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We believe our home inspector 14 hour cours is approved - will update you later - will be providing the course to anyone caught in trap free if we cannot fix it.
 
Bob Koning

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Robert, 
 
    I've also been performing home inspections for years and desire to "grandfather" into a home inspector license, (the 120 inspections are not an issue, although I think it ridiculous) but an additional requirement is 14 hours of CE on home inspections.  
 
    I'd like to get the home inspector CE where it can also count on my building contractor's license (kill two birds with one stone), but that animal doesn't seem to exist.  I had one CE provider advise that DBPR hasn't yet provided the criterion for them to use to develop the classes.  
 
    Do you have a source for the CE?
 
C. David Walker
David Walker Building Contractor, LLC
 
 
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	Have a question for the group regarding state licensing. I currently hold a State Certified Drywall license which I use for commercial work, primarily building envelopes, exterior structural metal framing (structural, not load bearing) from single story up to a recently completed 17 story building, all covered under this specialty license. I also hold a State Certified Residential Contractors license. I am now applying for my Home Inspection license by the grandfathering clause. I have been performing inspections not as a primary income but as a part of my construction business since 1994. I will now be holding three State licenses, all for the construction industry, as well as registering my licenses in five counties.  Can I combine my CRC and SCC license? Or will I be able to cancel my SCC license and perform commercial work with my CRC license? Will I be able to combine the Home Inspection license with the Residential license? This is getting costly.  Thanks for the input.
	
	Robert Harvey
	L & H Contracting, Inc.
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