THE PROPERTY INSPECTION FRANCHISE ALTERNATIVE! A WEBINAR

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THINKING OF STARTING A PROFESSIONAL PROPERTY COMPLIANCE SERVICES PRACTICE?

We’re looking to train more inspectors and help run a profitable property compliance business. Our comprehensive start-up system has accessible entry points starting from just R13900-00* making it easy for you to get started and be a successful inspector quickly.

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A professional property inspection business offers a lucrative opportunity in South Africa, with potential for high income and low startup costs. The property compliance service industry is seen as ideal for entrepreneurs due to growth prospects and the need for personalized service. Key players like PPI (Professional Property Inspectors) offer accreditation and support for those looking to enter this field.

Here's a more detailed look at the opportunity:

1. Growing Market:

Property compliance is a rapidly growing field in South Africa, following trends seen in North America.

Both buyers and sellers are increasingly recognizing the value of inspections.

Inspections help buyers assess property condition and sellers address potential issues before listing.

2. Low Startup Costs:

Compared to other business startups, property inspection can be relatively low-cost.

For example, PPI offers opportunities for independent affiliates starting from R13900-00.

Some options, like those with PPI, involve online learning, further reducing costs.

3. Support and Accreditation:

Companies like PPI provide accreditation and support for new inspectors.

This includes training, marketing assistance, and access to systems for generating leads and income.

Non Franchise opportunities, like those offered byPPI, provide comprehensive support and a proven roadmap for success.

4. Income Potential:

Property inspection can be a high-income business.

PPI affiliates, for example, are shown examples of achieving a baseline minimum income of *R50K per month.

Salaries for property inspectors in South Africa vary, with entry-level positions starting around R180,000 per year and experienced inspectors potentially earning up to R3,744,000 per year.

There is no limit to the earning potential as an independent affiliate.

5. Services Offered:

Property inspectors assess the condition of buildings, providing detailed reports for buyers, sellers, and insurers.

They may also be involved in assessing compliance with regulations, such as those related to electrical, gas, plumbing, and beetle-free certificates.

Some companies offer services related to sustainability and environmental regulations.

In conclusion: Becoming a professional property inspector offers a viable business opportunity with strong growth potential, reasonable startup costs, and the chance to earn a substantial income. Choosing the right training program and business model can be key to success.

Book your ticket at Quicket for the informational webinar on Thursday evening, 26 June 2025 at 19h00.