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Answers (6)
- Pat Bourgo, "Pat Bourgo"
- Contributions:1051
Try getting hold of a good Realtor (s) and see who they recomend. A good one takes 3-4 hours. If it takes less they are doing as good as a job as they probably should.
- Joe Nernberg, "Home Inspection Pro"
- Contributions:97
Hi Ed,
What was the criteria you used to select that home inspector? Did he belong to that on-line association and get his/her patch? Was it the price? Was he/she referred by a Realtor? Did he/she have any construcction experience (www.cslb.ca.gov)?
I know a home inspector that asked to borrow the seller's ladder. Tear up the check and send him home!
What was the criteria you used to select that home inspector? Did he belong to that on-line association and get his/her patch? Was it the price? Was he/she referred by a Realtor? Did he/she have any construcction experience (www.cslb.ca.gov)?
I know a home inspector that asked to borrow the seller's ladder. Tear up the check and send him home!
- edtilton
- Contributions:129
Home Inspectors have turned into nothing. The last one I had checked to see if systems were present, never checked to see if they worked. What a waste of time.
- Joe Nernberg, "Home Inspection Pro"
- Contributions:97
California inspectors are NOT licensed. We self certify ourselves by joining www.creia.org or www.ashi.org. Those inspectors must pass a comprehensive contruction exam and obtain (a minimum of) 30 hours of continuing education annually. Hey Xray dude - very cool web site. Nicely done!
- Gwendolynn A. Van der Zyppe, "Frogpond"
- Contributions:485
I would suggest that you check with the state's website and make sure that whomever you choose is licensed.
I'm looking for a Home Inspector
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