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Getting Started in Field Inspections
Chief Mentor: John Y. Chang, MBA
Copyright © 2014 All rights reserved.
How to Start Your Own Profitable Home Business in 30-60 Days
My Own Story
• Read NNA article about getting into field work
• Very little info available
• Finally connected with some key resources
What Field Rep Work Offers• $60-100 per assignment (commercial focus)
• Occasional business verifications, driveby’s, and other miscellaneous work
• $500-$2000 per month, depending on how much marketing / effort
• Networking with decision makers – meet building owners and property managers (is this valuable in your other work / businesses?)
What This is Not• Replacement for full-time work
• “Get rich quick” scheme – there is spool up time before pipeline gets full. I reached this level in 3-4 months with minimal effort
• Just another job - you’re in business for yourself, i.e. P&L’s, gas / mileage
Why Do We Need to Do This?• Banks need to inspect 21 million commercial
properties (2003 DOE estimate) each year
• **Excluding “esoteric” properties = $1,260,000,000+ in fees• Shopping malls• Hotels• Storage facilities• Mobile home / trailer parks• Marinas
Major Metropolitan Cities (MSAs) With Most Demand
• Atlanta• Boston• Chicago• Dallas / Ft
Worth• Denver• Houston• Las Vegas• Manhattan• Miami• Northern New
Jersey
• Ocean County• Philadelphia• Phoenix• Salt Lake CIty• San Antonio• San Diego• Seattle• Tampa• Tucson• Washington DC
But What is Your “WHY”?Before We Talk about “How”
Let’s Understand Your “Why”
•Freedom
•Flexibility
•Finance
6 C’s for Startup
• Car• Camera• Cell Phone• Clipboard• Computer• Copier – • Aka Multi-purpose printer / scanner
6 Simple Steps to Success
• Receive assignment / print form• Set appointment• Meet with contact• Conduct inspection• Submit report / followup• Get paid
Limited Time Offer..• Currently running developing membership site – visit
http://www.FieldRep101.com/
• ONCE SITE TESTING COMPLETED.. Full memberships may / may not be available
• Call (626) 642-8031 or email [email protected] for questions
• Payments via Paypal gladly accepted; other methods available