Originally Posted By: gromicko
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http://www.nachi.org/inspectionexcellence.htm
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Nick Gromicko
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http://www.nachi.org/inspectionexcellence.htm
I much prefer email to private messages.
Originally Posted By: dharris
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Nick: Sounds like the Bush and Kerry campaigns,
How are you going to pay for all this?
When do our taxes, oops Dues go up??
Originally Posted By: Nick Gromicko
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Dan, to answer your two questions:
All the educational options listed (except for the 4 coming in 2005) have been bought, built, and paid for. They are not a promise. They are already a reality in existence for some time. Members have been enjoying them for years.
Dues will go up over my dead body. You can cut and paste this for future reference (although you'll never need it). NACHI member dues will never go up. As Bush Sr. would say "read my lips" or as Clinton would say "it all depends on what your definition of never is." Honestly though... dues will not go up and they never have. We didn't need to raise dues to get all those educational options and membership dues have been $289 since 1990.
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Originally Posted By: Guest
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1990? Wow.
I thought NACHI was founded in 98 or 99. I had no idea you’ve been in business that long.
Are some of the charter members still around?
Originally Posted By: dfrend
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OK, who won the Chad pool this time???
8 to 9 hour block is the winner.
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Originally Posted By: Guest
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No winner this time. It was an honest question and response.
I had no idea that NACHI has been around since 1990.
Originally Posted By: Nick Gromicko
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NACHI was unincorporated, very small, and regional until former Vice President and Presidential candidate Al Gore sat down one night and invented the internet. Now look at us:
http://www.nachi.org/memberlist/featured/all.htm
http://www.nachi.org/whats_new.htm
http://www.nachi.org/benefits.htm
http://www.nachi.org/events.htm
We're the largest home inspection association in the world (and on the internet).
Thanks Al!
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Originally Posted By: Guest
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What year did NACHI incorporate? That’s probably what I was thinking about…was it 98 ?
in 90 was it a DBA or something? Were there members? Where's Joe Meyers been?
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What year did NACHI incorporate? That’s probably what I was thinking about…was it 98 ?
in 90 was it a DBA or something? Were there members? Where's Joe Meyers been?
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Originally Posted By: Nick Gromicko
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Sorry Chad, I don’t read every post. Thanks for repeating.
Many organizations (even home inspection companies) operate for years without incorporating (which turns them into a legal separate entity).
Our association, NACHI, incorporated as a non-profit in the state of PA in 1998 I believe. It is still a non-profit headquartered in PA.
InterNACHI, which has been around for about 2 years incorporated as a non-profit last month in Colorado.
NACHI's Consumer Recovery Fund incorporated as a non-profit recently in Canada.
NACHI's arbitration service incorporated as a non-profit in DE a couple years back, I think, but I have nothing to do with that corporation and so can't tell you much about it.
The NACHI Foundation incorporated as a registered charity in Maryland about 2 or 3 years ago I think, but I have nothing to do with that corporation and so can't tell you much about it, but member Gary Johnson knows.
Some, but few, of the NACHI Chapters incorporated but I have nothing to do with those corporations so I can't tell you much about them.
I haven't seen Joe Myers since I retired. Have you?
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Nick Gromicko
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Originally Posted By: Don
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whoo dude do i have to join all of those organizations???
CODEMASTER
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Don Warnig
Advanced NY Inspections
Originally Posted By: Nick Gromicko
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NACHI members are automatically members of InterNACHI at no additional charge or dues. NACHI members can avail themselves of NACHI’s CRF. I don’t think the NACHI Foundation or Arbitration Service has membership… they are just corps set up to help NACHI members. NACHI members are not required to join their local NACHI Chapter, but I advise that they do as no NACHI Chapter charges membership dues. All free.
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Originally Posted By: Nick Gromicko
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Don:
Do me a favor and delete some of those question marks. It causes the thread to widen to fit and so stretches out the screen. It thinks it all one word and is trying to accommodate for space.
Thanks.
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Originally Posted By: dharris
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Don
From what I've gathered from the fine print when you become a member, I think you do, along with paying other orgs or private companys for cont ED.
I look at the fees and figure It's a small price to pay considering all you get, and Just another expense required to be successful in this business