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Home inspector supervisors and trainees in New Mexico

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New Mexico Board of Home Inspectors (Regulation and Licensing Department)

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Home inspector training rules in New Mexico

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State license or registration Yes. Home inspector license (3 years)Official source: rld.nm.gov
Official title before licensing “Trainee” (16.66.7.11 NMAC). No separate trainee license is issuedOfficial source: srca.nm.gov
Education before licensing 80 hours of education in the listed subjects, including New Mexico standards and rulesOfficial source: rld.nm.gov
Supervised or ride-along inspections 80 hours of field training / 30 parallel inspections, on the Board’s Field Experience LogOfficial source: rld.nm.gov
Who supervises A licensed home inspector, under direct supervision. The supervisor signs your Field Experience Log; only the licensee may sign the report and is responsible for itOfficial source: rld.nm.gov
Exam NHIE or the InterNACHI examOfficial source: rld.nm.gov

Last verified . 6 of 6 items confirmed against official sources. Main source: New Mexico Board of Home Inspectors (Regulation and Licensing Department).

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