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Clear Capital Property Inspection Pays $15

Posted by Willy Olsen on December 28, 2016 at 5:17pm in Sample Title

Had two emails from CC this morning. Both for Property Inspections.
They were only paying $15 each.
They made sure to indicate that "no comps" were needed to complete the inspection.
But you still need to drive out to the property and take photos.
In reading the fine print I noticed that if a property is in a Gated Community to try to gain access. If needed, gain access by searching the mls for another listing within the Gated Community to get in. I don't know how it is in other States, but I'm pretty sure that here in California that if you get caught without a valid reason or by the homeowner that you are doing the Property Inspection on that you could very easily be arrested for trespassing on private property.
But anyways, $15 for a Property Inspection and still have to drive out to the property to take photos. No thank you. I'll pass.

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- Sam Shueh > Rebecca Staples October 22, 2020 at 2:12pm
  
  ComputerShare send 182 PI offering $10. A day later still have 108 PI. Following week they bumped to $15. In two days they are all taken. Corelogic has a system fee so you need to haggle for more.
- Kevin Hill > Rebecca Staples August 26, 2020 at 4:21pm
  
  CoreLogic, ServiceLink, and Applied Valuation all pay $25+ for Property Condition Reports. Groundworks used to pay $25, but now it’s only $21. Hope this helps.
Brian Sharp April 18, 2017 at 8:25am

So, is the purpose of these "inspections" so that they can provide an automated valuation with some system? I worry all BPOs will go to something where we only do inspection and take photos, then they do the rest with automated systems.
- Sam Shueh > Brian Sharp October 3, 2020 at 5:46pm
  
  Fema disaster
ELIAS D OVIEDO April 11, 2017 at 5:00pm

I get $25-35 for inspection but will not travel more than 10 imiles.
Jeff Swiecicki April 4, 2017 at 12:05pm

I have noticed the same thing with CC. Volume way down
Craig A Haass April 3, 2017 at 6:46am

I know it's hard. But read the BPO directions every time. Sometimes special instructions will advise on how to gain access. In some cases a picture of the gate, surrounding roads and street sign can work for the pictures. A simple note in the report can explain why no access was given for subject pictures. I have also had lenders give me a letter for access. In the past I have been in remote rural locations where the subject is located off the paved road. I did not feel safe! I took pictures of the location and completed the report. In most directions it states "do not contact" and to be safe. I would think if you are breaking the law to get pictures, it's not safe."
- Patti Baker > Craig A Haass September 13, 2020 at 3:55am
  
  too big of a hassle, I just refuse the order, I am not a detective and they do not pay me to jump hoops. These companies will take advantage of you if you let them
Celso Romero, Jr March 31, 2017 at 12:39pm

I did accept about 6 inspections at once near my house for $15-25 dollars each from Clear Capital, but I won't drive too far for $15 bucks.
Patti Baker March 31, 2017 at 7:48am

$45.oo is my fee for inspections