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What's Changing In Our Industry

Feb 21, 202443 minTranscript available on Metacast
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Episode description

Learn where the inspection industry is headed and what needs to change with our guest, Nathan Thornberry. From his teenage house-flipping ventures to navigating the choppy waters of today's industry, Nathan's wealth of experience offers a treasure trove of insights for anyone with a stake in property. As the real estate seas grow turbulent with rising interest rates and shrinking inventories, we dissect the decline in inspection volumes and the strategic evolution from solo operations to larger multi-inspector firms. 

Tune in for an episode on overcoming the industry's challenges—a must-listen for home inspectors and others looking to broaden their horizons. We compare the resilience of diversified businesses like McDonald's to the adaptability required in the home inspection sphere, as inspectors cast wider nets with ancillary services. The conversation reveals how such innovation can not just buffer against economic downturns but also position businesses at the forefront of the industry, even as the floodgates open for new entrants.

As we wrap up our dialogue with Nathan, we scrutinize the effects of foreclosures on the industry's pulse, reflecting on the 2008 financial crisis and the distinctive market dynamics of homestead states. This episode peels back the layers of market complexities, offering a glimpse into the cyclical nature of real estate and the potential for a resurgence in the home inspection sector. For professionals eager to understand and harness the ebbs and flows of the market, this episode is an invaluable compass.

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