How to become a property inspector?

No formal education is required to be a property inspector, but having a degree can provide you with better job prospects. Qualifications include knowledge or experience in construction, electrical, plumbing, and HVAC. You may receive on-the-job training for some of these areas, but outside training may be necessary. You should be comfortable working alone, often in high or small locations. Most states have licensing requirements, which includes passing an exam or completing a certification from an accredited agency like the International Code Council (ICC).