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Home Inspection

Category - Business Operations

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When you first meet with a client, you should NOT disclose which of the following?

That you have errors and omissions insurance
That you have an inspection contract they must sign
That you will provide a final written inspection report
That you will not be conducting a "technically exhaustive" inspection

Explanation

Answer: A - When you first meet with a client, you should not disclose that you have errors and omissions insurance. Your insurance is your business and not up for public scrutiny. It is possible that you might experience an increase in complaints if clients are aware of such coverage. Clients may be more willing to blame you for problems in the home after they purchase it since you have insurance.

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