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Bola Akinsanya, MPH
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Good information here for Carriers and Owner Operators
D.O.T Inspection Officer With 25 Years Exp Exposes The Truth To What Inspection Stations Look For😬🤯 https://www.youtube.com/
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This is the last day of CVSA’s International Roadcheck.When a vehicle successfully passes a Level I or V Inspection without any critical vehicle inspection item violations, an inspector may apply aCVSA decalto the vehicle or combination of vehicles. A valid CVSA decal signals the vehicle has passed inspection within the past three months. Generally, vehicles displaying a valid CVSA decal won’t be re-inspected; however, nothing preventsre-inspectionof a vehicle bearing a valid CVSA decal.If an inspector identifies driver and/or vehicle out-of-service violations, as outlined in theNorth American Standard Out-of-Service Criteria, the vehicle and/or driver will be restricted from operating until all out-of-service violations have been properly addressed.Each year, International Roadcheck places special emphasis on a category of violations to spotlight certain aspects of the inspection process. This year, the focus is ontractor protection systems and alcohol and controlled substance possession/use.
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Eric Feifer
Realtor at Keller Williams Real Estate
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Honored to share this testimonial from a Home Inspector: 'I've worked with Eric as both the Listing Agent and the Seller's Agent. Every time, he has represented his clients with respect and professionalism. Eric truly works hard for his clients. #Testimonial #RealEstateProfessional #ClientLove #ClientReview #RealEstateSuccess #ClientTestimonial #RealEstateSuccess #ClientTestimonial #Whenexperiencematters #TestimonialThursday
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Fred Metzler INF, AMO ,US
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GHC Local cost analysis. Not knowing all the perimeters of the job I can only guesstimateIm thinking the job paid around 4800. Travel about 100 miles round trip x 2 days 9200 lbs pack load deliver500 in material 1700 in labor 2 guys 1 driver pack day.3 guys one driver load & deliver day. (Can it be done in one day ? Does shipper want delivery same day ? )200 in fuel 200.00 oper cost x 2 days2800 to do the job is my guesstimate . 2000 to agent What if …..(NOT included is additional day labor. Storage if shipper can’t take delivery same day . Authorized or ate by agent ? 3 rd day fuel or 3 rd day labor ) 3rd day crew cost 3 guys one driver 900.00 + 100 in fuel = 1000 claim liability thru the roof ! 1000 to the agent
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Heba Rayan
Realtor at Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage Lic #01722870
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Should I get an inspection done?Why do I have to do the inspections up front as a home seller, isn't this a buyer's cost?This is a question I get all the time from my clients, my home sellers.My answer to this question is yes, absolutely yes, you have to get the inspections before your house goes on the market, and why is that?Hi,My name is Heba Rayan, I'm a realtor with Coldwell Banker in Danville in the East Bay.And, I will tell you now why do you have to get the inspections done up front as a home seller. You have to do a lot of disclosures and having the inspections done up front is a great thing to do to be part of your disclosures, also you don't want any surprises during escrow. You don't want unexpected cost to you, you want to know exactly how much you would net before you even list your house for sale. So let's have two scenarios we're going to talk about two scenarios, the first one is if you did not do the inspections and the second one if you did do the inspections. let's talk about the inspections that I recommend that you do before you list your house so normally I recommend that you do home, termite, roof inspection, and pool inspection if there is a pool in the house. When I get my listings ready for sale, I prepare a disclosure package and in the open house when I see interested buyers I do send them this disclosure package from day one. So they read it they take time to investigate more, and they of course can find out if they can afford this or not right?So, you're gonna get a great great offer from a buyer that is very well informed about the condition of the house, and when you get this from the buyer this is a solid buyer who wants the house with the condition it is right now. Doing the inspections upfront saves you from surprises and unexpected costs and makes the escrow go much faster and much smoother. From my work history every time which I do all the time have all the inspections done before putting the house on the market we always close on time, the seller makes the money they expected to make, and the buyer was very happy with their purchase. It's a win-win situation the seller knows up front what's going on with their house the buyer knows that the seller is being transparent. And, everybody goes into escrow knowing what's going on going into escrow. Knowing what's going on with the house is much better than going into escrow not knowing anything and start finding things during escrow, makes it great for a smooth and short close of escrow. If you would like to learn more about how to get your house ready for the market, please feel free to contact me my name is Heba Rayan I'm a realtor with Coldwell Banker in Danville.Thank you very much!#DanvilleCA#DublinCA#LafayetteCA#Eastbayarea
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The Law Firm for Truck Safety
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You may know The Law Firm for Truck Safety has more NBTA board-certified truck accident attorneys than any other firm in the nation, but can you name them all?Comment below with your answers. We'll reveal the answers later today. Bonus if you know which ones have CDLs, too!
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Truth Be Told Inspections
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🏠📈🔎 Get ahead of the curve with a pre-listing inspection from Truth Be Told Inspections. Address issues before they become negotiation points. Start now at https://lnkd.in/gqxjukQN #PreListingInspection #SellWithConfidence #TruthBeToldInspections
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Rebecca Pillon Hash~ Safelite Regional Agency Manager WA OR
Providing education and consultation for insurance professionals on the Safelite AdVantage TM
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Go to Safelite For Agents to learn more about our recailbration services and register for complimentary online CE courses courtesy of Safelite✅️Now that's a Safelite AdVantage™️✅️#safelite #autoglass #continuingeducation #insuranceagents #insurance #insuranceprofessionals
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Understanding Recalibration | Safelite For Agents safeliteforagents.comRecalibration is here to stay. In fact, 60 million vehicles in the U.S. have advanced safety systems. Helping your policyholder understand recalibration arms them with the knowledge they need when windshield damage happens. Read part one of our three-part series and learn about recalibration basics: https://safl.it/3sYIKCE
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