National mortgage field services inspection network — independent contractors make periodic property updates for mortgage lenders. Predictable full-time or supplemental income framing is theirs. Twelve-year track record, Reno-based. From their own inspector page: you verify occupancy and condition for mortgage servicers and banks, submitting through industry apps, and most inspections take about five minutes. Orders drop through the month with a four-day minimum turn time and longer windows in rural counties, and you run your own route on your own schedule. The zip codes you are assigned are yours alone, never shared with another FAR inspector. No real-estate or contractor licence is required and previous experience is helpful rather than required. You do go inside properties, but only after one has been determined vacant and secured by a preservation company
What you need
We haven't confirmed
How you get paid
Per inspection
Requirements people miss
The contractor provides their own equipment (their listing's words); you need a valid driver's licence, a reliable vehicle, a smartphone, AND a computer and printer — you print door cards and vacancy notices yourself — plus a clean background check. The background check is run during onboarding rather than at application
Worker costs
Fees not documented — check before you sign up
Taking new people
Yes
How we know
from the company's own recruiting ad — we haven't confirmed it on their site
Last checked by us
Aug 12, 2026
Where it works
anywhere in the US
How you get in
Sign up on their own site
Device you need
A desktop or laptop — phones are not accepted — but A phone is not enough for this one. You also need a computer AND a printer, because you print the door cards and vacancy notices you leave at properties yourself. You need a smartphone just to reach the platform — even if you plan to do the work on a computer
Vehicle you need
a reliable vehicle of your own — this is a driving route