Mark,
I wanted to keep this one discreet as I know "newbie" questions tend to draw some unwanted responses.
I'm at the point that I'm ready to roll. I've completed all the requisite NACHI criteria and have attended a Home Inspection course through a local real estate school.
I'm going to complete my license work tomorrow and have my tools in order.
The question I have is, once I've made contact with a potential client, do I simply need to provide them with the contract to review and sign, and/or copies of SOP and COE before the inspection?
This is taking into consideration of course pricing and scope has been discussed and is understood and agreed upon.
I know I'm going to stumble a bit before it flows, any advice would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks
J.D.

Hi Mark call me asap i have a job for you in STL Mold and a few other things i need..thanx my name is Autm and im with Nachi....im in Columbia call me at 573 424-8925

Mark I posted a link that may help you in your post. Check it out and good luck.. Bert

Hi Mark,This is an excellent point. NACHI is great for helping me be a great inspector. It's not so good in letting the world know that NACHI inspectors are great.I'm new to the HI business and joined NACHI to help me become a great inspector. But when a customer asks me for the NACHI web site I cringe becasue it's not going to build his confidence in the organization. It's all geared towards inspectors not consumers.And this constant public cat fighting is realy geting old. Why would I send a customer to a site that displays that kind of garbage?

Mark, how do you all load up pictures.....the ones with the black pane view?