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Home inspector supervisors and trainees in Nevada

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Nevada Real Estate Division (Inspectors of Structures)

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Home inspector training rules in Nevada

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State license or registration Yes. Certified residential inspector (also general and master levels)Official source: red.nv.gov
Official title before licensing None. The rules create no separate trainee or apprentice title or credential; you train as an applicantOfficial source: leg.state.nv.us
Education before licensing At least 40 hours of Division-approved classroom instructionOfficial source: red.nv.gov
Supervised or ride-along inspections Observe at least 25 inspections, logged on the Division’s form (a separate form for each inspector)Official source: red.nv.gov
Who supervises Inspections done for a fee by a certified general or master inspector, or by an approved instructorOfficial source: leg.state.nv.us
Exam The Division-approved examOfficial source: red.nv.gov

Last verified . 6 of 6 items confirmed against official sources. Main source: Nevada Real Estate Division (Inspectors of Structures).

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