SC State Licensing Process

[mwilles (Martin Willes, CMI)]

https://www.nascla.org/store/viewproduct.aspx?id=7989774

If you haven’t formed a business in South Carolina, this is a good place to begin your research.

[pcartwrightjr2 (Patrick Cartwright Jr)]

Anyone looking to sell their used copy of the 8th edition of the SC NASCLA book?

[aclate (Anthony Clate, CMI® CPI, RBI.49943,IAC2.94076)]

Yes I would. Contact me.

[lkage (Larry Kage, CMI)]

@pcartwrightjr2

Anyone looking to sell their used copy of the 8th edition of the SC NASCLA book.?

@aclate

Yes I would. Contact me

Anthony, you may want to leave a way to contact you. I don’t see one.

[aclate (Anthony Clate, CMI® CPI, RBI.49943,IAC2.94076)]

Larry,

You are correct. They can email aclate@crmservices.us or 843-353-8082

[mwilles (Martin Willes, CMI)]

@mwest21

South Carolina is you buy a book, then you pay someone for their prep then you pay to test until you pass, and then you pay to license. $ All just because having a North Carolina license isn’t good enough for realtors.

You don’t have to buy a book in South Carolina. You don’t have to pay someone to prep for a test. You do have to pay for a facility that hosts the test. You do have to pay for your license.

These are all part of the cost of doing business. The nice thing about being licensed in South Carolina is you have to get a license to be a home inspector! I don’t have to compete with the $200 Anyone can DIY home inspection.

A North Carolina home inspection license isn’t valid in South Carolina and vice versa. I don’t concern myself with any real estate agents and never have.