Montana HB225 revises laws related to home inspections, including licensing requirements, practice standards, and fees.
Montana HB225 revises laws related to home inspections, requiring individuals to obtain a home inspector license to practice. The bill defines "home inspection" as a physical examination of a residential dwelling to identify major defects in various systems and structures. Home inspectors must issue a written report detailing inspected systems, visible defects, and recommendations for further evaluation. The bill also outlines qualifications for obtaining a license, including completing approved instruction, membership in a national home inspection association, and liability insurance.
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