Episode 75 - Performing a Kitchen Inspection

[mvanek]

Im shocked to see that video. This missed so many items. This should be posted on a video as how NOT to Rush an kitchen inspection.

Whats up with the big tool box ??

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[iniquette]

Just read this thread, and then watched the video. I guess he could cut his time down if the popcorn didn't take so long.

[Stephen W. Stanczyk]

I wonder if he has turned off the oven yet?

[Bruce A. King]

The moral of this thread is: You better have thick skin if you post a video of actual inspection processes.

I'm sure Mike was on top of it back when he did inspections, I think he is just into the inspector marketing business now so you guy's should go easy on him. Maybe he came back later and did some more, I do that sometimes, always double checking some things.

[ldapkus]

Originally Posted by bking

The moral of this thread is: You better have thick skin if you post a video of actual inspection processes.

I'm sure Mike was on top of it back when he did inspections, I think he is just into the inspector marketing business now so you guy's should go easy on him. Maybe he came back later and did some more, I do that sometimes, always double checking some things.

That's how he became a Millionaire Inspector. He can do 14 home inspections a day at this rate.

[Paul Pendley]

Originally Posted by sstanczyk

I wonder if he has turned off the oven yet?

Yea...Are the cookies done yet?

[Bob Elliott]

Originally Posted by sstanczyk

I wonder if he has turned off the oven yet?

That is the one item I am always afraid I will forget about.
I swear I ask my client and RE people to not let me forget every inspection.

More than once I made a call and asked if I remembered.

[Bob Elliott]

One thing that I often forget to do is check and make sure that the tap water is not flammable.

http://www.infrastructurist.com/2009...ble-tap-water/

[rmaday]

Originally Posted by ldapkus

That's how he became a Millionaire Inspector. He can do 14 home inspections a day at this rate.

Bet he could get in 20 if he skipped the popcorn.

[mvanek]

If they skip the hot water and popcorn and maybe the kissing a@@ part asking the buyer so what job do you do... break it down to 4 min and get 25 inspections a day in.

Im happy he made a video and there is no way im gonna go easy on someone that the purpose of the video is for us to cut corners and spend less time only 7 min. I would rather be there all day then get a call back. 5 yrs now not 1 call back, maybe i take too long but I sleep well at night knowing I did my best.

[W. Michael Chris]

The stone (granite) counter top ... I run my hands over the surface to pick cracks that sometime are almost invisible due to poor lighting, be surprised how upset the lady of the house will be if you miss that one ... agree with others, missed anti-tip device, checking cabinets, etc.
Agree with Bob, learn here from others.

[Paul W. Abernathy]

Originally Posted by bking

The moral of this thread is: You better have thick skin if you post a video of actual inspection processes.

I'm sure Mike was on top of it back when he did inspections, I think he is just into the inspector marketing business now so you guy's should go easy on him. Maybe he came back later and did some more, I do that sometimes, always double checking some things.

lol......I can't say anything because I am a NACHI.TV contributor..lol and to be honest I did not watch the video. Just had to comment is all.

[Todd Allen]

Originally Posted by jfarsetta

After I run the water, I wet a paper towel and use it to test the microwave for around 30 seconds. Paper towel comes out steamy. Microwave tested. Popcorn? I dont think so.

That too.. I start the dishwasher first. Well, used to..lol

Did anyone notice that he did not check the cabinets or the grouting or the ??? heheh


Was a decent Vid though..

Go NACHI!

[Ted Allen]

I made a comment on this video, but it seems to have been lost. lol

I agree with post #15 This thread was far more informative than the vid.

[lflores]

All I can say is Wow..