Real Estate Inspector Sales Depend Upon Successful Home Inspections

Members of American Society of Real Estate Inspector (ASHI) must pass the National Homes Inspections Examination before they can become certified. They must complete the ASHI Standards of Practice and Code of Ethics Education study module also, a standard that Champia Real Estate Inspections Atlanta supports and follows. An ASHI Certified Real Estate Inspector has submitted proof of performance of at least 250 fee-paid home inspections that meet or exceed the organization’s standards. An ASHI Inspector has submitted at least 75 homes inspections.It’s not enough to just do the job. ASHI inspectors also must earn at least 20 continuing education units per year to retain their certification.

That should be comforting to the home buyer or seller when the outcome of a home sale depends on the results of an inspection.

However, before the ASHI inspector sets foot in your home, what can you expect? Champia has posted a rundown of what an inspector checks.