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Real Estate Agents
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Real Estate Agents
Your clients turn to you for advice during many stages of the home buying and selling process. In particular, many clients look for guidance in hiring a home inspector. When you reccomend a NAHI inspector, you can be sure that your client will receive excellent service from a qualified inspector. All NAHI inspectors must meet stringent membership requirements and adhere to the NAHI Standards of Practice and Code of Ethics.
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Don't get burned by shoddy home inspection
Not all inspectors are qualified - and some are downright unscrupulous. You'd have to be a fool to buy a house without having it inspected first. The challenge is to find a competent home inspector who can give you an accurate picture of the property, so you know whether to go forward with the purchase. . . . keep reading
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Most Important Visitor
In fact there are not many places a National Association of Home Inspectors (NAHI) member will not go in a home. Whether you are buying or selling a home, a NAHI member will provide a thorough, professional home inspection that will make the transition smoother and ease concerns of both parties. . . . keep reading
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What To Expect
During a home inspection, the home inspector will concentrate on the condition and structure of your home and point out observed safety concerns . . . keep reading
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Find A Qualified Inspector
At the present time, not all states require that home inspectors be licensed. It is because of this lack of licensure, that it is so important for you to choose a home inspector who adheres to the NAHI Standards of Practice/Code of Ethics . . . keep reading
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History of NAHI