Allan,
Good questions.
Robert’s post is right on.
First, understand what the laws or regulations are concerning my business.
Then, work freely within those legal boundaries (pushing the lines as much as possible.)
In my state, inspectors can say things like “certified” or “qualified” or “professional” or “guarantee,” etc. As an InterNACHI member, I am a certified residential inspector http://www.nachi.org/images09/logos/internachi-certified-logo.gif, as such I perform certified inspections. I certify my inspections as being true. For me, that’s “certifying.”
That’s something to consider with every inspection: home, commercial, radon, mold, water quality, septic… and MICs. Right?
Well,… *“Just as no two home inspectors and no two reporting systems are alike, no two inspection reports, even if performed on the same property at the same time, are alike.” *
Everyone doing MIC inspections should read the following: http://www.nachi.org/sellerinspections.htm It will help in fully understanding the aspects and great potential in offering MIC inspections.
I makes me happy to see you here Ben.
I am proud to here someone’’ POSITIVELY’’ say something.
Let alone the part owners of this association, commenting on one of my remarks.
It’s called PRIDE.
There product residential certification for 1 , and many members here seem to be loosing there sense of PRIDE.
You have spelled out its definition Ben,what they have learned and all the parts to it.
Offer 1, or 2 combined, or any combination of all, and retrain your self to think ‘‘OUT SIDE OF THE BOX’’ YOU CLOSED.
Members here should be working to define any and all parts of there BUSINESS.
Because the day will come and is almost upon you, that you will have to separate your self from the rest, to show what you are made of, and increase your knowledge and definition of your trade.
wow I HATE THOSE WHINERS,no one is looking at me!!!
Easy to be redundant.
Definition of insanity.
Doing the same thing over and over again, expecting other, better , different, results.
I will say no more about improving ones business skills, because I tire of some here Ben.
They are ready, willing, and able to demonstrate how to divide your associations membership.
To archive what they think is theirs, all the work.
Your association has been weakened by these members.
They have a leader, and quiet ones in the background acting as hyenas. or jackals ready to chase away members that they deem threatining to there livelyhood.
HA HA HA.
I implore you to ask quietly around and dig and ask returning members WHY DID YOU LEAVE. No pole.
Times like this are a test of endurance and certainly separate the wheat from the chap.
Members creating unease only magnify that fact, and are uncalled for in any association that I belong to.
I am outspoken and afraid of no evil.
For he is my shield of truth.
I Robert Young a InterNACHI certified residential building inspector.
I have said this HOW MANY TIMES NOW.
fILL YOUR NAME IN ON THE DOTTED LINE.
I ---------------------------------------------a a certified residential building inspector.
You want to be a HI go ahead .
Look not gloating, I know I am proud of my vocation.
ACHI WILL MAKE IT A TRADE.:mrgreen:
Member of InterNACHI, 1997-Present, Member #97010101 *
Member of ASHI, 2001-2004**
PA Certified Radon Testing Individual, PA#1882
Certified Master Inspector, CMI®, 2006-Present
Certified Wood Infestation Insect Inspector, PA, 2000-2007
Not currently on INACHI “Featured Inspectors” lists…OOPS!!
** DOUBLE OOPS!!
This guy Brian MacN.
Thisguy is an ***.
Never anything posative to say.
Demeans members and sticks his nose everywhere, and would truly like to see him being told to go.
I pay to watch this guy run around unabated?
Had enough of this guy along with many other members.
Please Ben talk to this guy.
Robert - I see your frustration and how easily people get under your skin. You have valid points as well as they do. The only way to learn is to have an opposing side and you debate the facts as you see them and they do the same thing. If everyone agreed, then nothing would get done or changed. I have seen a ton of changes just by people standing up for what they believe.
Truth my friend, seems to be in the eye of the beholder. Although I do not agree with some of the posts here, they do have the right to voice their opinion. I know Brian is not a member, but as long as they allow non members to post…then he will be here.
No. There are no hidden parts other than the members-only section which I guess you could say is “hidden” from non-members like you Brian.
Invisible members (members of InterNACHI who do not appear and don’t have their contact info appear on any of our inspection search sites) include students, government officials, members on vacation, members away on military duty, vendors, and members who don’t speak English.
You are right MrHensel .
I was pointing that out to myself all day long.
Please excuse everyone.I should practice what I preach.WOW me.
Circumstances put me under great pressure and it has been this way for 2 plus years now.
I also forget that I am in Canada and have looked into what I can and can not do, and forgetting 90 percent of members are American and licensed and regulated.
Please excuse my ignorance.
I will try not to let it happen again.
Thank you Mr.Hensel you are a good friend to remind me.
