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Home inspector supervisors and trainees in Ohio

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Ohio Division of Real Estate and Professional Licensing (Home Inspectors)

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Home inspector training rules in Ohio

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State license or registration Yes. Home inspector license, required to inspect for pay since July 1, 2021Official source: com.ohio.gov
Official title before licensing None. The rules create no separate trainee or apprentice title or credential; you train as an applicantOfficial source: codes.ohio.gov
Education before licensing At least 80 hours of approved qualifying educationOfficial source: com.ohio.gov
Supervised or ride-along inspections 10 parallel inspections, or an approved curriculum of experience plus a peer reviewOfficial source: com.ohio.gov
Who supervises An Ohio-licensed home inspector, on site; reviews your written report and signs an affidavit listing the propertiesOfficial source: codes.ohio.gov
Exam NHIE, passed within 2 years before applyingOfficial source: com.ohio.gov

Last verified . 6 of 6 items confirmed against official sources. Main source: Ohio Division of Real Estate and Professional Licensing (Home Inspectors).

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