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I have worked with them numerous times on commercial draw inspections. They are a terrific company to work with.
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Can you give me a basic scope of work you did for them and how things worked ? I may look into it for some supplemental income.
Mainly I did commercial draw inspections for them. This was going to constructions projects and verifying the amount that was billed to what is actually complete. Then filling out and submitting their template along with 24 photos of the work complete and the site. I also inspected around 30 TV antennas for them as well. This was taking pictures of each direction of the antenna, any buildings, generators, environmental concerns, and also of each guywire.
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“but they are experiencing an especially urgent need for qualified PAs in the following states”
This sounds great! Cali is not listed though…is there any need at all in Cali? Unespecially even?
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Submitted my application. 
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Hoping they are expanding here in Las Vegas, NV area soon. Good luck everyone, God bless always!
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Partner Residential Consultants is seeking Inspectors in California and Las Vegas as well as all western states. We encourage and welcome all InterNACHI members to complete the registration via link provided who have an interest! Thank you
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Hello Larry, Thank you for following up on the California and my area of Las Vegas, NV. I just submitted my info. Thank you for the information and opportunity to expand our education, knowledge, and helping each other out. Thank you also InterNACHI as well.
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Here is the link with information and registration:
Partner Residential Consultants & InterNACHI Join Forces | Partner ESI
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For reference only…I’m not a tax advisor 
Just a heads up for single-member LLC’s applying for this opportunity. I just applied and had to go back and forth a couple times filling out the W9. I’ve filled out many W9’s over the years but not for my LLC. For a single-member LLC/disregarded entity, Line 1 is for the individual and Line 2 is for the Business name/disregarded entity name.
I initially input my full name on Line 1 and my business name on Line 2 but when Partner did an IRS check, the IRS said my name didn’t match my business. I pulled up my EIN filing and found out that I had to input my name exactly as recorded per the instructions on the EIN filing. They added “Sole MBR” at the end of my full name and this is the way I had to record it on the W9. I recommend reviewing your EIN filing before filling out the W9.
There are also some boxes to check for business type. One of the boxes is “LLC” but you don’t check that one if you are a single-member/disregarded entity. You’ll want to check only 1 box which is “Individual/sole proprietor”.
Hope that helps!
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