u/Flashy_Speaker8294

I'm a 25M from Central Wisconsin. I'm a Green Bay Packer fan first and forever and always have been. Since 2014-2015 I always love the history of the Jags and supported them while they had Blake Bortles, and now I watch every game with Josh Allen, Trevor Lawrence, Parker Washington, Brain Thomas, Brenton Strange etc. I consider Jacksonville my second team and they are special to me because the Jags first summer training camp was held in my hometown of Stevens Point, WI, so they have that connection to Central Wisconsin and Stevens Point.

Even though their experience in Stevens Point was "interesting" they said it was a extremely hot summer up here, I wish they would come back. You can find some Jags fan here or at least their second favorite team (we are of course all cheese heads up here) but from there time in Stevens Point back in 1995 I believe they still left a positive impact even due to a not so best circumstance.

Hello, I am 25 years old (M) and I've been studying on and off for my NHIE exam. I finished the AHIT course back in June, but I feel like I have forgotten so much. I keep postponing the exam and I keep getting frustrated and putting off studying since I feel like I wouldn't pass it my first try, and I would be throwing $225 down the drain. I work 3 jobs (M-F FT Manufacturing) (PT- Retail coffee after my FT job/ weekends) (PT- Trucking company non CDL driver after FT job) while balancing life and time for family and friends, but I am very determined to become a home inspector, the only and obvious road block is the NHIE.

I don't have years of trades experience, barely any compared to some you could say, I have a little extra knowledge of roofing since I work for a roofing company as a salesman/ Rep for over a year.

I want to know who has a good study guide and tips to pass the exam. I scored a 66% the first time I took the AHIT practice exam and I haven't taken it since July.

Any advice would help, I am aware that putting it off wasn't smart but I was just glad to finish the course. My notes aren't the best and towards the end I didn't take many. I do have a few flash cards but that won't do much (50 flash cards).

This is something I want to do as a career and committed to, but I tend to start and forget hobbies and things I want to do, but I have committed to finishing, showing up to the live class, and I still want to be a home inspector. I have a passion for it and a passion to learn, this is my only road block.

Thank you for all of the feedback in advance.