Help with first agreement

[ssturgeon2 (Steven Sturgeon)]

So I planned my first home inspection but confused on what to put for the liquidation fee or do I not need that because it is optional

[kpassarelli (Kaela Passarelli, 5891341)]

Hi Steven,

I want to tag @lkage to help with your question, since a lot of convention approvals are coming in and I don’t want your question to get buried.

[lkage (Larry Kage, CMI)]

@kpassarelli

I want to tag @lkage to help with your question, since a lot of convention approvals are coming in and I don’t want your question to get buried.

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I’m sure YOU are better to answer his question.m The question is, will you or the dean?

@kpassarelli Yeah, Michael doesn’t want this to get buried either:

We now accept G.I. Bill for payment for pre-licensing courses/membership in Florida.

No excuse for:

[rbleich (Richard Bleich)]

This video may answer your question. According to the video, 3-5 times your normal rate.

Limitation on Liability and Damages | InterNACHI FAQ

[spatterson5 (Scott Patterson)]

@ssturgeon2

So I planned my first home inspection but confused on what to put for the liquidation fee or do I not need that because it is optional

I hope you are not writing your own agreement. Check with your insurance provider, they will or should have one made specifically for your state. I think InterNACHI even has one somewhere for its members.

[lkage (Larry Kage, CMI)]

@spatterson5

I think InterNACHI even has one somewhere for its members.

InterNACHI® - International Association of Certified Home Inspectors

[ssturgeon2 (Steven Sturgeon)]

Thank you so much !!

[mfellman (Matt Fellman)]

Most common amount is the fee paid but there’s tons of variation. Some states don’t allow Limitation of Liability clauses so you’re best off researching your area. As others have said, check with your E/O provider.