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Old 5/22/09, 11:57 AM
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Default Re: New unethical trend in the home inspection business?

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The odds of someone typing in either of those search strings if minuscule.
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Old 5/22/09, 11:59 AM
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Attachment 28832Try this one...

Not so "far fetched" now is it ?



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Default Re: New unethical trend in the home inspection business?

The general public will eventually learn not to use the realtors favorite inspectors and many of them have, I am busy and do not market to realtors.

The sad thing is some of these guy's even think they know how to properly inspect and report on a house. We all miss some little things here and there but missing over 10-20 items per house is out of line folks.

The state SOP's do not have a provison for the inspector to decide what gets reported, the SOP's require full disclosure of the property conditions in a written report.

I am all for higher rates but you should earn it.



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