Rust and Sun Belt Remodel Companies Sought

By Editor In Chief

April 4, 2022

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In light of a seventy percent attrition rate of Labor — and climbing — in the Mortgage Field Services Industry, those few remaining had hoped that Eric Miller and the National Association of Mortgage Field Services (NAMFS) might break their 30+ year refusal of price hikes. Unfortunately, nothing could be further from the truth. In fact, the only thing — other than NAMFS pocketing $50,000 in donations — that happened was Mortgage Contracting Services (MCS) rebranded as Making Communities Shine as per MCS Memo #1954. In light of this, many private label hedge funds are actively seeking out Qualified Labor capable of rehab and maintenance. Below, is yet another vetted firm seeking personnel throughout the Rust and Sun Belt.

IAFST RECRUITMENT CENTER

Rehab and Restoration Projects

Company Name(required)

Full Legal Company Name

First Name(required)

Last Name(required)

Phone Number(required)

Enter as: 123-456-7890

Email address(required)

Website

http://www.example.com/

Experience(required)

0 - 1 Year

1 - 3 Years

3 Or More Years

Select One

Qualifications(required)

GLI and E&O

Workman's Comp

DUNS Number

SAM Account

Click Each Item That You Possess

Services Provided(required)

Field Services

Inspections

Hazard - Insurance

Flip - Rehab

Click Each Service You Provide

Coverage Area(required)

List your Coverage Area by County and State

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Enter a brief description of your Company and skill sets.

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