Opportunities in Home Inspection

As atrained, experienced professional who can demonstrate the right skills and knowledge, you should be able to enjoy an exciting and respected career.

As the population grows and the volume of real estate transactions increases, qualified home inspectors could stay very busy. And according to the U.S. Dept. of Labor, “growing concern for public safety and improvements in the quality of construction should continue to stimulate demand for construction and building inspectors.”

There are seemingly thousands of home buyers, mortgage lenders, realtors, relocation companies, real estate appraisers and attorneys nationwide who could require regular home inspection services. The career potential is great. Indeed, thousands of real estate transactions take place every week in the U.S., including new listings, purchases and refinances. Real estate agents need home inspectors to uncover construction deficiencies and to protect their liability. Lenders and banks often require inspections for their property transactions. So do attorneys handling divorces, real estate, wills, trusts and estates. Real estate appraisers and relocation companies also rely strongly on the services of home inspectors.

Here's a revealing statistic, based on a survey by the American Society of Home Inspectors®: the mean average of home inspections performed by a qualified home inspector is nearly 250 annually. That could keep one home inspector fairly busy, don't you think?

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