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Commercial Building Inspection Vs Home Inspection – Benefits for Inspectors

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Since many home inspectors do not perform commercial building inspections, adding commercial inspections to your repertoire is a great way to expand your business. But before you get started, you should understand that there are major differences between home and commercial building inspections. Commercial Building Inspections vs. Home Inspections Overview Commercial building inspections are considered…
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How to Grow Your Home Inspector Business

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Congrats! You just became your own boss and started down a highly profitable path. But now what? Becoming a professional home inspector sets you on the path for a lucrative career. Once you’ve set up shop and insured against claims that could potentially take a devastating financial toll, it’s time to get proactive about building…
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Things You Need to Know about Vacant Property Inspections?

Home Inspector News
For the most part, properties found on the market are sold by owners who are upgrading, downgrading or moving to another area. These buildings have typically served as a primary residence and sellers took care of them accordingly. Every once in a while, vacant structures can also sneak into the market, whether from a deceased…
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Employment Contracts for Home Inspectors and Independent Contractors

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Creating a comprehensive home inspector contract that includes all the necessary information to make sure you are protected can be challenging.  Home inspectors are always open to lawsuits despite having an extensive contract.  Home inspector insurance can protect you in the unfortunate occurrence that you get sued. EliteMGA offers great home inspector insurance coverage at…
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Chinese Drywall Issues in Home in Southern States

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At this point, virtually every home inspector has heard of the contaminated Chinese drywall that is causing havoc in homes built during the housing boom between 2004 and 2007. What many may not realize is that this is still an ongoing problem in thousands of homes in Florida, Mississippi, Louisiana, and Alabama. For home inspectors…
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