Sentences with phrase «first time inspectors»
It was the first time inspectors in protective gear had accessed the site.
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For example, Mary Barra started out as a quality inspector on the General Motors (GM) assembly line before going on to become the company's first female CEO, and she says her time on the line helped her really value the people who did that role for the company.
«So when a first - time voter goes into the booth, if the inspector notices they didn't have, perhaps their last four digits of their social security number, or they didn't sign the book, originally they didn't sign the application, they will try to finish up the application process,» said Lenihan.
The agreement would also allow the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) inspectors to enter the Yongbyon nuclear complex for the first time since 2009.
As a first time home buyer I felt very at ease with inspector's work and knowledge.
Most full time inspectors would shoot for $ 30,000 is first year sales resulting in $ 4,500 in startup costs.
In First Time Homebuyer's Guide, Merriman Advisor Geoff Curran gives some important advice to home buyers based on his own experience and the help of mortgage brokers, insurance agents, and inspectors.
Another is James L. Keilson, CMI, a long - time inspector in Maryland, one of first states to pass home inspector licensing regulations back in 1992.
I lived in a country once upon a time that looked as if it were almost ready for associate EU membership, first world look and feel in many respects, building codes, building inspectors, lots of new impressive looking construction projects on the go.
The initial price of the base module, $ 65,000 seemed high at first, but when you consider the time and administrative cost in offering full service, including design and permit review and managing code compliance review and final inspections for a product that a lot of inspectors and examiners don't understand, it is not that unreasonable.
We've even brought in a world - class inspector to do a first - time buyer class to educate agents as to what they can expect with an inspection and how to talk to clients, especially first - timers.
During my time as a conciliator with TARION I often ran into situations where building inspectors had obviously not inspected new homes properly during the construction process; it usually ended up in a big fight between them and me, until they acknowledged their lack of due diligence due to overwork etc., after being exposed by me to the problems that they had obviously not dealt with in the first place; it happened all the time.
What I did (and you can too because we all work with the same people — lawyers, mortgage brokers, home inspectors, appraisers and so on) was I decided to hold the province's first - ever first - time home buyers seminar.
While this bill has been in the works for quite some time, it is the first time that both Ohio REALTORS ® and the American Society of Home Inspectors have been in support of such legislation.
The walk thru's were rushed and of course me being the first time home buyer, I did not notice some things in which the inspector should have pointed out to me.
First - time buyers prefer seeing homes in person (62 percent) to having them previewed by an agent (40 percent), and are more interested in inspector referrals and seeing listings outside their initial search criteria.
One of the first times you'll open your wallet during the home - buying process is when you pay your home inspector.
For the first time, the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) has asked the American Society of Home Inspectors (ASHI) to give information to prospective home buyers that explains:
You are no doubt aware by now of the importance of hiring a InterNACHI certified home inspector, to get the job done right the first time.
Unlike first - time buyers, clients trading up don't need an agent to hold their hands when it comes to closing and working with banks, home inspectors and others.