21 Things That Every Home Inspector Should Know
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Practical Advice for Building a Successful Home Inspection Career. On your first day on the job, you should know how to inspect a house; but it could be years before you understand how the home inspection business works. This book saves you time (and money!) by offering practical insights on the basics of the home inspection business in one easy-to-read resource. Includes: Interviews and testimonials from the industry's most respected home inspectors, addressing a variety of topics ranging from "getting started" and "tools of the trade" to "marketing your business," "liability and the courts," and "selling your skills to the do-it-yourselfer". A tools-of-the-trade list, including description, price range and usage An overview of the topics covered by the National Home Inspection Examination Detailed information on home inspector associations and organizations Insight into industry "politics" from key inspectors working in the field Firsthand testimonials on women working in the home inspection industry Frank Cook has covered the real estate business for more than 30 years, most recently as editor and publisher of The Real Estate Intelligence Report, an independent real estate newsletter. He also frequently writes for The Real Estate Professional magazine and has contributed freelance articles on real estate to a number of other publications. Cook is also author of 21 Things I Wish My Broker Had Told Me and You're Not Buying That House Are You?. Pat Remick has been the editor and co-owner of The Real Estate Intelligence Report since its inception in 1989. Remick has 30 years of journalism experience and has written for the United Press International, CNN, and other publications.