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Please Note:
Ken Brittain is a non-member guest and is in no way affiliated with InterNACHI or its members.
Hi All, just signed up for the forum have been watching and reading the posts for sometime now. I feel like I know some of you.
Anyway I am pursuing my Home Inspectors License for the State of NC. I completed a course at the local community college and just passed the State Associate license exam. Next I'll be working with a home inspector doing field training. This is something I've been interested in doing for a while but just got off my you know what and started the ball rolling. Like a lot of you I've been on the other end fixing a lot of things the inspectors find. sorry to say I don't quite fit the mold over 50 but not retired (ha ha). As time and money permit I'll work on joining the NACHI until then I continue to watch, learn and perhaps contribute once in awhile to the forum. |
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Take the NACHI exam three times, then take every NACHI educational course at least twice. Go on at least 100 inspections with another inspector. Then, take the NC courses. Choose a home inspection reporting software (or create your own like I did). Get insurance, attorney advice on the type of company you want to start and have the attorney read the language in your forms. Purchase the NACHI narratives, read everyone at least twice. Buy and read "Inspect and Protect" by Dr. Swift. Read every one of Joe Ferry's blogs at http://www.joeferry.com
then, and only then, you may be ready to go out on your own. State classes never teach you about business, only about inspections. Take some business courses at your local college. Etc, Etc. CMI, CPI, KS #0110-0094 Termite #16601 KS Radon #KS-MS-0027 BBB A+ Accredited Business Serving the Greater Kansas City Metro Area Eastern Kansas/Western Missouri http://www.metrospeckc.com "If opportunity doesn't knock, build a door"--Milton Berle |
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Hey Ken, good luck with the business! I think you will find NACHI the best bang for your education dollars, join soon.
Harris Home Inspections mitch@harrishomeinspections.com Your Central Kansas Pro-Sight affiliate www.prosightinspections.com/HHI |
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Welcome Ken
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Welcome and good luck.
Florida Licensed General Contractor Florida Licensed Home Inspector #299 Wind Mitigation Specialist Call 954-922-0584 or E-Mail Me For The Best Wind Mitigation Inspection in Florida at a Great Price
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grusk is a non-member guest and is in no way affiliated with InterNACHI or its members.
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Ken, here is the key to success in this business: www.nachi.org/success.htm
Nick Gromicko, Certified Master Inspector Find a Home Inspector "Just as iron sharpens iron, one man sharpens another." Proverbs 27:17 |
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Ken Brittain is a non-member guest and is in no way affiliated with InterNACHI or its members.
Thanks for all the good info, suggestions and links. I expect this to take at least a year before I am ready. so in the mean time I'll keep watching learning and exploring the site.
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