Was wondering the best way to prep for National Exam. I have been studying the InterNACHI prep test questions and also Compucram Home Inspection exams. Any other testing I should know about. I want to be prepared for my exam in March. Appreciate any valuable input.
Keith
Took the exam on Tuesday and passed.
The Internachi studies are the best but the NHIE is kind of different. As much as I hate to say this I would buy the NHIE study guide because it was a dumb *** test in ways.
I had a study guide that helped but it wasn’t the NHIE guide.
Internachi practice was the most helpful
If your state requires it, Then only study for the state exam.
How much $ did you stroke them for to pass?
Let me guess Paul! You gave all the proctors some of your very good coffee…Am I correct?
Are you suggesting I bribed the testers with my fresh roasted coffee?
Damn right I did son, I didn’t know hardly nuttin about those answers.
In my case I need a HI license for doing 203K’s in Wisconsin. I’m already HUD approved for Minnesota so I just jumped on in.
I know you did, but don’t call me son you friggin’ yankee.
I’ll do this again for all you pent up in the cold friggin’ yankees( notice the lowercase on the yankee)
It’s Mr. Son to you!
It’s Yankee Sir, or Sir Yankee or even Mr Yankee.
I would have to honestly admit even to a yankee boy…That is some damn good coffee.
Sent me a bigger bag next time…OK?
I felt like a cat on a hot tin roof, but I liked it!
I’ll send you some coffee I call Kid Dynomite.
You need to capitalize Yankee first.
Waiting for a new circuit board for my roaster now. I guess I had a hell of a fire.:shock:
Lighten up Francis!
:|.)
lol!
Congrats on the NHIE Paul!
Thanks Tom.
Keith,
Do as many courses you can here and use the study guide here. If you do that it will cover must of the questions. Their study guide preps you for how they want the questions answered.
I have taken it twice, study the code check books, especially the diagrams/drawings.
Know what a Hartford Loop is, and the different heating systems. Know the piping sizes to fill buried oil tanks, know the rules regarding incandescent lights in closets, understand lot grading, know the requirements for retaining walls, notching boring in wood framing, understand vapor barriers.
The list is endless and many of the questions seemed esoteric to me.
