Indiana Licensing.....

[Stan Brown]

I look on the Indiana website:

https://mylicense.in.gov/everificati...chResults.aspx

It shows InterNACHI as a "pending" provider of pre-licensing.. Does anyone know if this is close to changing to active?

I am in the home building/remodeling/property management biz and would like to get my Indiana inspector license. Took the example test with no study and scored 85% with no study.. Looking for my best choice. I also have field experience with a Licensed inspector as well..

[Nick Gromicko]

LOL! We applied years ago. You should call and complain.

Anyway, all our courses are approved for CE in Indiana.

[rsmith24]

Originally Posted by Stan Brown

I look on the Indiana website:

https://mylicense.in.gov/everificati...chResults.aspx

It shows InterNACHI as a "pending" provider of pre-licensing.. Does anyone know if this is close to changing to active?

I am in the home building/remodeling/property management biz and would like to get my Indiana inspector license. Took the example test with no study and scored 85% with no study.. Looking for my best choice. I also have field experience with a Licensed inspector as well..

My daughter took her driving test and passed with flying colors. Doesn't mean she can drive.

[Nick Gromicko]

I also have field experience with a Licensed inspector as well..

That helps. And of course getting a license to operate legally is a must. But if you want to succeed, you'll also have to learn how to run a successful business. This is the hardest part about being an inspector, as many mistakenly think that all they need is technical training for a job. My advice: Read every word and ever link in www.nachi.org/success.htm ... twice.

[rsmith24]

Originally Posted by gromicko

That helps. And of course getting a license to operate legally is a must. But if you want to succeed, you'll also have to learn how to run a successful business. This is the hardest part about being an inspector, as many mistakenly think that all they need is technical training for a job. My advice: Read every word and every link in www.nachi.org/success.htm ... twice.

And apply it.

[Stan Brown]

Thanks for the input.. I will look further, continue my field study with other inspectors ( have about 10 under my belt now) and try to find a training company with DE training..

I understand the dynamics of a business... Been self employed, in multiple fields, for over 15 years.

stan