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Earning Logo Use Privileges Opens the Door the The ASHI Experience

By Edited by ASHI Staff | June 01, 2004

Candidates who have earned logo use privileges have access to all The ASHI Experience marketing tools, including being listed in Find an Inspector on ashi.org.

To earn this privilege, Candidates have agreed to perform and report inspections in accordance with the ASHI Standards of Practice, and to abide by the Society’s Code of Ethics, which specifically forbids home inspectors from active brokerage or sale of real estate, or performing repairs on homes they inspect.

Plus they’ve passed the National Home Inspector Examination (or its previously required equivalent) and ASHI’s Standards and Ethics Examination; had verified performance of 50 fee-paid inspections in substantial compliance with the Standards of Practice, and are earning Membership Renewal Credits annually (continuing education.)

For assistance in earning these privileges, contact your local chapter or ASHI HQ.







Edited by ASHI Staff

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