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TREC Real Estate Inspections Flashcards

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  1. Under TREC Standards of Practice, how must an inspector report a component that cannot be inspected?

    Answer: Mark it as 'Not Inspected' and provide a reason

    TREC requires inspectors to note any component that was not inspected, along with the reason it could not be inspected, on the official report.

  2. A Texas real estate inspector is inspecting a home with a pool. Which of the following must they inspect?

    Answer: Underwater pool lights and GFCI protection

    TREC Standards of Practice require inspection of pool equipment including underwater lights, bonding, and GFCI protection for safety.

  3. What is the primary purpose of the TREC Standards of Practice for inspectors?

    Answer: To establish minimum inspection procedures and reporting requirements

    The Standards of Practice define the minimum scope of inspection and reporting requirements to ensure consistent, consumer-protective inspections statewide.

  4. An inspector discovers a potentially hazardous condition during a routine inspection. What must they do?

    Answer: Note it on the report and recommend evaluation by a specialist if necessary

    Inspectors must report hazardous conditions on the inspection report and may recommend further evaluation by a qualified specialist.

  5. Under TREC rules, may an inspector recommend specific contractors to repair deficiencies they found?

    Answer: No, unless the inspector has no financial interest in the contractor

    Inspectors may suggest contractors only if they have no financial interest in recommending them, to preserve impartiality and avoid conflicts of interest.

  6. What action can TREC take against an inspector who violates the Standards of Practice?

    Answer: Suspend or revoke the inspector's license and impose fines

    TREC has the authority to suspend or revoke an inspector's license and impose administrative penalties for violations of the Standards of Practice.