my opinion of the inspectors journal

[irwin speirs]

I have spent hours surfing the web looking for info on the home inspectors biz ,in that time I haven't found one percent of the info thats on this site ,kudos to the people that are behind this fountain of knowledge,going back to my last post i would greatly appreciate any info on online training,looking forward to talking to all of you in the future.

[mcramer]

Originally posted by irwin speirs

I have spent hours surfing the web looking for info on the home inspectors biz ,in that time I haven't found one percent of the info thats on this site ,kudos to the people that are behind this fountain of knowledge,going back to my last post i would greatly appreciate any info on online training,looking forward to talking to all of you in the future.

No one entering this profession understands how much you really need to know to be competent. You can't possibly learn what you need to know on line or from a book. Go take ITA's 90 hour class. That will give you a good beginning base of knowledge. After that, just spend the rest of your life learning.

[irwin speirs]

thanks for the reply mark,I just signed up for the professional home inspectors institute on-line couse,as a start realizing i'll need real hands on training,any inspectors here in south florida ,i would love to follow around on an inspection my number is 305-606-8155.

[Chad Fabry]

Irwin,

There are a lot of inspctors in Florida that you SHOULDN'T follow around.

If Cramer let's you tag along, I'll be jealous.

[Les]

Go with any inspector you can. You need to know the difference between the "product" offered and delivered.

Cramer is right. (that is hard to even type)

[chrisprickett]

Originally posted by Les

Go with any inspector you can. You need to know the difference between the "product" offered and delivered.

Cramer is right. (that is hard to even type)

I agree with Les. Confucious say: "The worst teacher is the best teacher"