Foreclosure Bank Inspector ripoff they AKA Nationwide Property Inspection East Lansing Michigan

Although they say they are providing a service for the $89.00. I wonder how much they are actually paying for these so-called background checks or if they are doing them at all.

I think that Mike Cox, Michigan's Attorney General, needs to investigate this company. Here is his website: http://www.michigan.gov/ag. Let him know the magnitude of how many people have been taken by this shady company. They should launch a full scale investigation.

I think they should find out if in fact this company is actually doing these background checks or just pocketing the money.

Hey Mr. Cox, do you job and you may end up re-elected or on Bill O'Reilly!

Boy do I wish I had seen this artical about Bank Forecloser Inspectors...but I too had sent the 89 bucks for back ground check then two weeks later got all there paper work and filled out all that they asked and haven't heard back from them after placing two calls to them. I think that if there are a lot of us 'dummies' out there then we should go after this ripoff company with someone for interstate advertising and deception.... or at least tellyour local paper where the ad was placed not to do any business with them,,,they need to be stopped and stopped now.

Boy do I wish I had seen this artical about Bank Forecloser Inspectors...but I too had sent the 89 bucks for back ground check then two weeks later got all there paper work and filled out all that they asked and haven't heard back from them after placing two calls to them. I think that if there are a lot of us 'dummies' out there then we should go after this ripoff company with someone for interstate advertising and deception.... or at least tellyour local paper where the ad was placed not to do any business with them,,,they need to be stopped and stopped now.

Boy do I wish I had seen this artical about Bank Forecloser Inspectors...but I too had sent the 89 bucks for back ground check then two weeks later got all there paper work and filled out all that they asked and haven't heard back from them after placing two calls to them. I think that if there are a lot of us 'dummies' out there then we should go after this ripoff company with someone for interstate advertising and deception.... or at least tellyour local paper where the ad was placed not to do any business with them,,,they need to be stopped and stopped now.

Boy do I wish I had seen this artical about Bank Forecloser Inspectors...but I too had sent the 89 bucks for back ground check then two weeks later got all there paper work and filled out all that they asked and haven't heard back from them after placing two calls to them. I think that if there are a lot of us 'dummies' out there then we should go after this ripoff company with someone for interstate advertising and deception.... or at least tellyour local paper where the ad was placed not to do any business with them,,,they need to be stopped and stopped now.

I am a real estate broker in California under Premier Properties Group. There are guidelines for all real estate no matter what the disposition. One you sell or buy property and want representation that individual is a real estate agent and is licensed by the State of California. Property Inspectors (which this thread is all about) are licensed contractors and must abide by California rules. You use anyone else and I guarantee problems. Property Appraisers are regulated by the State and must be certified. Lastly with foreclosures there are BPO's broker price opinions which real estate licensed people do and must pay for E&O insurance. These BPO's typically pay only $50 per home. They take minutes to do but with $75 per month for the cheapest E&O insurance you better have more than one a month. Good luck. Typically E&O insurance for non real estate licensed professional runs a couple grand a year.

So a word of warning. If you want to become a property inspector get your contractors license otherwise you may be sued. Additionally you should be bonded, and have that pesky E&O insurance. I will not use you if you do not meet the above criteria. Banks are no different than myself when it comes to the risk assessment towards who they use. I have 2 years experience working with many of the banks listed on the foreclosure bank inspector we site and I can tell you they are very tough to work with. This idea you find homes before anyone else does to convince lawyers and bankers to invest in these properties is a scheme that will not work. Never pay anyone for anything (including $89 for a background check) when you are being told to fill out an application. Anyone who would like to learn more about becoming a licensed property inspector should look to their states websites for licensed contractors, appraisers, and property inspectors.

Foreclosure Bank Inspection Company is a fair based company. We require all applicants to get their own drivers record, state and national background checks (records must be verified by their legal service or lawyer) or they can go through the third party company that we use. They do not have to go through the company that we use they have the option to get their records either way. Applicants must finish in the top four (out of 24 applications) to make our contractor position. The other applicants can start as a sub-contractor by getting a general liability insurance policy. Sub-contractors must find these inspections by following company information, included on our website or foreclosure kit we send them.
Please review the cashiers' checks for $14,000.00, $20,000.00, and $100,000.00; (On our Website) we pay our hired contractors with these cashiers' checks that we solicit, to complete these foreclosure inspections. For further information please review our website: www.foreclosurebankinspector.com
The State Attorney Generals Offices in Michigan, Florida and North Carolina have our information. The Better Business Bureau's of Detroit (MI), Eastern Michigan, and Charlotte (NC), also have our information on file. All of this can be viewed on our website (most company's don't reveal this type of information.)

Foreclosure Bank Inspection Company is a fair based company. We require all applicants to get their own drivers record, state and national background checks (records must be verified by their legal service or lawyer) or they can go through the third party company that we use. They do not have to go through the company that we use they have the option to get their records either way. Applicants must finish in the top four (out of 24 applications) to make our contractor position. The other applicants can start as a sub-contractor by getting a general liability insurance policy. Sub-contractors must find these inspections by following company information, included on our website or foreclosure kit we send them.
Please review the cashiers' checks for $14,000.00, $20,000.00, and $100,000.00; (On our Website) we pay our hired contractors with these cashiers' checks that we solicit, to complete these foreclosure inspections. For further information please review our website: www.foreclosurebankinspector.com
The State Attorney Generals Offices in Michigan, Florida and North Carolina have our information. The Better Business Bureau's of Detroit (MI), Eastern Michigan, and Charlotte (NC), also have our information on file. All of this can be viewed on our website (most company's don't reveal this type of information.)

Foreclosure Bank Inspection Company is a fair based company. We require all applicants to get their own drivers record, state and national background checks (records must be verified by their legal service or lawyer) or they can go through the third party company that we use. They do not have to go through the company that we use they have the option to get their records either way. Applicants must finish in the top four (out of 24 applications) to make our contractor position. The other applicants can start as a sub-contractor by getting a general liability insurance policy. Sub-contractors must find these inspections by following company information, included on our website or foreclosure kit we send them.
Please review the cashiers' checks for $14,000.00, $20,000.00, and $100,000.00; (On our Website) we pay our hired contractors with these cashiers' checks that we solicit, to complete these foreclosure inspections. For further information please review our website: www.foreclosurebankinspector.com
The State Attorney Generals Offices in Michigan, Florida and North Carolina have our information. The Better Business Bureau's of Detroit (MI), Eastern Michigan, and Charlotte (NC), also have our information on file. All of this can be viewed on our website (most company's don't reveal this type of information.)

Foreclosure Bank Inspection Company is a fair based company. We require all applicants to get their own drivers record, state and national background checks (records must be verified by their legal service or lawyer) or they can go through the third party company that we use. They do not have to go through the company that we use they have the option to get their records either way. Applicants must finish in the top four (out of 24 applications) to make our contractor position. The other applicants can start as a sub-contractor by getting a general liability insurance policy. Sub-contractors must find these inspections by following company information, included on our website or foreclosure kit we send them.
Please review the cashiers' checks for $14,000.00, $20,000.00, and $100,000.00; (On our Website) we pay our hired contractors with these cashiers' checks that we solicit, to complete these foreclosure inspections. For further information please review our website: www.foreclosurebankinspector.com
The State Attorney Generals Offices in Michigan, Florida and North Carolina have our information. The Better Business Bureau's of Detroit (MI), Eastern Michigan, and Charlotte (NC), also have our information on file. All of this can be viewed on our website (most company's don't reveal this type of information.)