Am I correct in stating that I need to pass the Florida proctored exam before I can continue doing inspections and file my application with proof of purchase for the general liability policy or can I continue doing inspections and work on completing the exam and purchasing the policy? THANKS!!
The Department is not enforcing until March 2011. After that you need a license.
Can anyone help me find A General liability insurance with cheaper rates.?
Would you be so kind to send me A e-mail with that information.
Thank You,
What do you consider cheaper rates to be?
Krista Rosales
Grow Finacial Insurance
Tampa
krista.rosales@quoruminsurance.com
837-2451 x2587
The policy I have that coveres the two of us is $675 for both (not each). a year for $300K GL.
Anyone have any referals for cheep Mold E & O??
Nick,
I have done well over the 120 inspections, however, I have only recently joined NACHI and have completed 25 hours of the course education. Would I have to go the route of turning in the inspections? I am confused because Section IV on the application has a line for [FONT=ArialMT][size=2]
“Total Hours Completed (Attach certificate of completion of the 120-hour pre-licensure training).”
However, the Florida InterNachi FAQ says that if i have completed 120 inspections all i need is 14 hours of inspection related education.
Also, if i complete all my NACHI course work, do i have to take a proctored exam? Thanks
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Nick,
I am a registered Fl home builder. I have been doing home inspections for years. Although I do not have 100 inspections in the last year to be grandfathered in through that means. Can you walk me through exactly what I most do to get my state cert.?
I thought “grandfather” licensure was available until March, 2011, but the actual enforcement of requirements would begin July, 2011.
I get so confused. All I know is I’m taking the test in Orlando!