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I have heard everything on realtors referring an inspector. Does anyone know if a realtor can refer an inspector and not have to give a list. If this is true where in trec does it say this. I have heard the give at least three names was so they could cover their tails.
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I think it is a personal thing for each Realtor. I have some that call me and set it up for their clients. I have no idea if they initially provided a list. I have some that will say if you want it cheap use A, if you want it thorough use Kevin.
I do not think there is an actual "rule." The theory is that if they provide multiple choices they have less liability if something goes wrong. Professional Inspector Level I Infrared www.AbsoluteInspections.net www.homeinspectorsplanotx.com www.homeinspectorsmckinney.com Absolute Inspections, LLC 972-463-0887 |
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It is a personal thing with each realtor. Even if office policy is to give 3 names they will typically recommend who they know and trust
Michael J. Parker The Neighborhood Home Inspector, LLC Home inspections in Clinton, Essex and Franklin Counties in NY State http://www.PlattsburghHomeInspector.com www.TheNeighborhoodHomeInspector.com |
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