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I was looking up a Don't Starve character, how did I get here?

Here in NC, class $1000, field training ,$1600, exam fee was like $80 i think, going to join INTERNACHI at some point $400 to get some extra Certs, getting insurance, taking the SC exam at some point because i live on the border, setting up a business license......I assume I'll be $5000 deep till i see any return. And that's with me knowing an inspector that will let me start some part time work.

Northern Indiana

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This was a great . Thank you for sharing . Starting my journey and this was very informative and I made some notes. Side note … love the hats

canyou make a product specifically for a single trade and have reports generate proposals, estimations and take-offs?

20:44 I really like the idea of using Fiverr to find a diagram glossary for realtors in my local area, but there are so many options and offers on Fiverr. My question is, which type of professional should I look for to do this kind of work? I know there are many choices on Fiverr, and I would like to know how you determine the right person for this type of assignment.

Yon likes tooting his own horn a bit too much.

What’s a good course for someone in Florida

I hate this girl have a man do this please

Well spoken.

how can I get a hold of Chris?

The scrolling message at the bottom is super super distracting and annoying.

I am way too busy to be handling vendors. Inspect, drop a list of contractors and move on. If client calls, ok but hand holding contractors?? Hell no

I built the list. I have it enabled. But I don’t see it anywhere in my client’s reports or in their emails. What am I missing?

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Earbuds maxed out, still can't hear half of what the older gentleman says. 38 minutes in.

Great insight! Thank you for sharing! Family business rocks!

Cool beans!

i am very excited to see how this goes with my customers. What a great tool.

Thank you for having us on!

Realtors have been over compensated for too long. There's usually 2 "middle-men" involved per transaction. So far, there's been no changes in our market.

Incredible! As an up and coming commercial inspector and business owner, all I can say is thanks for sharing. This is invaluable, and I hope karma throws your gift of knowledge right back at you.

Bailey is great, followed her on Instagram before the podcast, always super helpful.

We may not be working in an official capacity as a municipal code inspector, and maybe you are prohibited from citing code specifically in NC, but that notion of steering clear of being well-versed in the language, is an inspector training program fallacy. Many defects are rooted in the codes. In my state, builders want you to cite code and some will only address code related defects that are cited. Would suggest ICC training and obtaining code certifications to anyone. This is so important in order to raise the bar in the profession.

I'm a Mortgage Loan officers in Indiana & interested on how anyone is doing in this state, before I take that step.

An absolute masters class in using IG with discipline to grow the business.

How editable is the software to create other templates for commercial inspections.

What if you are licensed in the state of Washington and have been running your own home inspection business for the past five years. Is there some sort of honor system?

Can you turn off the terrible music in the background.

I ve heard a few of these Spectora podcasts, very informative, and I learn something each time. Thank you. Question about the home inspector and them being the goto for contractors and the professionals that can maintain or repair items in the home. What about certain States standards of ethics that say a home inspector is not supposed to refer contractors for issues they note in their reports? It's thought to be a conflict of interest, no? I'd love to have a rolodex of preferred contractors I trust to hand out during the home inspection, but I was under the impression that's not acceptable. Would love to hear you thoughts on that.

Coming from the South Texas area, my home inspection company born in 2022 and can honestly say, it's a very difficult business to get off the ground! That being said, a big Thanks to Kevin and Spectora for making that side of things easy!

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I think If you sign up for the $50 a month nachi course lets you take the test for free if you sign up with them

I have already been through the 30 inspection apprenticeship and done all the online coursework and passed the national home inspectors exam.. and was a licensed home inspector in the state of Arizona.. Do you know if any of this is transferable…? Thanks

I appreciate the tutorial detail, but - ya GOTTA slow down! When you go to another feature, please explain "click here, bottom right, red button" and show - slowly for us Luddites - where the button is! I find myself backing up over and over, scanning where your cursor is. Thanks!!

Wonderful! Great job!

Hello! Are the software and mobile application available in French? Thanks

There is so much downward pressure on home inspectors in our area. People price shop the inspection, but should be putting the pressure on their realtor to bargain.

@ 2:32 - Kevin's facial expression is classic - she doesn't know that he was an agent in his previous life - - hehehe

I missed the introduction to Shannon. Who is she? "Inflation reduction act." A load of crap. Will be scrounging for crumbs after the government taxes you to near extinction, and the utility companies get their share.

A lot of home inspector pricing is stuck in the 90's, and so are a lot of Realtor's expectations with regards to home inspection pricing. The cost of living has gone up substantially since then, while inspection rates have remained relatively flat.

Delusional. The buyers agent only brings the buyer/person who is financing and paying all the transaction cost which pays everyone.

What is wrong with this lady? Just give me more money!! I want money. Ummm maybe be worth it

When I bought my home in 1990 I knew nothing about home inspectors and wasn't informed about them by the sales agent that sold it to me. It was only from experiencing the home after I got it that I knew I could have saved a lot of money by having an inspection. As a result, I was forced to learn about what the original builder 15 years before had cheated on and also what the previous owner had hidden. Cracked foundation, miswired 3-way switches, copper pipes laid across (contacting) the heating ducts, no hand rail on the stairs, water heater wouldn't heat over 120°. But, on the other hand, I learned to fix all that myself. At least now, an intelligent buyer can learn most of what he needs to know from YT to carefully self-inspect housing. We think of the 90s as being advanced, but it's nothing compared to what you can learn now.

Wow! This woman is off the hook. I love how she justifies that inspection prices need to go up just because home prices are up and everyone else is making more money. No reference to the actual time it takes to do the inspection or effort just we want more money and we should get more money just becausejust tells me that the next time I buy I need to shop around for home inspectors

Home inspection, the cost of confidence for "you don't know what you don't know".