chapter Two you learn the Field Service Representative GuideLines & Startup. These are requirements and equipment to begin your new home-based business or self-employement. Most likely, you have all the items and equipment necessary to start immediately with low startup costs.

Chapter Three teaches you What Type Of Field Service Inspections There Are. This Guide covers many of ‘the inspection reports’ and ‘inspection fill-in’ forms in the industry. We provide a variety of reports and forms. These will be the types that you most likely begin with.

The next Chapters provide details on information and documentation you will use on your drive-by’s, inspections or interviews. The Abbreviations in Chapter Four, Field Service Pricing List in Chapter Five and the sample Forms in Chapter Six are the heart of the Field Service Representative Inspection Business. Review these chapters and study them. You will gain much knowledge and expertise and be ready to start working immediately.

In Chapter Seven you will be Gaining Some Experience. Chapter Eight provides many links to Internet Field Service Representatiave Websites. Chapter Nine provides Sample Resumes you will use to contact well known companies who desperately need your services. Most Field Representatives receive many more assignments then they can complete.

NOW YOU ARE READY TO CONTACT THE COMPANIES and Chapter Ten provides the Field Service Companies Names, Addresses and Phone Numbers.

Chapter Eleven discusses your Future in the Field Service Representative Inspection Business. Many areas of continuing education exist for you to pursue, if you desire.

Chapter Twelve provides more names of companies and contacts who have Employment & Job Opportunities. Many are with ‘No Experience Required’. Chapters Thirteen is for your Review.