Jeff H.
Lost $800 with this company …
Shouldn't take someone's $800.00 because they could not complete your course on a time frame... There's no right way to do the wrong thing, but I applaud your efforts !!! If you can sleep at night with that justification, then so will I !!! The Lord gives and HE will take away from those like yourself !!!
Response from American Home Inspectors TrainingApr 20, 2026
We understand why this can feel frustrating, and we want to clarify how education timelines work—even in an online format. Enrollment in professional education is not an open‑ended purchase. Whether a course is taken in person or online, it is tied to regulatory requirements, defined timeframes, and active participation. When a student enrolls, they are purchasing access to an educational program for a specific period of time, not an unlimited or lifetime course. For licensing education, timelines are set by the governing authority—not by individual providers. All approved schools are required to follow these same rules, which include start‑by and completion deadlines. These requirements exist to ensure that the education remains current, relevant, and compliant with licensing standards. Online education offers flexibility in when and where students complete their coursework, but it still follows the same rules as traditional education. Just as a live class or semester‑based course cannot be completed years later, online courses must also be completed within the required timeframe. While we understand this may not have been the outcome you were hoping for, these policies are applied consistently across the industry and are in place to protect the integrity of licensed education.