Property Inspector Thin Line Home Inspections

Ready to start a career where you control your earnings and schedule? Looking for a company where you can grow at your own pace? Tired of the same boring routine every day and ready for new adventures? If so, a career as a home inspector may be the right fit for you!

Salary & Benefits

• $50,000 starting salary with commission opportunities

• Full-time and part-time positions available

• Reporting Software provided to all inspectors

• Coverage under General Liability and Errors & Omissions insurance

• Full time office and marketing staff

Must Have:

• Strong oral and written communication skills

• Heart for customer service

• Positive Attitude

• Critical Thinking

• Flexible and team oriented

• Home inspection training or certification is a plus

• Good driving record

• Maryland Home Inspection License or willingness to acquire one

The home inspection industry is a great career choice for those who have working knowledge in some aspect of construction or property management. Any individual who is “handy” and has an attention to detail, the desire to learn something new every day, and the ability to communicate effectively will also be considered. Being a home inspector can be personally and financially rewarding!

The day-to-day duties performed by a Home Inspector include:

• Perform multiple home inspections per day, using software to develop a report for the home buyer or seller, and the Real Estate Agent.

• Ability to identify “defects” within a home or structure, photograph such defects, document the findings and communicate the findings to the client in a non-alarming manner.

Physical requirements: A home inspector should be in good physical shape and condition as they will often be performing the following physical tasks:

• Carrying, setting up and climbing a 12-foot ladder

• Accessing and walking on various roof materials, sometimes traversing areas/roof surfaces that are 20 to 30 feet from the ground.

• Accessing and traversing attic spaces (tight spaces and high temperatures are common), good balance and equilibrium are needed.

• Accessing and traversing under structure crawl spaces (tight spaces, often contain pests, remnants of pests, insects, spider webs, moisture, electrical and other components of the foundation of a structure).

• Ability to work in high temperature environments (summer) and low temperature and wet environments (winter), outside work is required no matter what type of weather on the day of the inspection.

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