Category: Home Inspection
After purchasing classes from Hondros College have 6 months to complete them.
All can be completed at any one of our multiple locations statewide, online, or mix & match to create your own custom schedule. Get started now!
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Senate Bill 255 was signed into law on January 4, 2019, creating the Ohio Home Inspection Program to be headed up by the Ohio Division of Real Estate & Professional Licensing (ODRE). The Ohio Home Inspection Board (OHIB) was created to establish requirements and rules for Ohio Home Inspection li...
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Our Real Estate courses are currently not eligible for financial aid such as PELL grants or VA funding, but we have scholarships available on our website as well as other forms of assistance by outside agencies.
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Hondros College participated in every OHIB meeting and followed all of the OHIB guidelines and recommendations to develop our pre-licensing courses. Hondros is very confident once rules have been officially approved, our courses will subsequently receive formal approval. The Hondros College Set For ...
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FAFSA is not available for our courses.
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Hondros is here for you every step of the way! We know questions come up and we are committed to making sure you have the accurate facts to answer your questions. Our experienced Ohio home inspector experts are available via email through our Ask-an-Instructor resource, or you can attend one of our ...
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You can call Student Services at 1-888-HONDROS (466-3767) and one of our Student Services Associates will be happy to help you.
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Absolutely! We have built our reputation on great instructors, great courses, and great prep to pass licensing exams. We will get you there successfully, and efficiently. Our curriculum is built around the specific requirements recommended by the OHIB and our comprehensive textbooks are written by t...
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As a Licensed Home Inspector, you can dictate your schedule and be your own boss!
Gross annual full-time income of around $70K
About 75% of home inspectors work for themselves.
You’ll stay busy, too, as nearly 90% of homes sold in the United States involve an inspection.
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The most important consideration is to be prepared so you do not miss time conducting business when the licensing laws go into effect. As the OHIB rules currently await approval, ODRE encourages all potential new home inspectors, and current home inspectors that did not qualify under the “grandfathe...
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