Movie Tickets And $3 Mortgage Inspections

The Crying Game was a popular movie in 1992. The average price for a movie ticket was $4.15. A mortgage field inspection paid about $7.00 in 1992. Photos paid $1.50 each. Today … 21 years later … a movie ticket is about $8.00. But, today a mortgage inspection pays only about $3.00. Required photos are FREE. Something is VERY WRONG here! Why are mortgage inspection fees so low? Today, a large popcorn is $8.00 at the Culpeper, Virginia Regal movie theater. When a mortgage inspection does not stay above the price of a movie ticket or a large popcorn, you know that the mortgage inspection prices are too low and you are NOT making any money with mortgage inspections. Mortgage inspection fees have fallen way behind your increasing cost of living. Gas was $1.08 in 1992 … check the price today. Mortgage inspections are WIN – LOSE. The national firms WIN and you LOSE. Say NO to $3.00 mortgage inspections. The Crying Game was the big movie in 1992. Today, in 2013, mortgage inspectors are CRYING when they look at what they spend for the gasoline needed to perform $3 mortgage inspections. Say NO to $3.00 mortgage inspections. Subtract all of the usual business expenses and taxes and it takes about 17 mortgage inspections for 2 adults and 1 child to go to the movies in 2013. Do the math!