Posted by Lucy/IL on 9/9/09 9:07pm
Msg #303346

Inspection

Hi. I had a call today to do an inspection of a house for National Creditors. Pay is very low but I thought I would do it once and see what is all about anyway. Any insight?

Reply by desktopfull on 9/9/09 9:36pm
Msg #303349

The best person to ask this question is no longer part of

the NotRot community, it was Becca, but if you use the orange search key and put in her name you should be able to view some of her previous responses to simular questions like yours.

Reply by Michelle/AL on 9/9/09 9:40pm
Msg #303351

If National Creditors is the same company as NCCI

then I encourage you to search for posts on this subject. If it is NCCI I know someone who completes inspections for them currently and hasn't had any trouble.

Reply by Lucy/IL on 9/9/09 9:54pm
Msg #303352

Re: thanks

Ok thank you I will search them.

Reply by Lucy/IL on 9/9/09 9:54pm
Msg #303353

Re: thanks

Ok thank you I will search them.

Reply by Cari on 9/10/09 2:34am
Msg #303361

curious....why don't you make your profile searchable? n/m

Reply by Linda_H/FL on 9/10/09 7:38am
Msg #303370

Linked for your reference...also, do a search here

as many threads may not be linked to SC....lots of posts about them...especially read Msg #301236....apparently they are dipping their toes in the mortgage modification application pool...

Hope this helps.

Reply by Erwin/CA on 9/10/09 10:12am
Msg #303388

I have completed several inspections for NCCI. The most that they paid was $30.00 and that was for an inspection about 18 miles from my home. They tried to pay $20.00 for one that was only 5 miles from ymy home." Each inspection requires that you download the inspection forms, go to the inspection site, perform the inspection, and take pictures with your digital camera. Then you have to go to your office, log in to their website and log the inspection and upload the pictures. For me, the total time for each inspection averaged about 3 hours. I finally told them I couldn't do them for less than $50.00 and they stopped calling me.
By the way, I charge $50.00 for local notarizations which usually take one hour or less total time.
Erwin

Reply by John/CT on 9/10/09 11:17am
Msg #303406

Re: NCCI

Yes, Erwin, three hours start-to-finish is just about right. My profile lists my minimum fee as $50; I have received work from them for that fee from time-to-time when a nearby assignment fills a mid-day gap or is back-to-back after a "regular" loan signing assignment.