How to become a housing inspector?

There are few mandatory qualifications to begin a career as a home inspector. Some states have licensing requirements that typically include a passing score on an exam and a minimum level of education or experience. Although formal education isn’t mandatory, a post-secondary certificate or associate degree in construction engineering, architecture, building inspection, or a similar field can open up opportunities for career advancement. With an entry-level job at a home inspection business, your on-the-job training will give you the skills and experience you need to conduct housing inspections independently.