Working as a home inspector can be profitable. However, becoming a home inspector requires more than having a telephone and a flashlight. It takes a significant amount of commitment, knowledge and experience. There are many home inspector training schools that can train you to become a knowledgeable, competent, confident inspector.

Additionally, some states have training requirements/restrictions incorporated into their licensing regulations. Be sure to check to see if there is regulation in your state.

NAHI does not endorse any training programs; the programs listed below are offered by NAHI Affiliate members. Please contact each company for more detailed information. NAHI does not approve or accept "certification" by any of these companies, but the following programs do fulfill the 40-hour training requirement for NAHI Associate Membership.