Striving to be the best

[Marcel R. Cyr]

Originally Posted by dmcauley

I'm with you Marcel, but if we have define honesty to a home inspector, then all is lost for that person. IMO.

Agreed Dennis.

[Thomas G. Valosin]

NEVER stop learning! Just meeting the bare, basic, minimal requirements of State Licensing required continuing education, or Professional Organization (InterNACHI) required membership renewal continuing education is not enough.
Be honest.
Be early - if you are on time, you are late.
Take an active role in your membership organizations - InterNACHI, Chamber, BNI or ....insert name here ....
Brand yourself - if you don't know about that - take a marketing class
Deliver on whatever you say or promise - earlier than you said you would.
Enjoy being in business - if it gets to be a drag - its' time to leave

[Richard W. Washington]

Originally Posted by dduffy

Try to be as helpful and knowledgeable as possible, word will spread through referrals, within a couple years you will not have to depend on any other type of advertising, except being the helpful knowledgeable inspector from one client to the next.

Write report in English, don't talk like a robot (inspector-speak) when you write a report.

People like to be able to understand in plain layman terms what something means.

These are some excellent words of wisdom.

[Mark E. Northrup]

Hey Scott
dress the part if your a professional look like it. don't show up looking like you just got up and slepted in your clothes.

[cjustason]

Originally Posted by mnorthrup

Hey Scott
dress the part if your a professional look like it. don't show up looking like you just got up and slepted in your clothes.

Did you pass me on the way in today!?