Request to put Wind Mit in another name

[btoye (Bradley Toye, CMI)]

@jmurray4

No offense meant.

I have watched the less informed and pushy realtors try to coerce and cajole the wind mit like its a bad color of paint. The only thing that good wind mitigation professional need to fear from previously re-inspected homes, is to give into temptation, and overlook some negatives.

As was already stated, keep it honest and no need to fear the re-inspections. :mrgreen:

Please note: The term wind mitigation professional was substituted for home inspector in an effort to avoid offending anyone with or without unsightly toenails.

Good one Jay…

[pmaggiore (Paul Maggiore)]

@pcampbell

Man, you are talking in circles!

What do you mean by: "My guess is the underwriters are no longer accepting them for new owners.?

People use the form when they shop for insurance.

Are you awkwardly trying to imply that ins agents are trying to get you to put a different customer name on a report you did for someone else, just b/c the address is the same?

Pls be more specific in what you want to know.

Pete I thought the question was pretty clear since it was answered in the 2nd and 4th post. But thank you for the circles and awkward comment:roll:

[jburkeson1 (Joseph Burkeson, CMI)]

@dmaricic

Your insurance will not cover you if you get sued by the person with the new name as they weren’t your client and there was no contract with them. I agree with Dominic!

Are there actually inspectors who get customers to sign a contract when performing wind mitigation inspections? What a way to earn $45. :roll:

[evandeven (Eric Van De Ven, CMI)]

@jburkeson1

Are there actually inspectors who get customers to sign a contract when performing wind mitigation inspections? What a way to earn $45. :roll:

I don’t, but, in case it becomes a requirement due to some sort of litigation…see attached.