Save My License. First time I've ever seen of anything like it.

[Nick Gromicko]

https://www.savemylicense.com/press.php?pr=002

[John Bowman]

Just got my 14th and 15th email from them. Time to block. Enough is enough.

[bkelly1]

Ditto John, toooo much

[Carl Pennick]

Me too and I got a phone call from them thanks Nick, how did they my private email address if it was not though NACHI. Shows what kind of a company they are they did not even know Florida is not licensed until I told them. Yet I still get the e mails which I have now blocked.

[John Bowman]

I can't believe this. Now 16th and 17th. Do these block things work. I'll try again.

[Richard L. Bennett]

Hay all

Many people including Nick have a high opinion of prepaid legal

Nick and I are not on the same page on the PPL thing - but

Now to this other "Save My License" company ---

Do any of you think that you will ever lose yours ?

Like how many HI's lost their licenses last year in your state?

I have a good company that will insure a plastic house against rust - just send $$

rlb

[ekartal6]

As an inspector the last thing I worry about is losing my state license. I'm under the impression if you lose your license it is likely a direct result of unethical activity. Are these people you want to defend?

Erol K.

[Dale Duffy]

Originally Posted by jbowman

Just got my 14th and 15th email from them. Time to block. Enough is enough.

I have been forwarding their email here, since they won't stop!

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[Dale Duffy]

Just about as bad as NACHI sending this information for Atlanta!

Four hours, it takes longer than that to FLY THERE!

FREE

4-Hour Seminar on Business Development
& Marketing for Inspectors.

Michael Rowan will be sharing his knowledge on diversification and business development for inspectors
Nick Gromicko will be speaking on the marketing, sales generation and exit strategies for inspectors

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Wellsley Inn and Suites in Atlanta, Georgia
Tuesday October 10, 2006
6:00 PM to 10:00 PM

The hotel is located just north of Atlanta at 3390 Venture Parkway, Duluth, GA 30096

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Michael Rowan
President of Inspection Depot

Michael Rowan is an industry leader in technology for home inspectors, with a successful multi-inspector company as well. Michael started his career in home inspections in 1985. Michael attended college full-time and secured a diploma in Building Surveying/Inspection after which he spent 4 years finalizing his degree in Building Surveying/Inspection from Reading University, England. Following this qualification, Michael secured a Post Graduate Degree in Construction Project Management and immigrated to the United States. Upon immigrating, Michael finalized his State Certified General Contractor's License in the state of Florida, became a member of the American Society of Home Inspectors (ASHI), Florida Association of Building Inspectors (FABI) and has taken numerous seminars and courses. Michael is also State certified to teach a home inspection course under Inspection Depot, Inc. and other courses associated with the home inspection industry. Michael has written the Home Guide reporting system and many other articles that are used in local, regional and national trade journals. Michael has personally completed over 10,000 home and building inspections.

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Nick Gromicko

Founder of The National Association of Certified Home Inspectors (NACHI)

Nick Gromicko is an activist for the inspection industry and a speaker at dozens of inspection events every year. After three years of military training in the 1980's Nick accepted a position as a Research Analyst for the University of Pittsburgh's Nuclear Physics Department. Four years later he left to form several multi-inspector firms, eight environmental companies, and two laboratories. As a REALTOR with RE/MAX, Nick was one of the country's first agents to work solely with buyers. In 1990 he founded NACHI which grew into the world's largest inspection trade association, host to nearly 500 events a year, with a 205,000-page, 100 million+ hit per year main site, over 4,000 websites, and a nearly 300,000-post, free speech message board. In the mid 1990's he sat on the Board of one of the largest public sewer authorities in the country and was President of Northtowne Custom Homes. Nick owns a New York ad agency, a Wyoming mining company and an off-road accessory manufacturing company. He is author of two books and dozens of inspection-related articles. He helped start a school for children, a free health clinic, a food bank, and the Master Inspector Certification Board which administers the inspection industry's Certified Master Inspector professional designation and where he volunteers as its Director. He is also a board member of REALmatcher, Inc., Reports, Inc., the Florida Association of Professional Home Inspectors, and the International Society of Home Inspectors. Nick lives near the continental divide in Nederland, Colorado, population 1,394 at what he calls "the top of the world."



And on-hand to answer questions about mold E&O insurance: Rod Morton, Senior Vice President of Insurance Office of America http://www.nachi.org/moldeo2006.htm



RSVP: Planning to attend this free event? Email Nick at nick.gromicko@nachi.org and let him know you'll be there!

http://www.nachi.org/atlantafreeseminar.htm

www.nachi.org