Course curriculum

    1. Welcome

    2. Purpose Of This Course

    3. Tools Required ( Optional )

    4. Disclaimer

    1. House Maintenance Manual

    2. Old Home Buyer’s Inspection Checklist

    3. Seller Interview Questionnaire

    4. Repair Log Sheet

    5. Service Provider Log

    6. Neighbour Issues Report

    1. Introduction

    2. Expansion Joints

    3. Control Joints

    4. Water Drainage

    5. Curb Cock

    6. Driveway Pooling

    7. Raised Segments

    8. Loose Edges

    1. Introduction

    2. Blistering

    3. Curling

    4. Cracking

    5. Granule Loss

    6. Mold, Mildew & Algae

    7. Mechanical Damage

    1. Introduction

    2. Eaves

    3. Understanding Exterior Anatomy

    4. Eavestroughs / Gutters

    5. Defective Pitch Of Gutters

    6. Sagging Gutters

    7. Clogged Gutters

    8. Leaking Gutters / Eavestrough

    9. Improperly Installed Downspouts

    10. Improperly Installed Softfits

    11. Soffit: Moisture Damage

    12. Soffit: Dry Rot

    13. Softfit: Animal Intrusion

    14. Example: Deficiency In A Softfit

    15. Example 2: Another Deficiency Often Ignored

    1. Introduction

    2. Faded Siding

    3. Warping & Buckling

    4. Moisture Issues Due To Inadequate Sealing

    5. Noise Due To Siding

    6. Melted Siding

    7. Pest Infestation In Siding

    8. Roof Issues Causing Siding Damage

    9. Damage From Weather

About this course

  • $87.00
  • 333 lessons
  • 10 hours of video content

Who This Course Is For:

  • 🏠 Homeowners who want to protect their investment and avoid surprise repairs

  • 💼 Realtors and inspectors looking to expand their knowledge base

  • 💰 Investors and flippers who need to spot red flags before committing cash

  • 🧰 First-time buyers who don’t want to walk blindly into a money pit

Why This Course Stands Out:

Most inspection courses cover the basics. This one goes 10 layers deeper. With over 330+ expert-led lectures and 25+ in-depth sections, you'll gain real-world insight into how houses are built, what goes wrong, and how to fix or prevent problems long before they escalate. Don’t just walk through a home—read it like a pro.

How to inspect your home for first time home buyers

What You'll Learn:

✅ How to identify and fix driveway issues like pooling, cracks, and raised segments
✅ Roof damage symptoms: blistering, granule loss, curling, and mechanical wear
✅ Exterior anatomy: gutters, soffits, eavestroughs, siding warping, and pest intrusion
✅ Full rundown on flashing, trim, doors, and window problems—from leaks to alignment failures
✅ Deep insights into foundation red flags, moisture damage, and uneven floors
✅ Grading and drainage essentials to keep water away from your home
✅ DWV (Drain-Waste-Vent) system problems: gurgling, backups, sewer smells
✅ How to troubleshoot furnaces, hot water tanks, electrical faults, and toilets
✅ Learn the stages of home construction, so you know what’s behind your walls
✅ A complete module on home maintenance best practices and seasonal upkeep
✅ Downloadable checklists, diagrams, buyer’s guides, and repair logs

Disclaimer – Read This Before You Rely on Anything Here

This course will make you smarter—but it won’t make you a licensed home inspector, electrician, plumber, or structural engineer. You are not certified to perform professional inspections just because you watched this course.


What you’ll learn here is powerful. It’ll help you ask the right questions, spot red flags, and avoid costly surprises. But it’s not a replacement for a full inspection by a qualified, licensed professional. You’re responsible for following all local laws, building codes, and regulations when making real estate decisions.


Bottom line:


  • Don’t skip a professional inspection.
  • Don’t do electrical or plumbing work unless you’re qualified.



We’ve done our best to make this course accurate, practical, and up to date—but the real world changes fast. Use your judgment. Do your homework. And when in doubt, call in a pro.



What You’ll Walk Away 🧠🔧 With:

  • Identify structural and surface-level issues in driveways, roofs, siding, and foundations with confidence.

  • Evaluate roof health by recognizing signs like blistering, curling, cracking, and granule loss.

  • Diagnose exterior drainage problems through grading analysis, gutter inspection, and downspout assessment.

  • Spot common window, door, and siding deficiencies that lead to energy loss and water intrusion.

  • Inspect plumbing systems, including DWV setups, for signs of blockages, poor venting, and leaks.

  • Troubleshoot furnace, water heater, and electrical malfunctions using symptom-based diagnosis.

  • Understand how a home is built from the ground up, including framing, utilities, and finishing stages.

  • Recognize early warning signs of interior damage, such as ceiling stains, cracked walls, and warped floors.

  • Apply seasonal and year-round maintenance techniques to protect all major home systems.

  • Use downloadable tools and checklists to perform thorough inspections and track repairs over time.

🎯 Ready to Take Control of Your Property? Includes Life Time Access

Stop guessing and start inspecting with confidence. Whether you're buying your first home, managing multiple properties, or just want to avoid costly surprises—this course gives you the edge.

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