Advanced Real Estate Inspection Career Training Program
- Course Department MT
- Program Code 10-MT80
- Completion Time 24 weeks
- Clock Hours 132
- Tuition $1,464.00100% TA Available
- Professional Home Inspection
Course Code: 1-HOMINS-06-DVD - Introduction to Green Building
Course Code: 9-INTROGRNBLD-09 - Mold and Allergens
Course Code: 9-MOLD-09
Program Information
Get StartedToday I am a member of the U.S. Navy Special Forces. I want to thank Allied Schools for helping me reach my goal of becoming a California Real Estate Agent. Steve L.
Advanced Real Estate Inspection Career Training Program provides an effective way for students to create a diversified home inspection career. With a green building and mold focus, you can learn to implement environmental elements into your home inspections.
From recognizing green building amenities to detecting mold, you can play an important role in helping to 
maintain a healthy home environment.
Be prepared to enter the field with the ability to provide quality, effective home inspections. Upon successful completion of this program, students will be awarded one certificate.
Please call to see if you qualify for tuition assistance and if your branch covers your program of interest.
Professional Home Inspection
Professional Home Inspection provides you with comprehensive training to conduct thorough and accurate home inspections. Get the knowledge to become a professional home inspector with 13 lessons that cover: the inspection report, plumbing, electricity, heating and ventilation, soils and foundations, termites, and more.
An in-depth video will take you along on 15 real-life home inspections. Reliable career advice will provide you with helpful tips to start your own home inspection business.
Introduction to Green Building
Introduction to Green Building prepares you to start your home inspection career with an ability to understand and recognize environmentally-friendly technologies. Based on data from the U.S. Green Building Council, buildings account for 72% of electricity consumption, 39% of energy use and 38% of all carbon dioxide emissions.
As a result, you'll see more energy-efficient systems and elements - including lighting, plumbing, heating, ventilation, air conditioning, roofing and lot development - that are in line with the new green economy. Be up-to-date on the latest practices and procedures of inspecting today's green buildings.
Mold and Allergens
The presence of mold in a home can be very dangerous, and has the potential to lead to respiratory problems and other health issues. As a home inspector, you can play a key role in detecting mold – from providing an effective site assessment to following the right sampling protocols. Diversify your home inspection career with the ability to inspect a building that has suspected mold growth.
You'll learn about mold sampling, equipment, and how to accurately read laboratory results. With the prevalence of mold in buildings today, your services as a mold home inspection professional will help set you apart.Get Started
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