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Information Workshop for Surveyors, Solicitors & Estate Agents |
The
Process for a Surveyor to Become a Home Inspector |
Inspecting Large or Unusual Properties |
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Aims
and Objectives:
To provide information and background on the Housing Reform Act 2004 and the
commercial implications for those involved in the process.
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Aims and Objectives:
To put the whole process of becoming a Home Inspector and its commercial
implications into perspective. |
Aims
and Objectives:
For surveyors who work with large and unusual properties and need advice on
the special requirements and considerations for producing home condition
reports. |
Content
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Housing Act 2004 – relevant sections
● Income stream
● Pack contents
● Where the solicitor fits into the process
● Where the Estate Agent fits into the process
● Where the Surveyor fits into the process
● How the Home Information Pack is stored
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How the Home Condition Report is stored |
Content
Morning
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Why bother - income stream
● How to achieve the Diploma
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Pre-existing reports
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HCR’s – the process explained
● Condition ratings
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External test
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NOS
● Storyboards made simple
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Registration
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CPD/LLL
● Profiling
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Skills match
● eNVQ
● HI Licence
● Uploading of HCR’s
Afternoon
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Detailed look at reports with photographs, deciding on condition ratings.
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Going
round an empty property and looking at defects. Analysing how the report
would look.
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Condition
ratings
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Justification
and wording
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Software
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Energy data |
Content
XXX
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Legislation
● Construction
● Defects and how to remedy them
● Undertaking a survey of a large or unusual property
● Produce site notes and a Home Condition Report |
