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    Home Buyers - Find a Licensed Home Inspector

    HITA Inspectors

    Learn everything about your new home BEFORE you buy it. All HITA Inspectors are licensed by the State of Tennessee. Not only do they have to pass tests to get licensed, but are required to complete Continuing Education classes each year.

     

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Announcements:

  • Next Meeting November 7, 2020

    Home Inspectors of Tennessee Association
     Meeting Registration

     

      

    We are all set for our November 7, 2020 meeting quarterly education meeting.

    The meeting is at 8am with check in to begin at 7:30am. We have 6 hours of CE available. The meeting is at the USS training room at 2111 Boat Factory Road in Pleasant View.

    CE Classes:

    Bryan Huffine: Architectural Metal Roofing -  2 Hrs 
     
    Robert Elam W/ USS What Happens Next?
    4 Problems on a Home Inspection Report and Solutions for the Homeowner -  2 Hrs 
     
    Instructor TBD  Ethics class - 2 hrs 
     

    Click here to register!

     
    We have a block of rooms at the Hampton Inn of Pleasant View for Friday. If you are needing a room see the information below about how to reserve your room in order to get the HITA discount.

    https://hamptoninn.hilton.com/en/hp/groups/personalized/B/BNAPVHX-TFM-20201106/index.jhtml?WT.mc_id=POG


    Group Name:  Home Inspectors of Tennessee Association

    Group Code:  TFM

    Check-in: 06-NOV-2020 - Check-out: 07-NOV-2020


    Hotel Name:

    Hampton Inn Pleasant View

    2606 Highway 49 East

    Pleasant View, Tennessee 37146

    6158949910

     
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What is a home inspection?

A home inspection is a visual evaluation of the readily accessible systems and components of a primary residential structure. A home inspection report is the written product of this evaluation. Because there exists no established objective criterion for the condition of the home prior to title transfer or sale, there is no passing or failing of a home inspection. There are many factors that are not in the scope of a home inspection that would aid in the determination of the acceptability of a home’s condition. The assessed value of a home is dynamic depending on many factors, such as market trends, past sales of comparable property, the condition of the property, etc. The expertise of a real estate professional is a valuable tool in determining the weight given to the condition of the property in this formula.

History of HITA

 

The Home Inspection Licensing Program

tn-seal 100x100In July 2006 the state of Tennessee enacted a law through the Tennessee Commerce and Insurance Commission Division of Regulatory Boards regulating the Home Inspection Industry named the Home Inspection Licensing Program.  The law has education requirements, insurance requirements, successfully passing National Home Inspectors Exam, and adopted a Standard of Practice and Code of Ethics. For complete requirements you may visit the  Tennessee Commerce and Insurance Commission's Official Website or for your convenience you may view the "Rules" here.

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What are the benefits of using an HITA inspector?

Choosing a HITA home inspector means choosing an inspector familiar with and experienced in the sometimes unique conditions that affect homes in Tennessee.  HITA inspectors are focused on construction issues in Tennessee and not the myriad of national issues that might be important in other areas.  HITA inspectors adhere to the Tennessee standards of practice and code of ethics.

We invite you to visit us at one of our quarterly meetings. Our members are more than happy to answer any questions you may have about the organization and how you can join.

Click here to register for our next meeting.

 

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