Introduction to New Construction Inspection ("F")

Description

Introduction to New Construction Inspections
Topic “F” | 1.5 Hours
Elective Credit for License Renewal.
Required for CALS Certification

New construction homes present unique opportunities—and unique risks—for buyers and the real estate professionals who guide them. This course provides a practical overview of the residential construction process and explains why independent inspections are an essential part of protecting clients throughout the building journey.

Participants will gain a foundational understanding of home construction, explore the major phases of new home development, and learn what inspectors evaluate during each stage. From site grading and foundations to pre-drywall inspections, final walkthroughs, and 11-month warranty inspections, this course highlights common concerns, potential defects, and key issues that agents should recognize when working with buyers of newly constructed homes.

Designed to help real estate professionals better serve clients in today’s new construction market, this course equips attendees with the knowledge needed to communicate effectively with builders, inspectors, and homeowners while identifying opportunities to reduce risk and enhance the homebuying experience.

Upon completion of this course, participants will be able to:

• Understand the basic components of residential home construction.
• Identify the major phases of the new construction process.
• Recognize the purpose and value of inspections at each stage of construction.
• Explain common construction-related concerns to clients.
• Understand the importance of final and warranty inspections in protecting homeowners.

Instructor: Nick Strayer

Cancellation Policy: Cancellation requests must be submitted to Coastal Association of REALTORS® in writing via email to info@coastalrealtors.org at least twelve (12) hours prior to the scheduled class start time.

Registrants who do not attend a complimentary class and fail to provide the required advance written notice will be considered a no-show and will be invoiced for the standard tuition fee associated with the class.

CAR may cancel courses due to low registration up to two days prior to the date of the class. In the event that CAR must cancel a course, all those who paid for registration will be issued a refund.