MoveInCertified.com

[John McKenna]

Looking good.

[Nick Gromicko]

Peter, my "no more" comment was in reference to Jim's question "How much more so..."

[Nick Gromicko]

Everyone should test the "Have This Inspector Call Me" function in www.moveincertified.com to make sure their phone rings.

[aroncone]

Phone works great. Can't wait to start marketing this.

I have two agents who have seen this and want to start working this marketing idea.

Another great marketing tool Nick!

Need some signs, when, where and how is the next question.

[John McKenna]

Nick,

Is this ready to go. Or is it still beta?

[Peter Doane]

Originally Posted by gromicko

Peter, my "no more" comment was in reference to Jim's question "How much more so..."

Gotcha! Thanks Nick

[gporter]

thanks Nick.

[Nick Gromicko]

I have a meeting tomorrow with Kinkos national to see if we can arrange to have them store a high-res zip of the sign on file so that members can make their own: http://www.nachi.org/moveincertified.htm

[Nick Gromicko]

Remember, each potential buyer is a potential NACHI member client!!!!

1. Potential client sees Move In Certified sign.
2. Potential client goes to www.MoveInCertified.com
3. Potential client downloads inspection report with NACHI member's contact information on it.
4. Potential client finds a home he/she needs to have inspected...

Nice, huh? I'm particularly proud of this one.

[Russell Spriggs]

Originally Posted by gromicko

Remember, each potential buyer is a potential NACHI member client!!!!

1. Potential client sees Move In Certified sign.
2. Potential client goes to www.MoveInCertified.com
3. Potential client downloads inspection report with NACHI member's contact information on it.
4. Potential client finds a home he/she needs to have inspected...

Nice, huh? I'm particularly proud of this one.

Yup!

Another attaboy!

[John McKenna]

At the MoveInCertified.com site under the seller section, it reads...

"The seller can choose a certified NACHI inspector rather than be at the mercy
of the buyer's choice of inspector."

Perhaps that could read "rather than being unprepared at the time the buyer
brings in their choice of inspector".

It sounds like the "buyers choice of inspector" may cause a very hard
inspection to take place, but the NACHI inspector would provide a
softer inspection. This would be the wrong reason to hire a NACHI
inspector.

I have had others make this same comment and it is a mis-understanding,
but I think it might help to make it more clear.. IMHO.

[Nick Gromicko]

Erol, John... agreed.

It now reads: The seller can choose a certified NACHI inspector to inspect the home properly before the buyer's inspector arrives.

[John McKenna]

I like the new wording now... sounds really good.

"The seller can choose a certified NACHI inspector to inspect the home properly before the buyer's inspector arrives."

[ekartal6]

Much better.

[Nick Gromicko]

Thanks for the help guys.