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2008 Exam Preparation Seminar |
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New course for 2008.
Three day seminar to prepare students to pass the 2008 licensing & certification exams.
Review appraisal principals, review problem solving techniques & participate
in a practice examination for your level.
22.5 hrs. L/R/S |
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Basic
Appraisal Principles |
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New course written for the 2008 qualifying
education.
This basic appraisal course provides an overview of real property
concepts & characteristics, legal considerations, value influences,
real estate finance, types of value, economic principles, real estate
markets & ethics in appraisal.
30 hrs. T/L/R/G |
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Basic
Appraisal Procedures |
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New course written for the 2008 qualifying
education.
An overview of real estate appraisal approaches to value, valuation
procedures, property description, residential applications, commercial
applications, construction, home appraisal & appraisal math.
30 hrs.
T/L/R/G |
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Residential Report Writing - |
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Effective communication using the FannieMae forms & their
USPAP requirements.
15 hrs. L/R/G |
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Uniform Standards of Professional Appraisal Practice (USPAP) |
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The National USPAP Course. 15 hrs for novice
appraisers &
7 hrs for experienced appraisers. L/R/G |
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Statistics Modeling & Finance |
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New course written for the 2008 qualifying
education.
Provides students both a theory and practice of statistics, real
estate finance, & valuation modeling for today's certified residential
appraiser. This course includes basic statistical principles and common
terms of financing
15 hrs. CE/L/R/G |
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Market Analysis & Highest and Best Use |
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New course for 2008.
Identifying & analyzing market forces affecting buyers' & sellers'
behavior is a key to understanding & reporting values. This course
gives the appraiser the tools to properly collect & analyze market
data. Text is AQB approved for qualifying education.
15 hrs. CE/L/R/G |
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Residential Site Valuation & Cost Approach |
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New course for 2008.
This course will give students valuable insight and a working knowledge of
the various theories and methodologies for residential site values and the
cost approach in everyday appraisal work.
15 hrs. T/L/R/G/CE |
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Advanced Residential Applications & Case Studies (ARACS) |
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New course for 2008.
Focuses on complex properties that include valuing unique and high end
residential dwellings with substantial, and sometimes unique accessory
structures & amenities. Makes strong use of case studies for discussion,
analysis, & problem solving. 15 hrs. L/R/G/CE |
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Residential Sales Comparison & Income Approaches |
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New course for 2008.
Gain a basic understanding and knowledge of the residential sales comparison
and income approaches. Includes valuation principles and procedures
applicable to both approaches.
30 hrs. L/R/G/CE |
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Mastering Unique & Complex Property Appraisals |
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New course for 2008.
Includes the appraisal of:
- Mixed Use
- Unusual
- Income producing
- One-of-a-kind
- Historical use
- Rural Specialties Properties
Includes significant case study work.
20 hrs. L/R/CE |
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Applicability:
T=Trainee level G=General
Certified
L=License level CE=Continuing Education
R=Residential Certified
S=Seminar (terminal credits only)
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Course materials provided through Hondros
Learning & Appraisal Foundation
To preview Hondros textbooks
click here.
To preview AQB educational requirements
click here. |