It appears there will be a proposed rule change discussed to make it illegal for an Oregon home inspector to have a “limitation of liability” clause in their contract. The board will only publish their agenda about 4 days before the meeting, to be held April 27th http://www.oregon.gov/CCB/board.shtml
All members are encouraged to attend.
Are they following the lead of Kansas
All business and corporate contracts limit liability. If states make home inspectors take that out of contracts, this may be unconstitutional. We have an agreement, a personal contract between us and our client. What we both agree to, should not be interfered with.
Gary -
Can you spot the defect in this recently remodeled house.
Done by a LICENSED realestator / rehabber
Nice… A handy stranded aluminum clothes line… 
Didn’t the listing agent disclose that on the seller’s disclosure statement?
Realtors and sellers need to take some of the heat. Incredible.
A high school aquaintance of my daughter (she’s now 2nd year university) was electrecuted while travelling in India last fall. He washed his clothes and leaned out a window to try to hang them on a wire…it was high voltage!!
He survived about 1+1/2 days but from the sounds of his condition, death might have been the kinder way out.
