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Prior to 2001, anyone could be a home inspector, with no formal licensing or training. Literally anyone could put up a sign and start a home inspection business,
no matter their skill level. Since 2001 state-mandated specialized licensing requirements have altered the way that the home inspection profession operates, for the better. Strict licensing requirements have upgraded the standards by
which the profession functions.
Home inspection is a great career opportunity, particularly for those with experience in light construction. With the increased price of real estate, and the accompanying
low mortgage rates, more and more homebuyers are opting for inspections. That said, people wonder what is actually involved in becoming a home inspector, given the new licensing requirements. For detailed information regarding licensing please refer to the link below.
Home Inspection will continually be the source of excellent career opportunities for those interested in job security. The need is great because real estate transactions
have a history of eluding the effects of wavering economics. Most homebuyers count on a home inspection to make a sound purchase, making home inspection a sound career choice for the right person.
Tiger Home Inspection’s hiring policy is only to interview those individuals who have successfully passed the Massachusetts required National Home Inspector Examination.
In addition, it is Tiger’s preference that candidates have completed a formal home inspection training program. Only those individuals looking to obtain a career with Tiger Home Inspection will be considered for hiring. If
you are interested in applying for a career with Tiger Home Inspection, please forward your resume and a copy of your exam results to: Tiger Home Inspection, 969 Washington Street, Braintree, MA 02184; or by fax at (781) 356-4487.
For Massachusetts Laws, Resources, and Apprentice Lists:
The Massachusetts Board of Registration of Home Inspectors (MBRHI)
MA Division of Professional Licensure
239 Causeway Street, Boston, MA 02114
(617) 727-4459
www.mass.gov/dpl/boards/hi/index.htm
For information on the National Home Inspector Examination:
The Examination Board of Professional Home Inspectors (EBPHI)
www.homeinspectionexam.org
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