We purchased the rights to a home inspection book for consumers.

[Nick Gromicko]

We're re-editing it now (InterNACHIin' it up) and will re-release it next month. We'll also release a free electronic version for member use.

[John Harrison]

awesome

[Nick Gromicko]

This year, it seems we finally got all the right personnel in place at InterNACHI. We are really going to develop a ton of new programs, success tools and membership benefits in 2011.

[Tim Spargo]

Awesome Nick. Sounds great.

[Brian M. OKeefe]

That's more great news. Thanks Nick!

[Eric W. Augustin]

I can't wait to see the book.

[Michael Roberson]

This year, it seems we finally got all the right personnel in place at InterNACHI. We are really going to develop a ton of new programs, success tools and membership benefits in 2011.

...but wait... theres more!

I like this tune!

[Darin Redding]

Nick is a master salesman

[Robert Ernst]

I like new stuff. Sounds fun. Makes me want to work for Nachi.

[Nick Gromicko]

Nick is a master salesman

Product sells itself: www.nachi.org/benefits.htm

[Marc-Andre Beauchemin]

Bravo et merci Nick,

Les inspecteurs NACHI de Brossard, du Quebec et du Canada sont heureux de constater tout ce que vous accomplissez pour notre bien-être.

Continuez le bon travail,

BMA

Good job and Thank you Nick,

Nachi Brossard, Quebec, Canada inspectors are grateful for all you accomplish to improve our environment.

Keep up the good work,

BMA

[Brian C. Hoagland]

I hope it concentrates on what they should be looking at when going with the realtor and viewing property. They need no education about what we do, the SOP explains that. They need to know how to differentiate the worst house on the street from the best and it should start before they get out of the R.E. agents car. Better yet it should contain a segment about getting permitting info from local county and city governments.

[Tim Spargo]

Funny.

I give out the books when I remember, to first time buyers.

Anyway, I had 2 people (not one but 2) mention to me this last week, that an informational book like ours would be better served via electronic delivery as they didn't want to contribute to a needless waste of paper.

People are getting "greener"