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Minot, ND

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Richmond Oakes

Field Inspector

Entry-Level JobVerifiedNo experience needed

Job Description

Richmond Oakes is a nationwide property inspection company that puts its inspectors first. We're looking for a reliable, detail-oriented person to perform property inspections for mortgage lenders and insurance companies in your area. No experience required. No office. No boss looking over your shoulder.
The Basics Where:
1 Hour radius from Minot, also make further trips every 10-14 days
Hours:
15 to 25 hours per week, during normal business hours
Pay:
Per inspection — inspectors average $32/hr
Monthly Earnings:
Approximately $3,000/month in volume
Employment Type:
1099 Independent Contractor What You'll Actually Be Doing Everything is managed through a mobile app. You drive to properties, complete a short form, take photos, and upload. That's the job. There are three types of inspections: Insurance Surveys (10-15 min each) Photograph all four sides of the home, use a camera pole for roof shots, and note any hazards like pools, trampolines, or missing handrails. Occupancy Checks (~5 min each) About 95% of properties are occupied. Snap 5-8 photos, knock on the door to confirm the borrower lives there, and fill out a short form. Vacant Property Inspections (10-20 min each) Walk the property, check utilities, document conditions, and post a notice on the door. Once a lender takes over, these become recurring monthly interior inspections. Learning the Job The app is easy — the learning curve comes from knowing what to look for in the field. Your first inspection might take 30 minutes. By your third or fourth, you'll be moving much faster. Most inspectors hit their stride within 3 to 4 days. Training and Support You'll receive 30 minutes of training videos and guides before your first day. On day one, your manager reviews your first uploads in real time while you're still at the property. After that, support is always available while you're in the field. You work alone, but you're never on your own. What You Need A reliable vehicle A smartphone Attention to detail and a willingness to learn The ability to manage your own schedule and communicate when something comes up The Good Work outside Work independently Manage your own schedule (this is NOT gig work) The Bad Work outside - All weather Not everyone is happy to see you. You'll need thick skin Vacant homes can be in rough shape. Think dirty, neglected, and unpleasant As a 1099 contractor, you handle your own taxes — track your miles, as they're a write-off. To apply, submit your application and complete the screener questions. Qualified candidates will be contacted to schedule a quick discovery call.
Pay:
$32.00 per hour Application Question(s): A camera pole and volt stick are required, totaling around $85. Are you willing and able to purchase your own equipment? What city do you live in? Do you consider yourself lucky? When can you start?
Work Location:
On the road