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But drops the ball.
See if you can figure out why.http://www.changeofaddress.org/blog/...our-next-home/ |
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If you're an ENGINEER of some kind there is absolutely NOTHING wrong with their article.
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Engineers are exempt from home inspection laws in Kansas. If you hire an engineer here to do a home inspection, he/she may not be qualified. Engineers are specialists in one area; civil, electrical, etc. Caution should be used when hiring any engineer to do a home inspection, IMHO.
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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I always tell prospects if they say they are wanting an engineer as an inspector:
An engineer performing inspections must not be able to make a living as an engineer if he has to take a pay cut and perform home inspections. So that says he must not be a good engineer, so what would do you think would make him a good home inspector? |
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You should have to be a computer scientist to be a home inspector!
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