Performing a Home Inspection with InterNACHI® Certified Professional Inspector CPI® Jim Krumm. 

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This guy replaced TIM ALLEN. TOOL TIME!!!

He's the best. Thanks for watching and commenting.

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Lol..made me laugh.

Accurate! Lol

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Agreed.

I agree with you and if the house passes every inspection... He should be able to take a dump in the John and don't flush just to tell the home owners that their house is the shit!! No problem 👍!!

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He's the best.

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Very good, but a little over kill

Sir, how does a job in this field work? Is it a steady job working 40 hrs a week for a company? Or is it all independent contract work? Are there seasons where things get slow? What do inspectors do when there is no work?

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My "inspector" was a hack no good piece of 💩. Money wasted. If he's out here trying to learn how to be a professional...I hope your family passed away from COVID and you aren't able to find work. I wished my inspector was more of what your video contained.

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That's right. He's the best.

Thank you and best wishes to you, Kimarie.

How did your inspection go?

Good luck brother any man willing to work hard will make it

I'm actually starting my education in civil engineering. I wanna do this while I'm in school

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Thanks.

Glad it was helpful!

No. Don't become a home inspector. Home inspectors are cunts and idiots.

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Thank you, Jeremy. I recommend Check out my free, online class "How to Become a Successful Home Inspector" at www.nachi.org/webinars/2020/how-to-become-a-successful-home-inspector-1 Another good inspection video is at ru-vid.com/group/PLKPEi6DdHVZyHK4tkfQuDKRPkBE5oWtuA

Thanks for the feedback, Jim. We have other inspection videos on www.NACHI.TV at www.nachi.org/tv/home-page/home-inspection/ that you might be interested in.

Thanks for watching.

How about inspecting the home you're in right now. Every home should be inspected.

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Missing you point, sorry, bout your broke part. R 22 is beside illegal out date. Im a licensed electrician an A/C troubles are 90% electric. It sounds like your showing how smart you are..I prolly forgot more than you know..

@@raymondsmallze5378 he's "prolly" not the guy to say that to.

@@sterlingwalter5971 R22 is pricey, but if it’s working properly, and many still do, “not worth fixing” is a bit out of his depth for a recommendation. I had a homeowner call me in for a follow up HVAC inspection because of a home inspector report. Nothing wrong with the unit, other than being an R22 unit. The buyers wanted a $12k discount on account of that. They lost the sale.

I appreciate that!

First thing I was reminded of as a home buyer is to not look at homes that are still occupied.

He's the best. I recommend Check out my free, online class "How to Become a Successful Home Inspector" at www.nachi.org/webinars/2020/how-to-become-a-successful-home-inspector-1 Another good inspection video is at ru-vid.com/group/PLKPEi6DdHVZyHK4tkfQuDKRPkBE5oWtuA

I don't agree with that advice. Most homes for sale are occupied existing homes.

@@bugwar5545 lol you're gonna cut down your options by 90% then

@@killthatbeast4392 Maybe, maybe not. I know though that the homes I DO look at will not have anything covering up their defects. Homes are too big an investment for me to risk having carpeting or furniture or any thing else hiding problems.

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Welcome!

First off, it is not the seller's responsiblity to fix things. It is the buyer that needs to fix things if it is important to the Buyers. It seems that buyers are lazy and want someone else to fix every little thing. Buyers need to know that things break and there is maintenance and they need to know how to take care of that.

@@steveklemetti8035 so you as the seller won't fix anything because 1) you think all buyers are lazy and 2) you need to teach them a lesson on how to fix things. This is peak entitled boomer energy lol. Trying to sell broken houses and pass all the problems of it off to the next person - got it.

@@phineusmcclintock1 Wrong. Nothing in the house is broken. I intentionally removed the pneumatic closure on the storm door between the house and garage because I don't want to open two doors when going from the house to the garage, but the inspector flagged it as damaged. But it was working as I wanted it to. It's not the inspector's business. The inspector said the gutters were partial because they were only on the front and back but not sides. When I bought the house there were no gutters. I had someone install them on the front. He did it in metal and I didn't like that. I installed them on the back myself in vinyl. I didn't do it on the sides because there were trees and too many leaves to fall into them. And there was no way to clean them during storms. So that does not make the house broken or that there were problems. If I can install gutters and pvc fittings on the pool others can too. It is the buyers that feel entitled because they want credits and are used to having to call maintenance and after closing on a house they get the wake up call that they have to actually mow grass and trim trees. Imagine that.

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You're correct, Gio. Home inspectors are passionate people. Eh hem.

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He's the best.

Glad it was helpful!

That's why I'm here too. Looking to address any issues before he does!

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Next time, hire an engineer to properly appraise the property. This dude doesn't know much either nor can he actually budget what you need to keep your property running. He's just taking pictures and pointing out common sense. This is the typical american-made laughable job.

