I read documents acquired by Foreclosurepedia from the New Jersey Bankruptcy Court on National Field Network (NFN). The court records show that one small business is out $338,175.10 by working for NFN. The loss to property preservation labor is staggering. How do the numbers grow to such huge numbers? Why does LABOR let the Mortgage Order Mills (MOMs) have such a long float? Why are they not monitoring and controlling their receivables?

This ugly stuff routinely happens in the Mortgage Segment. The Mortgage Segment is the home of 99.5% of the fraud, greed and corruption in the field services industry. Many of the FaceBook groups do not discuss the real problems in the mortgage industry. They are posting photos of squirrels playing in the snow.

Don’t let a Mortgage Order Mill hang you out to dry. Avoid the mortgage segment. Focus on the higher quality firms that pay the higher fees in the commercial and insurance segments.

Gas Price Tops $4 In California For First Time Since July 2014

I filled up my Prius 2 … 52 MPG … at BJ’s in Clermont today at $2.48 for regular.

The father of the $3 mortgage inspection has passed away. God rest his soul.

Robots will not replace the $3 mortgage inspector. It costs too much to purchase and program robots. Why go through all of that expense when there are $3 mortgage inspectors. Some will accept $2 mortgage inspections.

Even Eric Miller, the current and apparent lifetime appointee as Executive Director of NAMFS, began his Industry start at LPS. Miller, whose salary is One Hundred and Twenty Thousand Two Hundred and Forty Dollars per year; Miller’s salary which consumes nearly NINETY PERCENT of all NAMFS member dues, wants no change to the status quo. And the problem with Miller’s myopic vision is that the State of California’s Supreme Court joined 6 years worth of federal court rulings against NAMFS members, last week.

The takeaway I have, from my meeting up here in Indianapolis, is that the days of quaint NAMFS Leadership are over when it comes to addressing what few issues they ever did. It goes without saying that with the only major NAMFS member whom has a vested interest in the continued status quo is MCS. Safeguard Properties (SGP) is, for all intents and purposes, on life support with the death of Robert Klein. Five Brothers is following the Involuntary Bankruptcy of National Field Network (NFN) and the reality is that with National Field Representatives (NFR) now implementing Twenty Five Thousand Dollar fines, at will, the prevailing portfolio provider is going to be Fannie Mae. As a government sponsored enterprise (GSE), Fannie Mae already has enough problems attempting to get out from under the thumb of Uncle Sam. Fannie Mae reported a $6.5 billion dollar net loss and a comprehensive $6.7 billion loss on their Q4 FY2017 report — while simultaneously taking a $3.7 billion cash infusion from US Taxpayers.

I will always remember Robert Klein at Safeguard Properties in Ohio as the industry recognized FATHER of the $3 mortgage inspection.
The life of Robert Klein on this earth will by judged by GOD.

The profit is maybe $1.50. Today, there are more higher pay jobs.

California, as Foreclosurepedia predicted, is simply the first of many states moving forward and taking over where the federal government abandoned its citizenry. The California Supreme Court adopted the ABC Standard from New Jersey.

The “ABC” test, as formulated by the Supreme Court of New Jersey in Hargrove v. Sleepy’s LLC, presumes an individual in question is an employee unless the employer can satisfy three very specific criteria.

The New Jersey “ABC” test presumes the worker is an employee. To rebut this presumption, the employer must prove the worker (A) is free from the employer’s control and direction; (B) performs a service that is either outside the usual course of the business for which such service is performed or that such service is performed outside of all the places of business of the enterprise for which such service is performed; and (C) customarily engages in an independently established trade, occupation, profession, or business.