Pay Per Inspection E&O - No NACHI Mebership Required

[Jason1]

No NACHI membership requirement.


http://www.home-inspect.com/payperinspection/


http://www.allenins.com/Home_Inspect...ECTION_PROGRAM_

[wforsyth]

It's been stated for quite some time that ITA had a deal for pay as you go E and O. I'm sure Nick isn't stating anywhere that he cut an exclusive deal. But this does open it up for more people besides ITA graduates to get it.

[Brian E. Kelly]

You still have to be an ITA grad fof the first one, and the second one from Allen says, comming soon.

[Jason1]

NEW!

PAY-PER-INSPECTION PROGRAM
--designed specifically for new home inspectors--

Preferred Training Providers
Inspection Training Associates
ITA is one of our preferred training providers for our new program.
Click here for more information.
American Home Inspectors Training Institute
AHIT is another of our preferred training providers.
Click here to contact AHIT for more information.


Preferred Association
We have designated the
National Association of Certified Home Inspectors
NACHI as our preferred association. Membership in an association is required to participate in the Pay-Per-Inspection program. In the spirit in which the program was created, NACHI is offering 50% off the cost of their membership for the first year!
Click here to learn more about NACHI.


Preferred Inspection Report Provider
Porter Valley Software
PV Software is one of our preferred inspection report providers
Click here to learn more about their software.

Important note: Other training providers, associations and reporting system providers may be approved upon request, but may not qualify for Preferred status.



COMING SOON...
Pay-Per-Inspection Info Packet
> CLICK HERE <

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For more details, contact:
Kenny Logan
Allen Insurance Group
478-825-5566, Ext 230
Toll-Free: 800-474-4472
Fax: 478-822-9149
Email: kenny@allenins.com

[Michael Larson]

Originally Posted by Jason1

No NACHI membership requirement.


http://www.home-inspect.com/payperinspection/


http://www.allenins.com/Home_Inspectors.html#NEW!_PAY-PER-INSPECTION_PROGRAM_

You should read the links before you post jason1.


Program Requirements

1. You must be a graduate of Kaplan Professional Schools, Inspection Training Associates.*
   
2. You must use the designated inspection agreement purchased from Kaplan ITA with the special Insured Inspection Report code on it.
   
3. You must use Kaplan ITA’s Matrix, Matrix Deluxe or InspectNOW reporting system.

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Preferred Training Providers

Inspection Training Associates
ITA is one of our preferred training providers for our new program.
Click here for more information.

American Home Inspectors Training Institute
AHIT is another of our preferred training providers.
Click here to contact AHIT for more information.

Preferred Association

We have designated the
National Association of Certified Home Inspectors
NACHI as our preferred association. Membership in an association is required to participate in the Pay-Per-Inspection program. In the spirit in which the program was created, NACHI is offering 50% off the cost of their membership for the first year!
Click here to learn more about NACHI.

Preferred Inspection Report Provider

Porter Valley Software
PV Software is one of our preferred inspection report providers
Click here to learn more about their software.

Important note: Other training providers, associations and reporting system providers may be approved upon request, but may not qualify for Preferred status.

[Jason1]

Originally Posted by wforsyth

It's been stated for quite some time that ITA had a deal for pay as you go E and O. I'm sure Nick isn't stating anywhere that he cut an exclusive deal. But this does open it up for more people besides ITA graduates to get it.

He just posted in Misc. section that you have to be a member of NACHI, when in fact you can be a member of any assoc., but NACHI will cut your dues in half for membership with them.

[Jason1]

Originally Posted by mlarson

Important note: Other training providers, associations and reporting system providers may be approved upon request, but may not qualify for Preferred status.

You were saying Micheal?

[Jason1]

Originally Posted by mlarson

National Association of Certified Home Inspectors

NACHI as our preferred association. Membership in an association is required to participate in the Pay-Per-Inspection program. In the spirit in which the program was created, NACHI is offering 50% off the cost of their membership for the first year!

In "AN" association.

[Michael Larson]

Originally Posted by Jason1

You were saying Micheal?

Originally Posted by mlarson

Important note: Other training providers, associations and reporting system providers may be approved
upon request, but may not qualify for Preferred status.

Read it again 1jason.

[Jason1]

Originally Posted by mlarson

Originally Posted by mlarson

Important note: Other training providers, associations and reporting system providers may be approved
upon request, but may not qualify for Preferred status.

Read it again 1jason.

What is it you don't understand? The way I read it you can apply under any assoc. or training provider.

How do you read it?

[Jason1]

Pay Per Inspection...3/1/07 11:43 AMyou are correct


Thank you.

[Michael Larson]

1jason, I didn't say you couldn't apply.
It clearly states, but may not qualify for Preferred status.

NACHI membership confers this preferred status.
Maybe there is an advantage to belonging to NACHI, maybe not

Do you know of any addtional information 1jason?

[Jason1]

Originally Posted by mlarson

Do you know of any addtional information 1jason?

Just what I read, do some research yourself once in a while.

[Jason1]

Originally Posted by mlarson

.
It clearly states, but may not qualify for Preferred status.

That refers to the association or the training provider, not the inspector seeking the insurance.

[James H. Bushart]

The only way to correctly judge the value of an insurance program and company...is NOT by its premiums, special offers, or incentives...but by the way it handles it claims.

Can anyone report on this particular "Pay Per Inspection" system?