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Originally Posted By: Peter K. Lloyd
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Hi Nick:


I just recently joined NACHI and am overwhelmed by the information available to me. This is a great organization. I believe I can get something written up in the St. Petersburg Times or Tampa Tribune. There have been several horror stories, including one in yesterday's paper, about a buyer being taken and the seller was arrested for committing fraud.

I would like to suggest an addition to the Agreement between Inspector and Client. I have seen other Agreements and they had a clause limiting liability on the part of the inspector to either the amount of the inspection or 1 1/2 times the amount of the inspection.

Is this plausible?

I look forward to a long and profitable relationship with NACHI.

Thanks
Peter Lloyd
Angels Certified Home Inspection Service
1778 Briland Street
Tarpon Springs, Fl. 34689-1963
727-278-5065

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Originally Posted By: ecrofutt
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Some states won’t let an inspector limit liabiltiy in any form.


Others allow a time limit.

Some allow a $ amount.

Whatever agreement you develop or use, have it reviewed by a competent attorney in your area to make sure it protects you as much as possible "IN YOUR AREA".

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Erby Crofutt
B4U Close Home Inspections
Georgetown, Kentucky
www.b4uclose.com