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Just wondering what the latest is on FL legislation for Home Inspections? I have been following but have not heard much lately?
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Joseph Burkeson, RPI (Hooperette)
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Jerry Peck
South Florida
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I don't believe this for one minute, if it wasn't for A$HI there would be no licensing effort in Florida at all. |
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Jerry Peck
South Florida
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Joseph Burkeson, RPI (Hooperette)
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14 a surety bond in an amount at least equal to the value of any 15 home he or she inspects, but in no event less than $100,000. 16 The bond shall be payable to any person for whom the inspector 17 has performed inspection services and be conditioned upon the 18 inspector's compliance with all laws, rules, and ordinances 19 applicable to home inspection services. |
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17 (a) A construction contractor licensed under chapter
18 489. 19 (b) An architect licensed under chapter 481. 20 (c) An engineer licensed under chapter 471. 21 (d) A building code administrator, plans examiner, or 22 building code inspector licensed under part XII of chapter 23 468. 24 (e) A certified real estate appraiser, licensed real 25 estate appraiser, or registered real estate appraiser licensed 26 under part II of chapter 475. |
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Eric Van De Ven
Owner/Inspector
Magnum Inspections Inc.
I get paid to be suspicious when there is nothing to be suspicious about!
www.magnuminspections.com
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Jerry Peck
South Florida
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Eric Van De Ven
Owner/Inspector
Magnum Inspections Inc.
I get paid to be suspicious when there is nothing to be suspicious about!
www.magnuminspections.com
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Jerry Peck
South Florida
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Joseph Hagarty
HouseMaster / Main Line, PA
joseph.hagarty@housemaster.com
www.householdinspector.com
Phone: 610-399-9864
Fax : 610-399-9865
HouseMaster. Home inspections. Done right.
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Those who ARE in favor, are in favor because they believe (wrongly) that it will "cut competition", not create a safer industry! |
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Guys, this bill is REALLY BAD on NUMEROUS FRONTS!! |
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1. It means that, good or bad, any inspector in business less than 2 years by July 2004 is basically out of business since he or she fails to be grandfathered in! |
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2. They will need to stand idly by waiting for this psychometrically examination that has yet to be determined! |
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3. It goes into effect July 2004, making it a misdemeanor of the second degree for those who want to continue to earn an income in a Right To Work State. |
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4. I disagree with Jerry in that it the bill does say that if you are a construction contractor, an architect, an engineer, a building code administrator, plans examiner, or building code inspector, a certified real estate appraiser, a estate appraiser, a registered real estate appraiser, a WDO inspector, a firesafety inspector, or a insurance adjuster...AND you feel the need to ACT AS A HOME INSPECTOR for a transaction, then you CAN!!! I don't know what part of that Jerry did not understand. |
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5. It says that despite ability, good or bad, if you have been home inspecting for 2 years come July 2004...you can continue to do the job. |
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South Florida
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