American Society of Home Inspectors, Inc.Question When marketing inspection services to real estate agents and brokers, does promoting the fact that an inspector’s Professional Liability insurance includes an endorsement that indemnifies referring brokers and agents […]
Question Would it be ethical for an ASHI inspector to work for a company owned by an active real estate broker in the same area? Would it be ethical if the inspection company refused […]
Question If an inspector does an inspection for a client, but was hired by a real estate agent and only gets paid at, or after, closing, is this a violation […]
Question A real estate agent recently paid a fee for an inspection I performed. This was apparently a service she was providing for her clients. The buyers were not paying […]
Question Can an inspector have two different inspection contracts? One prices the inspection lower if the consumer waives the right to sue in the future if any problems are discovered. […]
Question Is it a violation of the Code of Ethics for an inspector to pay for advertising space, such as for placing brochures on a table in the agency’s offices? […]
Question To participate in this [name of contractor] $15 “processing fee”, a HI must provide what I believe to be confidential client information to [name of contractor]. Is doing so, […]
Question : 1.) Does an ASHI Member violate the ASHI Code of Ethics by being named a “Preferred Vendor” on a real estate firm’s Web page with a direct link […]
Question Is it a violation of the ASHI Code of Ethics for a home inspector to accept placement on a preferred-vendor list in exchange for a one-time fee and a […]
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