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BECOME A HOME INSPECTOR
Home Inspector Study Course
Professional Home Inspection in Demand
According to the American Society of Home Inspectors organization, 77% of home sales in the
United
State today are inspected prior to purchase. As more Americans buy and sell homes, the need for qualified professionals grows. An increasing number of states are just beginning to establish licensing requirements for inspectors, making now the perfect time to enter into this growing field.
Home Inspection Training Course Material
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School 's Home Inspector Education is a complete family of training materials developed by the nation's leading provider on Home Inspection: the American Society of Home Inspectors and Carson Dunlop & Associates. These elegantly presented materials are distributed by Dynasty School The Licensing Institute Education Provider.
Our online educational materials do what no other certification training program has done before: integrate proven education methods with solid home inspection principles. Superior quality training materials featuring a breadth and depth of content unsurpassed in the industry coupled with unparalleled study guides containing hundreds of photos and illustrations. The text materials are supplemented by videos which contain hundreds of real world inspection scenes, narrated by experienced professionals in the business. Using clear photographs and computer enhancement, the comprehensive 8 module system comes with two corresponding textbooks covering the following major topics: Air Conditioning & Heating, Exteriors, Insulation & Interiors, Electrical, Plumbing, Roofing and Communication and Professional Practice.
How to Prepare for and Pass the National Home Inspectors Exam
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Pricing & Ordering
State Regulations
With today's flourishing real estate market, the need for qualified home inspectors continues to grow. As a result, the time has never been better to consider a career in this rewarding field.
This online training course can be used as distance learning for the following states. If your state is not listed below, your state may require classroom learning; you should contact your local state agency regulator for more details.
This course meets the Licensing Requirements for the following states:
Alabama
Arkansas
California
Colorado
District of Columbia
Delaware
Florida
Georgia
Hawaii
Idaho
llinois
Indiana
Iowa |
Kansas
Kentucky
Maine
Michigan
Minnesota
Missourri
Montana
Nebraska
New Hampshire
North Carolina
North Dakota |
Ohio
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
South Carolina
South Dakota
Utah
Vermont
Virginia
Washington
Wisconsin
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