The Home Inspection Institute

Wishing you a Happy New Year! We hope to see you when classes resume on 1/23/2023!

Wishing you a happy holiday season! Classes start up in the new year on January 23. Our office will be open M-F 9a to 5p all season with the exception of Monday 12/26 and 1/2.

Our classes are on "winter break" and will resume on 1/23/2023, but our office is open! If you have questions about our courses, field training, or how to enroll we're here M-F 9a to 5p.

Tonight starts the plumbing courses.

Happy Halloween! Tonight marks the start of our A/C & Heat Pumps courses.

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What is a certificate of occupancy? Why homeowners or investors may need one There are a few scenarios in which you may need a certificate of occupancy.

Our next round of classes start September 1st. Convenient, online classes, live with our expert instructors. Business is booming, so now is a great time to enjoy work and earn more with www.TheHomeInspectionInstitute.com!

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The Bulging Wall: A Home Inspection Insurance Claim In our latest case study, we look at a bulging wall, one home inspector, and a claim of $10,500. Learn how they are related in our article.

http://www.msn.com/en-us/lifestyle/home-and-garden/9-repair-requests-home-buyers-should-not-ask-of-sellers/ss-BB14ZxHs?ocid=ientp =1

9 Repair Requests Home Buyers Should Not Ask of Sellers Choose your battles wisely, or you could lose the home of your dreams.

https://www.usatoday.com/story/money/2020/05/28/video-tours-suburbs-coronavirus-changes-how-where-we-buy-homes/5197610002/

Video tours? Suburbs vs cities? Buying, selling a home to look different after COVID-19 The coronavirus pandemic has altered the way residential property is bought and sold, changes that aren't likely to disappear any time soon.

I am a member of both ASHI and InterNachi and I value them both. But there are questions on the National Exam that really should not be there in my opinion (e.g. the distance between sprinkler heads, etc.). I think the National Exam should cover what the common SOP requirements are in the those States that accept it. What do you think?

InterNACHI® Countersues ASHI: Press Release InterNACHI® continues to defend its right to free speech while dominating the home inspection industry.