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Now, this would add a interesting twist to your inspection.... can you imagine coming across a dead body hidden in an attic or crawlspace?!??!?!
I am sure that it has happened to at least one inspector out there! NACHI Inspector or not, I am sure it has happened... |
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I'm surely no Inspector, but if I was and I came across something like that, I would call it a career.
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James H. Bushart Professional Building Analyst, BPI Missouri, Kansas and Arkansas 314-803-2167 Inspecting in Aurora, Branson, Carthage, Granby, Joplin, Kimberling City, Monett, Mount Vernon, Neosho, Nixa, Purdy, Reed Spring, Republic, Springfield and surrounding areas. Last edited by jbushart; 5/3/07 at 1:43 PM.. |
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Home Inspectors have their own special bumper stickers.
"Mother In Law In The Attic" John McKenna, CMI (TREC #4565)
Executive Director - Master Inspector Certification Board 25 Yrs Constr Exp - 13 Yrs Home Inspector Exp American Home Inspection - East Texas. |
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There is no such thing as a mother-n-law.... the correct term like the movie is........ "MONSTER-N-LAW"
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jbreazeale is a non-member guest and is in no way affiliated with InterNACHI or its members.
I found a dead cat in a crawlspace once. Apparently, the cat got trapped in there when the owners covered all the vents with plywood. Also found a freshly-swollen possum in an attic, only a few days after work had been finished on some water-damaged soffit and fascia. Found a dead armodillo in a flower bed. Worst of all, a dead dog, still chained, out back of a manufactured home that had been repossessed. Do these qualify, or are we just talking about dead humans?
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rwand1 is a non-member guest and is in no way affiliated with InterNACHI or its members.
Inspected a house once which was resident to a mass sexual killer, (young boys), the police gave it a going over because there was freshly repaired cement floor. They found one body in a dump and the other body in the field.
Another time when I just started out I inspected a farm and there were dead pigs and sheep in the barn, which also happen to house the well. It was a mess, will never forget it. My own home was also occupied by a mass murderer on the lamb, when the home was a weekend home of a former Provincial court judge. They finally caught him BC stocking his next victim. |
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Henry Valenzano CMI (Hank) Double Check Home Inspection LLC. www.DCHI.com Hank@DCHI.com 719-635-6425 Colorado Arms Repair : Gunsmith www.ArmsRepair.com Henry@ArmsRepair.com |
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whandley is a non-member guest and is in no way affiliated with InterNACHI or its members.
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I once, alone, inspected a house where, in the attic, were boxes (the clear plastic kind) that were filled with skeletons and bones. Not ashamed to say I wet myself! Couldn't decide whether to call the police or the FBI. Several people knew about the bones, but didn't feel the need to warn me.
It turns out the deceased owner was an amateur archeaologist and had the proper permissions to own and display the ancient Mayan skeletal treasures. Believe it or not, the deal fell through... and I bought the house! Still own it! The rest of the story is even more unbelievable. BWWAA HA HA HA HA! TG |
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I remember reading a post on either Nachi or Inspection news where the inspector found a dead body in a car that was located in the garage.
That would be something I hope I never have to deal with. |
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