1 Hour of InterNACHI CEU for every hour you attend
How do we get the CEU’s?
Did we earn any from the last event. if so how do we apply them?
Signed up------see you all there…I promise no boxing match promoting this time… even though it will be fun to watch Russell and Nick mix it up a bit 
Thanks John,
What would be the course name and the date of the last meeting and how many credits do you put if you were there for only one day?
My money is on Russ.
Sorry, Nick!
I am hoping for a cage match with folding chairs!
Just put the meeting/class location/date and how many hours you attended that day.
By any chanch do you remember the date of the last event up there? What time did it officially start and end?
Thanks.
Gainesville meeting of The FL Home & Insurance Inspectors Chapter (7/16/2011 - 7/17/2011)
Insurance Inspections - are they a BOON or a BANE for Home Inspectors? Larry Losciale will talking about inspecting pools and Russ Hensel will give us his insight into conducting mold inspections.**
Sarasota Chapter Meeting - Join us in welcoming Joe Ferry The Home Inspector Lawyer to Florida!!** *(4/30/2011) *
Joe Ferry is a Philadelphia lawyer with a national practice advising home inspectors on liability issues. He will be presenting his Law & Disorder Seminar.
Chapter Meeting January 21 & 22 in Melbourne (1/21/2011 - 1/22/2011)
Join us for our next chapter meeting January 21 & 22 in Melbourne. We are so excited about our special guest Mr. Nick Gromicko! See you There! UPDATE!!We are so pleased to announce that Ben Gromicko and Mike Crow will be joining Nick Gromicko and the
Melbourne Chapter Meeting (10/22/2010 - 10/23/2010)
Chapter Meeting October 22 & 23rd. Join us for discussion on Four Point Inspections, Wind Mitigation & a presence in Tallahassee.
The first day started at 9:00 and ended at 5(officially)
Thanks John.
Steve Taylor writes:
Here ya go:
- InterNACHI’s founder attended all 4 DBPR-hosted stakeholder licensing meetings across the state of Florida, met with most of the legislators over several trips to Tallahasse, and met personally with the Governor of Florida.
- InterNACHI members were grandfathered in FL using our approved exam proctored across the state of Florida at roughly 1/3 the cost of the only other approved exam.
- InterNACHI members were also grandfathered as licensed mold assessors using InterNACHI’s free, online mold courses.
- InterNACHI convinced the DBPR to permit inspection reports to be submitted digitally.
- InterNACHI’s curriculum and courses were approved by the FL DBPR for pre-licensing.
- InterNACHI’s free, online inspection courses were also approved by the FL DBPR for continuing education.
- InterNACHI’s founder was licensed as both a home inspector and mold assessor in Florida.
- InterNACHI’s Director of Education was approved by the FL Department of Financial Services as an instructor to teach insurance claims adjusters courses.
- InterNACHI procured deals for its members to get the insurance required for licensing.
- InterNACHI’s founder (a former REALTOR) met with FAR and garnered support for preventing GCs from offering repair services.
- InterNACHI’s lobbying efforts successfully prohibited GCs from using their inspection services as repair work lead generators.
- InterNACHI (along with IAC2) got its free, online mold courses approved by the American Council for Accredited Certification (ACAC).
- InterNACHI (with help from its sister laboratory) successfully put through a Bill (signed into law) that specifically exempts home inspectors from having to get mold assessor licenses or mold assessors insurance.
- InterNACHI’s free, online Wind Mitigation course was approved by the FL Construction Industries Licensing Board.
Our naysayers should now “sit down and shut up.”
And to think… the fake coalition insisted on giving the same voting power to the mini-minneapolis group as InterNACHI, thus giving their 16 members the same say in the fake coalition as our 1,825 Florida members. LOL. BIG mistake.
InterNACHI is now the real coalition in Florida!