@@KeepitReal-x6g thing is, most people don't know the functions of your house.

Okay.

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We agree. He's one of the best.

Thanks for watching. Every home should be inspected every year by a certified home inspector in your neighborhood. Find a home inspector at www.nachi.org/certified-inspectors

Did you ever see any action? Seems to me they are just running drills you know the theater of war an all.

I was in Aircraft maintenance…as a career it encompasses many technical skills among them are inspection and quality assurance coupled with adherence to stick procedures and standards.

Check out some sample reports at www.nachi.org/home-inspection-report-samples.htm

bruh, if you're an architect you're already MILES ahead of what these dudes do.

You should!

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Did you buy your house? Did it go well in regards to the inspection?

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Right. Good idea. You'll want to hire a certified inspector using inspectorseek.com/

Glad it was helpful!

Great ideas and feedback, Marcello. I believe he's using HomeGauge. We have software resources at Step #11 on www.nachi.org/become-home-inspector.htm

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Oh wow!

You're awesome, Briggs.

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Finish High school, do this after school or in the weekends for now.

Good career move. Had I known this 30 yrs ago I would not have gone to med school. 😂 This guy is thorough and a pro...

Agreed. 2 inspections per day minimum of $600 a day... Go to college they said 😂 Stupid ass civil engineering degree. I quit my job and make more as a handyman. Home inspections coming soon!

Does it take any degrees,or further education??

Good and outstanding. I agree.

We agree.

My girlfriend had a nys electrical inspector come in. Counted 4 outlets and charged $400. Typical ny.

Agreed.

Yes. I'll add that to our long list of upcoming video requests. That should be a good one.

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A dryer, even an electrical dryer, is a mechanical ventilation appliance. It exhausts air out of the house. Through is dryer vent pipe. So, it's exhausting indoor air that could/may be used for combustion. It's a common scenario. That's why IRC Chapter 17 is dedicated to combustion air codes.iccsafe.org/content/IRC2018P3/chapter-17-combustion-air

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Thanks for the feedback, Gary. Home inspectors must consider safety their #1 priority. We agree.

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I've had the screw through the wire thing happened to me before. It sucked.

I've just got my certification and will now buy an insulated screw driver. Thanks for the great tip!

That's a home depot screwdriver sir, fully insulated I bet.

Yes. Agreed.

Jim is great. I recommend Check out my free, online class "How to Become a Successful Home Inspector" at www.nachi.org/webinars/2020/how-to-become-a-successful-home-inspector-1 Another good inspection video is at ru-vid.com/group/PLKPEi6DdHVZyHK4tkfQuDKRPkBE5oWtuA

Very nice, Jennifer. Thanks for watching. To find a local inspector, use www.inspectorseek.com.

Girl he's married. Goodness. Get some water to quench all that THIRST!

@@efaciler2462 lol. Not thirsty. Just liked how patient he is. Maybe you're the thirsty one thinking like that.

Thanks, Spectora!

I hope so too! Thank you.

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Very scary.

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Agreed.

I disagree. Home inspectors do not kill deals. There's a buyer for every house. And the condition of a system, including its age, should not be a problem for someone who has found their dream home.

Glad you enjoyed it!

Jim is the best.

Thanks for watching. Best wishes.

Oh, gosh. Home inspectors do not pass or fail houses. They just inspect and report their observations.

You're right.

We agree.

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Thanks for watching, Mark.

You're not kidding Mark,my house is 20 years old and I could pick it apart, there is inspectors around here that kill a lot of deals. I'm sellingy home as it is right now not what it might need in 5- 10 years.

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He's the best.

Thank you, Carlos. Stay safe and healthy.

He's the best.

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Glad it was helpful!

I like to use a voltage tester.

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Look and inspect an average of at least 300 seperate systems and componats and actually he keeps it simple here as often the components interact to cause issues which is where experiance matters.

Thanks, you too!

Couldn't agree more!

Hey, there. Why pay? InterNACHI's pre-licensing course is online and free for members. And approved by the state. Check it out at www.nachi.org/licensing-and-certification/us/louisiana

International Association of Certified Home Inspectors (InterNACHI) thanks about to check it out!

21, get a good job, this is a terrible career . if you want to make money.

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Very cool.

It's the best job in the whole world. You help people with their homes. And every home should be inspected every year. To become a home inspector, visit the only home inspector college at internachi.edu/

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Thank you. Every home and building should be inspected as part of a real estate transaction. Great inspectors are listed at www.nachi.org/certified-inspectors

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Great to hear. To find a certified home inspector in your area, visit www.nachi.org/certified-inspectors

I appreciate that! Thanks for watching. I teach free online classes for inspectors at www.nachi.org/webinars. Free, online, and open to everyone.

Glad it was helpful!

My pleasure!

Best wishes to you, Nat.