UPset Agent

[Charles R. N. Crooker]

Not sure if we have an answer for the agent, Seems he wishes to complain about an inspector. Do we have somewhere they can go, now be nice.

[Dale Duffy]

Originally Posted by ccrooker

Not sure if we have an answer for the agent, Seems he wishes to complain about an inspector. Do we have somewhere they can go, now be nice.

Hi Chuck....Hope all is well my Friend...!!

Where an agent can go?

Man, that is a tough question------

[James H. Bushart]

I think an appropriate response to an upset salesman with a complaint against an inspector could all be summed up into one finger.

[Wayne B. Wilson]

why are they upset?

[Charles R. N. Crooker]

When the agent called to air his view,( over another inspection company) i told the agent to count to 10 a few times and then wait a day or two and call and talk to the inspector and work it out but the agent wanted somewhere he could complain too much the same as they have as agents, a board or a plank at least to listen to them.

[Charles R. N. Crooker]

Originally Posted by wwilson3

why are they upset?

Yes the agent has lost a few sales over this one inspection company.

[Charles R. N. Crooker]

Originally Posted by jbushart

I think an appropriate response to an upset salesman with a complaint against an inspector could all be summed up into one finger.

Now James we do try to be nice about it.

[Charles R. N. Crooker]

Originally Posted by dduffy

Hi Chuck....Hope all is well my Friend...!!

Where an agent can go?

Man, that is a tough question------

Hi Dale, yes all is well here. and you?

[Bill Mullen]

Originally Posted by ccrooker

When the agent called to air his view,( over another inspection company) i told the agent to count to 10 a few times and then wait a day or two and call and talk to the inspector and work it out but the agent wanted somewhere he could complain too much the same as they have as agents, a board or a plank at least to listen to them.

Hi Chuck:

As far as I know, most associations have Professional Practice & Discipline Committees to hear complaints about their members. If the agent knows which association the inspector belongs to, he can file a complaint.

If the inspector does not belong to an association, he is pretty well SOL, but this is something people should look for when they hire an inspector. It really benefits the consumer and all parties if the inspector has some type of affiliation with some body that oversees its people.

Bill Mullen

[Jeffrey R. Jonas]

So the realtor wants to complain, but not the buyer/client? Interesting.

[Wand Raymond]

What body oversees it's inspectors?

[Roy D. Cooke, Sr]

Originally Posted by Bill Mullen

Hi Chuck:

As far as I know, most associations have Professional Practice & Discipline Committees to hear complaints about their members. If the agent knows which association the inspector belongs to, he can file a complaint.

If the inspector does not belong to an association, he is pretty well SOL, but this is something people should look for when they hire an inspector. It really benefits the consumer and all parties if the inspector has some type of affiliation with some body that oversees its people.

Bill Mullen

Thanks Bill but having seen how the association you push all the time ignores wrong doing .
I see no advantage on reporting a home inspector to it .
Past experience shows it is a complete farce .

[James H. Bushart]

Originally Posted by rcooke

Thanks Bill but having seen how the association you push all the time ignores wrong doing .
I see no advantage on reporting a home inspector to it .
Past experience shows it is a complete farce .

The only thing that anyone can report to an association that could result in any action would be a known violation of that association's ethical standards by one of its members. Anything and everything else is a business matter in which no association would have authority to address.

[Roy D. Cooke, Sr]

Originally Posted by jbushart

The only thing that anyone can report to an association that could result in any action would be a known violation of that association's ethical standards by one of its members. Anything and everything else is a business matter in which no association would have authority to address.

Thanks James

Exactly what I was talking about , Violation of their rules .

[Bill Mullen]

Sorry, Chuck, but I tried to help but some people just can't resist attacking every time I and some others post.

Bill Mullen