Order Direct - No Fee Markups IRS, Estates, Trusts, DOD, Gift Tax
www.OCcommercial.net
Need a Residential Appraisal? Call 310-922-4139 to schedule.
www.silveracerealty.com
2-Day Turnaround on all appraisals Accurate Appraisals/timely service
www.TcAppraisal.net
24 hours or less Turnaround Appraisals in Chicago region
ChicagoAppraisals.com
NJ firm with national clientele. Welsh Chester Galiney Matone Inc.
www.wcgm.com
50 States, 48-72 hr turn time Licensed/Insured Local Appraisers
www.AppraiserLoft.com
Expert Estate Appraisals for Colorado. Call Us to Do it Right.
CoAppraisalsInc.com/Estates
Commercial Appraisals Nationwide Experts in Real Estate Valuation
www.gillgroup.com
Free online values..Member BBB Professional/Efficient.US coverage
www.SunPointAppraisals.com
Provides the licensure and education of real estate appraisers.
www.appraisal.state.az.us
Information about the Federal oversight system regarding licensed or certified real estate appraisers.
www.asc.gov
Approves and issues licenses and certifications, maintains education records, and receives and processes complaints.
www.bre.state.il.us
Licenses and regulates certified and licensed real estate appraisers and registered appraiser assistants in Oregon.
www.cbs.state.or.us
Responsibilities include the licensure and regulation of real estate appraisers in the State of Michigan.
www.cis.state.mi.us
Responsible for licensing Ohio’s real estate brokers and salespeople, real estate appraisers, foreign real estate dealers and salespeople.
www.com.state.oh.us
Provides public protection in the real estate marketplace through the education and licensure of real estate brokers, sales agents and appraisers.
www.commerce.state.ut.us
Provides access to all licensing and permitting activities across Connecticut State government.
www.ct-clic.com
Adopts regulations to carry out the laws governing the real estate appraisal practice in Alaska.
www.dced.state.ak.us
Enforces the ethical conduct of licensed and certified appraisers through enforcement of the Uniform Standards of Professional Appraisal Practice.
www.dllr.state.md.us
Provides regulations and licensure concerning real estate appraisers.
www.dora.state.co.us
Regulates the certification of real estate appraisers and assessors in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.
www.dos.state.pa.us
Responsible for the regulation and license of real estate appraisers.
www.ecodev.state.mo.us
Licenses and qualifies professional appraisers.
www.magnet.state.ma.us
Provides industry regulation and licensure to real estate appraisers in the State of California.
www.orea.ca.gov
Maintains a system of licensing and regulating real estate appraisers that is in compliance with federal guidelines.
www.state.ar.us
Oversees the licensing and registration of appraisers in the State of Maine.
www.state.me.us
Licenses companies and individuals in the real estate profession in the State of Minnesota.
www.state.mn.us
The mission of the Board is to maintain certification of all New Hampshire qualified appraisers who pass a uniform test for the type of licensure or certification requested.
www.state.nh.us
The division administers and enforces real estate and appraisal license laws and the sale of land, time share, and campground memberships.
www.state.nv.us
Provides education, license and regulatory information specific to real estate appraisers.
www.state.sd.us
Regulates individuals and firms who estimate the value of real estate.
www.state.va.us
Regulates and licenses real estate professionals, as well as educates the public.
realestate.state.wy.us
Assigned to license, certify and regulate real estate appraisers in Texas under state and federal laws.
www.talcb.state.tx.us
Provides licensure and regulation of real estate appraisers.
www.wa.gov
Order Direct - No Fee Markups IRS, Estates, Trusts, DOD, Gift Tax
www.OCcommercial.net
Need a Residential Appraisal? Call 310-922-4139 to schedule.
www.silveracerealty.com
Guide to State Appraisal Boards
Prepare for a future in real estate using state appraisal boards
In addition to contacting your state appraisers board, look to the following:
1. State board of appraisers in any state in which you might conduct business
2. Appraisal foundations and forums for information about state appraisal boards
3. Educational resources by state appraisers board
Action Steps
The best contacts and resources to help you get it done
Find links to state boards for appraisers through appraiser search websites
The first step to a future in real estate appraising is to contact your state boards for appraisers. You'll need to know test dates, covered topics, what kind of classes you need to complete and what kind of documents you'll need for test day. Appraisal referral services can provide you with a link to your state's appraisal board as well as other resources to help you in you goal to a future in real estate.
I recommend:
Look for property appraisal board by state through Appraisersdotcom. The site can also provide you with links to appraisal agencies and organizations. AppraiserUSA.com also provides a direct link to each state's site.
Consult authorized foundations and forums for state boards for property appraisal standards
State boards for property appraisal can get you the right applications and testing procedures but you should look for additional sources for extra accolades. You may earn a license but it also looks good to clients when you have more recognition than a license only. These boards have strict qualification standards and can help you stay on top of new laws and acts relating to property appraisal.
I recommend:
The Appraisal Foundation and AppraisersForum both provide additional resources and information to your state board for property appraisal.
Find educational resources to satisfy state boards for property appraisers requirements
State boards for property appraisers require different classes or courses for licensing. You can find educational materials on CD-ROM and in book form, as well as listings for traditional classroom training online. You should always ask if their classes are approved by your state's board and are certified by the International Distance Education Certification Center (IDECC).
I recommend:
ActWebServices offers CD-ROM courses as well as exam preps. Dave Shoemaker's School answers frequently asked questions from those considering a career as a property appraiser.
Tips & Tactics
Helpful advice for making the most of this Guide- If you already have a real estate license, you'll eventually need to complete some sort of continuing education. Information about state appraisal boards and their continuing education requirements is available from the property appraisal boards, by state.
