Unique opportunity for a Tiny Home on Wheels Inspector
Dynamic, well established remote inspection company is seeking a Part-Time InterNACHI Inspector to inspect Tiny Homes on Wheels. Work from home/remotely. Our company is growing and we are looking for a professional to assist with our busy inspection schedule.
Benefits
Work remotely from home.
Earn $ part time.
Can fit in between existing home inspections. I.e., If you know ahead of time you have an inspection, you can block the time off on the employee calendar.
We provide training.
The Ideal Candidate is:
Personable
InterNACHI Professional Inspector
Comfortable with Digital medium, computer savvy
Heart for customer service
Positive Attitude
Critical Thinking
Flexible and team oriented
If you are interested in becoming an inspector with the leader in inspections of Tiny Home on Wheels, please submit your resume to leanne@noahcertified.org.
Possibly the OP can return and explain the “Inspector” process and what if any costs are involved. Or maybe one of their Inspectors who is also listed as an INACHI member can explain (Tony Paolillo NOAH RDI | Meet The Team).
It would also be interesting to know if this company indemnifies their Inspectors for any issues missed through this remote inspection method?
Most home inspectors business plans are designed at an hourly rate above $50/hour those who survive their first 3-years in business have learned how to bill at a much higher rate those who don’t never make it to their 5th year. The key to success relies on focus, the time and effort to earn substandard wages could be better spent refocusing on core aspects of your business plan instead of whoring your trade for W-2 money.
In reality the home inspecting business is extremely competitive but it’s also quite rewarding to those few who can focus their resources. I suggest using Pareto 80/20 principle to gain perspective and only do those things which support your core business.
If that’s a consistent estimate it might be worth time for the new people to pad their accounts while working on other aspects of inspecting.
Just out of curiosity a local Tiny Home dealer has never heard of this “certification”. Is there a Federal Government link you can provide that describes it?
