by Lorri Keeney | Feb 17, 2018 | Blog, Home Inspection, Licensing, Money Matters, Newsletter
Pick the Most Idiotic Board Move It’s Oscar Awards season in Hollywood and our athletes are giving their max to bring home Olympic gold. Naturally, that brings to mind the inspiration all home inspectors and home buying stakeholders get from the Board of Home...
by Lorri Keeney | Feb 2, 2018 | Blog, Home Inspection, Licensing, Money Matters, News, Newsletter, Problem Solving, Tips, Uncategorized
Put Thousands in your Pocket – in 40 Days! Here is our quiz A. Self-employed home inspectors are right in the crosshairs of the new tax law. Not at all. It’s a tax cut. True, but only if they are married filing jointly. True, sorta, if they make...
by Lorri Keeney | Jan 2, 2017 | Blog, Home Inspection, Licensing, News, Newsletter, Problem Solving, Tips, Uncategorized
This is the legislative session to watch. Miss this one and you’ll be playing ketchup for years. In all 10 years of home inspector licensing, there never has been more at stake – more to win, and more to lose. It’s all up for grabs. On one extreme,...
by Lorri Keeney | Dec 19, 2016 | Blog, Home Inspection, Licensing, News, Newsletter, Uncategorized
NEW BD OF HOME INSPECTORS FIRST MEETING EVERYTHING OLD IS NEW AGAIN If you thought the old Kentucky Board of Home Inspectors was clueless before, you should’ve stopped by the first meeting of the new, recreated Board of Home Inspectors (BHI). (The new name drops...
by Lorri Keeney | Aug 22, 2016 | Blog, Home Inspection, Licensing, News, Newsletter
NAHI Goes Dark. Leaves Inspectors There Too. What about your NAHI SOP? NAHI (the National Association of Home Inspectors) is going out of business, it said in a post on its website. http://www.nahi.org/ As far as we can tell, it’s going, going, gone. They will...
by Lorri Keeney | Jan 7, 2016 | Blog, Home Inspection, Licensing, News, Newsletter, Uncategorized
Far and away, the most important legal update of 2015 came from the United States Supreme Court. It was Seriously Big News. The very idea is enough to give anyone pause. It means state licensing has gotten so out-of-hand that it now takes a Federal Case to check its...
