FIND AN INSPECTOR
Home | Newsroom | ASHI Reporter | June 2003

Matzen Keynote Speaker for St. Louis ASHI 16th Annual WInter/Spring Seminar

By Edited by ASHI Staff | June 01, 2003
Attendees heard ASHI  President Rich Matzen speak about branding, and earned 16 MRCs at the St. Louis ASHI Chapter Educational Seminar
February 28-March 2, 2003.

The two-and-one-half-day event offered technical and business-related sessions. Roundtable discussions were offered on Sunday, with Don Norman, ASHI vice president and STL chapter member, leading a discussion on the future direction of ASHI.

Inspector-War-Stories.gifThis is the second successful event under the direction of Education Chair Harry Morrell; committee members Paul Horn, John Becker, Robert Boyer, Chris Harrawood, Steven McNamee, Ron Green, Carl Eisterhold, John Peters; and Chapter President Steve Shorette. (Photo: Inspectors sharing war stories.)





Edited by ASHI Staff

ASHI’s Web site, www.ashi.org, is the definitive resource for inspectors, consumers, real estate professionals and the media for information, advice and resources dedicated to home inspection. Here you’ll find a wealth of shared ASHI home inspection knowledge at your disposal. Your feedback and comments are welcome.

ASHI Reporter

Search the Newsroom

Tags

ASHI Reporter

Advertisement

Advertisement

Latest Articles

Preliminary Buyer Walk -Throughs

While mortgage rates sit at historic lows, not all bodes well for house hunters. Potential buyers nationwide face low housing inventory and subsequently high prices, leaving many to wonder how they’ll ever secure their dream homes. And, eager to avoid bidding wars with other hopefuls, buyers’ real estate agents suggest that their clients pursue an unconventional time and money-saver: preliminary buyer walk-throughs.

Improving Your Digital Presence

Within a few seconds of exploring the social media of your home inspection business, new visitors have gathered an impression from your digital presence as to whether you are worth doing business with. So let's explore how to improve your digital presence to both be attractive to new visitors and to engage existing agents and clients to promote repeat business and referrals.

Should You Move to the Suburbs?

There comes a time when apartment-dwellers think to themselves, “should I move to the suburbs?” Whether you’re on the hunt for more space, a backyard, or you just want some peace and quiet, you may feel like the suburbs are the obvious answer.