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Hello Inspectors, Today we ran an important story by Dan Huber, CEO of Inspection Support Network, about the ten business switches that will turn on your income. You can check it out here: http://www.workingre.com/switch-up-your ... on-income/ Working RE Home Inspector publishes the most widely distributed magazine to inspectors nationwide. Our January 2017 issue will be distributed to 16,000 inspectors. We are always looking for good stories, so if you'd ever like to share your perspective with the industry, you can email me at isaac@orep.org. Thanks for reading!

Hello Inspectors, We recently ran an important story by Gloria Linnertz, the founder of the Citizens for Radioactive Radon Reduction. You can check it out here: http://www.workingre.com/real-cost-of-radon/ Working RE Home Inspector publishes the most widely distributed magazine to inspectors nationwide. Our January 2017 issue will be distributed to 16,000 inspectors. We are always looking for good stories, so if you'd ever like to share your perspective with the industry, you can email me at isaac@orep.org. Thanks for reading!

Hello TIJ Readers! OREP has expanded its E&O coverage to include general liability at no additional cost, in its E&O coverage program, in all states. Most other "incidental" coverages are included also, like pest, radon, and commercial coverage. $300,000 aggregate limit is $1,250 and includes all these coverages, plus discounted education and more. Simple, convenient application allows you to avoid quoting time and gets you back to work quickly. No taxes, no policy fees. Check www.OREP.org for more. OREP has been writing insurance for inspectors for 12 years and publishes Working RE magazine: http://issuu.com/workingre/docs/homeins ... ode=window

Hi Guys, I just wanted to let you know that OREP has expanded its coverage to include general liability at no additional cost, in its E&O coverage program, in all states. Most other ?incidental? coverages are included also, like pest and radon. $300,000 aggregate limit is $1,250 and includes all these coverages, plus discounted education and more. Simple, convenient application allows you to avoid quoting time and gets you back to work quickly. No taxes, no policy fees. Check www.OREP.org for more. OREP has been writing insurance for inspectors for 12 years and publishes Working RE magazine: http://issuu.com/workingre/docs/homeins ... ode=window

Hello Home Inspectors, I wanted to let you know that a new Issue of Working RE Home Inspector Edition is available! Click to Enlarge 229.73 KB Our Cover story is: "Playing the "Not Readily Accessible" Inspection Card" Click to Read Stories

Working RE Print has been reaching a limited circulation of home inspectors for 10 years. Now, Working RE's new digital edition is exclusively for home inspectors and is the only magazine for all inspectors nationwide. Working RE Home Inspector Edition Click to read Stories: http://issuu.com/workingre/docs/wre-hom ... or=#222222 Stories Inside Include: Examining Agent-Inspector Relationship The home inspector?s relationship with the real estate agent is a topic often discussed among home inspectors and agents. Some home inspectors tout strong relationships with real estate associations and agents as the best way to grow an inspection business. Others say the reliance of the home inspector on agent-referrals is a key problem when it comes to keeping the home inspection profession honest, ethical, and professional. ?read more Staying Safe Out There Inspector Peter Hawley shows us how to stay safe. ?read more E&O Insurance: Prices Drop, Time to Shop The market has softened (prices dropped) over the last few years and that means more choices than ever for you? broader coverages and lower rates. Here are some shopping tips- from an expert. ?read more Manufactured Homes: One that Almost Got Away Home or manufactured home? Here is the tale of the one that almost got away and how to avoid a costly mistake. read more In Search of Perfect Home Inspection According to veteran inspector Rick Bunzel, business efficiencies used by the most successful corporate giants can also mean good business for inspectors. read more Insurance Program: Complete Coverage, Lower Rates Inspectors no longer have to pay more for the complete coverage they need. A new program from OREP includes most coverages in the minimum premium ($1,250/$300,000 limit), including Bodily Injury Property Damage (BIPD/ Premises coverage) and many incidental coverages. read more Putting On Salesman Hat Every weekend, there are myriad opportunities to increase business. Inspector Amy McIntire shows you how. read more Click here to read now: http://issuu.com/workingre/docs/wre-hom ... or=#222222 Published OREP.org, providing E&O Insurance and education to inspectors since 2002.