TX Real Estate Inspector Online Package
The Real Estate Inspector is the mid-level license in Texas. This means you can perform a real estate inspection for a buyer or seller, but are required to do so under the indirect supervision of a licensed Professional Real Estate Inspector. Start your training now by completing this 114-hour online course. Next, add 40 hours of hands-on training called "practicum" to satisfy education and experience requirements.
You will have access to the industry's most comprehensive self-paced training available. AHIT's Professional Home Inspector course contains the 14 key components of a home inspection plus business and marketing how-to's for you to launch your home inspector career. You will learn the entire home inspection process through engaging instructor presentations and GoPro video footage of actual inspections. This proven step-by-step training approach is taught in small segments to make learning easier.
This online training package is top-rated by AHIT graduates and successful home inspectors.
Online Package Includes:
- State-approved online courses that pair with live training (click here to view TREC-approved course numbers)
- Texas Standards of Practice Module
- Texas Business Operations and Professional Responsibilities Module
- Texas Property and Building Inspection – Module I
- Texas Property and Building Inspection – Module II
- Home Inspector Exam Prep by AHIT
- Be prepared to pass the exam the 1st first time with access to unlimited practice exams customized to your focus areas
- 15 Bonus Courses
- 41 hours of extra business, marketing, and technical training courses for the most successful start.
- NHIE Prep eTextbook Set:
- Mechanical and Content Manual
- Structural and Business Manual
- Two must-have exam prep books written by the creators of the National Home Inspectors Exam
- eTextbook: A Practical Guide to Home Inspection, 4th Edition
- AHIT's #1 textbook, written by AHIT industry experts, is 684 pages that steps through the inspection process with easy technical explanations and photos
- eTextbook: Marketing and Operating a Professional Home Inspection Business
- Exclusive to AHIT, this top-rated resource covers what you need to know to launch a lucrative business
American Home Inspectors Training (AHIT) is an approved Texas Real Estate Commission (TREC) QE Provider #4567 and CE #10077)
The purpose of this course is to provide 40 hours of qualifying education on Property and Building inspection that inspector professionals can take to meet their licensing education requirements. This course dives into the areas of site conditions, exterior components, roof components, structural components, interior components, permanently installed kitchen appliances and fireplaces, fuel-burning appliances and their chimney vent systems.
The course features quizzes throughout select lessons and at the end of every lesson that are designed to produce practical knowledge of Texas Law for inspector professionals.
The purpose of this course is to create a 40-hour education course on the remaining systems that are listed under module II of the property and building inspection section. Completion of this module will help inspectors meet their licensing education requirements.
This course will provide inspectors in-depth knowledge of each system as follows:
- Electrical Systems.
- Cooling Systems.
- Heating Systems.
- Insulation, Moisture Management Systems & Ventilation Systems in Conditioned & Unconditioned Spaces.
- Plumbing Systems.
- Mechanical Exhaust Systems.
- Optional Systems.
The course also features quizzes after or throughout each lesson that are designed to provide a practical knowledge of the systems reviewed in this module.
The purpose of this course is to create a 24-hour education course on the Texas Standards of Practice (SOPs) that inspectors can take to meet their licensing education requirements.
This course will provide inspectors in-depth knowledge of each system that is discussed in the Standards of Practice. The systems covered by the Standards of Practice are as follows:
- Structural.
- Electrical.
- Heating.
- Ventilation.
- Cooling.
- Plumbing.
- Appliances.
- Optional Systems.
Each system includes material on Texas unique reporting requirements and Texas exclusions to the Standards of Practice.
The course also features quizzes after or throughout each lesson that are designed to provide a practical knowledge of Texas Standards of Practice for inspectors.
Some of the most common questions in the inspection industry surround the topic of preinspection agreements. This entire course will focus on the ethics and business side of inspection. The purpose of this course is to create 10-hours of instruction in business operations and professional responsibilities that inspectors can take to meet their licensing education requirements. In general, this course will provide inspectors with an overview of the different types of business entities within the inspection industry and will discuss the legal responsibilities of inspectors. In detail, the topics of preinspection agreements, conflicts of interest, and financial protection will be addressed throughout this course.
The course also features quizzes after each lesson that are designed to provide practical knowledge of the topics discussed in that lesson. At the end of this course, a final exam will review the topics discussed throughout the entire course.