Get licensed as a home inspector in Massachusetts through the Board of Registration of Home Inspectors
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Steps
Complete a Board-approved training program meeting the minimum instructional hours
Become licensed as an Associate Home Inspector, then work the required minimum time and complete the required number of supervised inspections under a licensed inspector
Pass the National Home Inspector Examination or a Board-approved equivalent
Obtain errors and omissions insurance meeting the Board's minimum coverage amount
Apply online through the Division of Occupational Licensure's ePLACE portal with a notarized CORI form
Known gotchas
Massachusetts requires a mandatory Associate Inspector stage with supervised experience before full licensure — applicants cannot go straight to full licensure
Applications must go through the ePLACE online portal, not a paper-only process
License renewal follows a fixed cycle tied to even-numbered years rather than an individual licensee's anniversary date
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