But let?s take his statement and instead of reading it at face value, let?s dig a little deeper. I am beginning to understand Linus and see the reason for his comments. Let?s use the hypothetical name ?Bob? and he was starting to perform an inspection better, significantly superior and professionals see the value in Bob?s services versus mine, I would be bitter and upset as well. My gravy train is coming to an end and the substandard methods used are no longer accepted by the general public. Bob?s ever ending quest for improvement has now interfered with my making the money I used to make. So now my only result is to ?discredit? those who hold me to a higher standard.
Linus is also correct that there is a way to perform recall checks for free. But for those who intend to or already are pressed with time do to trying to implement a more professional service or are in demand providing professional inspections do not have the time to do this. To take each past client and enter their information month after month for recalls is not my cup of tea, but those who have the time to do this are more than welcome to. I could also own a farm and grow my own food at a much lower rate, but I weigh the gain versus the loss and just going to the grocery store far outweighs me growing my own food.
The hate relationship with Realtors, hmmmm. Why is Linus so angry, then it dawned on me, he can?t make them happy. Why? Because he can?t make his clients happy and people like our hypothetical ?Bob? is finding ways to make everyone happy because he concentrates specifically on making the CLIENT happy and informed. He presents his information in a way that the client understand and leaves there is no questions left unanswered, which then makes the client feel comfortable and informed about their decision and the inspection and its process. I have NEVER met a realtor that was upset when their client was exceptionally pleased with my work. So, if the client is not happy, the realtor is not happy. Some people concentrate on the client and some concentrate on themselves. This fictional character Bob also spends a ton of time tweaking his professional service to make it damn near perfect. Sometimes he spends money on a venture that does not pay off, but his small tweaks and fine tuning will eventually create something that surpasses the minimalist which will then lead to the surpassing and eventual demise of the inspector who denies there is a problem and instead of looking within the look outside of themselves, due to ego and ignorance all mixed up into one.
I remember not too long ago a guy making fun of my bathrooms in my vans and even mentioning that I was wrong in my marketing and even went as far to write about it in a blog. I don?t know what happened to this guy, maybe he made so much money he retired, or maybe he couldn?t hack it and was inept and had to change professions to make a living.
Maybe Realtors hold people to a HIGHER standard. They know the rules, the laws and what people expect. If inspectors are not providing it, they get lost and typically get angry then it becomes a war between inspectors and Realtors. But is it really a ?war? or is just simple frustration that your once sought after service is now antiquated and no longer needed? That would mean you have slipped in your business and instead of looking within, there has to be something OTHER than ME. God forbid, I look at ME. I has to be THEM!.
Linus seems like an angry person and I just want him to know I am here to help in any way I can. Hopefully he can look within himself, see where he is going wrong, face the facts he no longer provides a service found valuable and will then be able to at least keep up with our fictional inspector ?Bob?.
Hurt people?.Hurt people....
Source: http://www.nachi.org/forum/f11/realtor-home-inspector-relationships-78720/
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