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Another Foreclosure Cleanup JOB Just In ... It's a Big One! 30-Unit Vacant Apartment Complex (Repairs, Boarding, Brush Removal, Fencing, Etc.) |
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Hello Business Owners,
Another bid request just came in (busy day!) -- sorry about the back-to-back newsletters, but this is how they're coming in. See below for details on this one. Again, the email below is verbatim, as it came from the client:
"Hello Ms. Black:
You and I spoke a little over a month ago and we are now ready. We are ready to put out a request to receive bids for the following. Each item should be itemized whenever possible. We are open to contractors submitting estimates to do all or part of the work.
30 unit vacant apartment complex consisting of 8 small buildings, driveway and common areas. Property is in NW Atlanta, Georgia, Zip 30314 Dixie Hills Subdivision.
1. Clearing and hauling throughout property requiring multiple large dumpsters or hauls (including tires, sofas, a few mattresses and several old televisions);
2. Removing extremely heavy overgrown brush, multiple tree removal and cutting of grass;
3. Eight foot fence installed front and back of property (front with gate access for driveway on right). Additional estimate for fence around entire property (front, back, left and right sides;
4. Boarding/securing of all open windows and doors. Approximately 85 windows and 40 doors."
Want to Bid? If interested in bidding on the job, simply email me at bid@foreclosurecleanup.biz before 6:00 PM Saturday, June 11, 2011, and I will give you contact information for potential client. Please type "Dixie Hills" in your email subject line, and I will email you the client's contact information.
As always, we have no more info on this job other than what is outlined above, so please save any queries for the potential client. If you get the cleanup job, this will be between your company and the client. We are simply passing this information on as part of our informal outsourcing.
Good luck to you in the bidding process on this one!
Cassandra :)
Help Wanted / Jobs: Foreclosure Cleanup, Lawn Maintenance, REO Trash Out Jobs, HUD Vacant Homes Jobs, Etc.
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Link to All Previous Newsletter Issues: As always, don't forget to peruse previous issues of the foreclosure cleanup industry newsletter (especially if you're a new newsletter subscriber) at http://www.aweber.com/archive/fcbizowners for tons of solid advice and guidance to grow your business in 2011.
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