@@BenGromicko I know and your school is amazing but I meant it so it can help with buying textbooks for better understanding of the course as well as buying basic home inspector tools and also to pay for at least 2 days of hands on training. Thanks for giving people the opportunity to change they're lives👍🏼👍🏼
@@FabletOfficial Understood. But I think that governmental tuition assistance programs all relate to tuition-charging institutions, even if the funds would go partially towards textbooks. So, for completing InterNACHI's courses, textbooks are not required. From within the course, there are "textbooks" to download at no cost.
Great video but you don't bring up all in this video that is covered if you are a member of InterNachi and taking the roof inspecting course on the website. You don't talk about other roof coverings like metal and slate. You don't talk about conventional roof framing or trim. You don't talk about collar and rafter ties or chimneys in this video
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Thank you Ben I learned a lot, I appreciate what you do!
My pleasure! Thank you.
Starting a new roof sales job this was really helpful!
Glad it was helpful! What else can we do to help your business? Email me at ben@internachi.org.
This taught me a lot, thanks for uploading!
Thank you. I'm glad to hear that it was valuable.
Once again, a great learning experience.
Thank you, Michael.
Thank you, Michael.
What do you mean at 6:01 by readily accessible panels, doors or stairs?
Those are the areas that a home inspector can use to make observations.
It would be awesome if u guys can get FAFSA approval or Salle Mae
InterNACHI School, the nationally accredited post secondary education institution, does not charge tuition.
@@BenGromicko I know and your school is amazing but I meant it so it can help with buying textbooks for better understanding of the course as well as buying basic home inspector tools and also to pay for at least 2 days of hands on training. Thanks for giving people the opportunity to change they're lives👍🏼👍🏼
@@FabletOfficial Understood. But I think that governmental tuition assistance programs all relate to tuition-charging institutions, even if the funds would go partially towards textbooks. So, for completing InterNACHI's courses, textbooks are not required. From within the course, there are "textbooks" to download at no cost.
Great video but you don't bring up all in this video that is covered if you are a member of InterNachi and taking the roof inspecting course on the website. You don't talk about other roof coverings like metal and slate. You don't talk about conventional roof framing or trim. You don't talk about collar and rafter ties or chimneys in this video
Is there another video where you talk about all that?
Good point. It's a video about 10 steps to inspect asphalt shingles.
Yes. It's www.nachi.org/3c.htm