Real Estate Appraisal Certification

Real Estate Appraisal Certification - New 2008 Requirements

Real Estate Appraisal Certification- Course Overview

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Real estate is a major—and pivotal—facet of our economy. Whenever real estate is sold, mortgaged, taxed, insured or developed, having an opinion of value is an essential component of the transaction. Without an informed and objective appraisal, a real estate transaction can fall apart at the seams. Real estate appraisers are problem solvers. They assemble and analyze hundreds of facts and statistics on property characteristics and market patterns to arrive at an unbiased opinion of value for their clients. Each appraisal assignment challenges the appraiser’s ability to put analytical skills into practice, exercise sound judgment, and communicate effectively with people.

The purpose of the course is to acquaint the student with the fundamental concepts associated with the appraisal
of real estate. The student will learn the role of the real estate appraiser; the licensing and regulatory requirements in developing and reporting a real estate appraisal; factors influencing property value; and the valuation methods used by an appraiser in providing an opinion of property value. During the class, the student will prepare a sample URAR appraisal report using the three approaches to value with information contained in the textbook and on slides within the instructor's PowerPoint presentation. The successful completion of the course and final exam will earn the student 75 hours of primary education credit toward the Idaho Appraisal Trainee Licensure requirements.

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