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There is no question that real estate agents have a duty of care to recommend QUALIFIED inspectors if they are going to recommend inspectors at all. The risk with Chinese drywall is much greater and Realtors need to understand this.

Today, with the nature of the industry, so many inspectors are part-time, weekend warriors, or newbies, and the quality of inspection and report is different from all. No two are ever the same and with no standardization or quality assurance the only one to suffer is the client.

We believe today that agents need to impose more requirements on inspectors they are selecting. Confirm insurances, actual experience, training, certifications and more before allowing the inspector/company on your approved list.

Many inspectors can no longer afford their insurances or basic training needs and have dropped out of their association memberships having no training or continuing education on this important topic at all.

Protect your clients with the quality of inspection they deserve. Refer only pre-qualified inspectors.

Take the time to interview your friendly inspector today and ask the hard questions.

Many con artists are taking advantage of homeowners with Chinese drywall concerns. Please read this press release by Attorney General Bill McCollum to ensure you select a qualified and reputable company to inspect your property.

McCollum: Con Artists Taking Advantage of Chinese Drywall Concerns

*The material provided on this web site is for informational purposes only and should not be used to determine if you do or do not have Chinese drywall. As the facts relating to this subject change almost daily, the information provided cannot be guaranteed to be accurate or complete.

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