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Draw inspectors document construction progress for lenders, and this page covers certifications, finding work, pay timing and joining the RAZE Inspection Network.
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Certification requirements vary by inspection company and lender. Credentials from organizations such as ICC, ASHI or InterNACHI may strengthen an application, but they do not automatically qualify someone for every draw inspection assignment.
Apply to the RAZE Inspection NetworkInspectors can apply directly to lenders, inspection companies and nationwide vendor networks such as RAZE. A complete profile should include service territory, experience, credentials, insurance and availability.
Apply to the RAZE Inspection NetworkA routine residential inspection may require 15–45 minutes on site plus travel and reporting time. Complex commercial or remote assignments can take substantially longer.
Apply to the RAZE Inspection NetworkPayment structures vary by inspection company. Inspectors may be paid per completed and accepted report, through scheduled payment cycles or by invoice. RAZE should publish its exact payment timing separately in the Inspector Network onboarding documentation.
Apply to the RAZE Inspection NetworkIndependent inspectors and inspection companies can apply through the RAZE Vendor Application. Applicants should provide accurate information about coverage, experience, credentials and business structure.
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Independent inspectors and inspection companies can apply to cover assignments nationwide with standardized reporting.
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