Buying a home can be extremely exciting but also a terrifying prospect as this could be one of the most important investments in your life. There will always be some risk however these are 3 signs to limit that risk and make sure you are making a good investment.
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It's right around the corner; The paperwork is done, the insurance is paid, you are moved into your new home. The power is turned on and the movers just set down the last piece of furniture. Finally, you have time to rest right?
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ashi.org: The website of the American Society of Home Inspectors, Inc., (ASHI) has a search feature that allows you to locate local home inspectors with one of the following designations:
Certified Inspectors are members of ASHI who have met certain requirements:
- Passed the National Home Inspector Examination and ASHI’s Standards and Ethics Examination.
Examination
-Had inspection reports successfully verified for compliance with ASHI’s Standards of Practice.
-Submitted valid proof of performance of at least 250 fee-paid home inspections that meet or exceed the ASHI Standards of Practice.
ASHI Examinations
- ASHI Inspectors have passed the National Home Inspection Exam or a valid state exam, completed ASHI’s Standard of Practice and Code of Ethics modules and submitted a valid list of performance validating at least 75 fee-paid home inspections.
- ASHI Associates are new to ASHI and have not yet completed its requirements to move up in membership.
While going through the home-buying process it's easy to become overwhelmed with the industry jargon. We are here to guarantee you the best real estate and home-hunting experience by providing you with the knowledge and resources to make the best decisions possible.
Whether you are a millennial just starting to think of possibly applying for a loan, or if you are a baby boomer getting ready to refinance your 3rd house, its always good to keep track of what is going on with your credit and your credit score. Here are some quick highlights as to why it is so important and how you can monitor one of your most important assets.
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