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School: California State University Fullerton
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Basic Appraisal Principles
Course Format: Classroom
The procedures used by real estate appraisers is emphasized by studying valuation procedures and learning how to produce detailed property descriptions which emphasize geographic and geological features of the land and site to be appraised. Participants will gain an understanding of how to appraise the value of property improvements to reinforce appraiser skills in this area.
 

Legal and Financial Aspects of Fund Raising
Course Format: Classroom
Nonprofit organizations face unique challenges in generating resources to fund their operations. In contrast with the business world, nonprofit organizations generally have to rely on private fundraising for a substantial portion of their operating revenues. An organization’s fundraising efforts such as unrestricted/restricted gifts, pledges, trusts, grants, special tax requirements and fi...
 

Goal Setting and Performance Appraisals
Course Format: Classroom
Learn to set goals and manage by objectives. The class will focus on the tools and rules for achieving a good appraisal, and how to conduct effective appraisal interviews.
 

School: Bellevue Community College
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Appraisal of Residential Property
Course Format: Classroom
Students acquire a working knowledge of the procedures and techniques required to estimate the value of single-family residences by using the market data approach to appraising. This is the second course in the appraiser certification series.
 

Real Estate Appraisal
Course Format: Classroom
An introductory course required for appraiser licensing and certification. Provides the foundation necessary to progress through increasingly complex course work. Real estate professionals learn basic understanding of appraising and appraisal methods.
 

School: Kaplan Professional Schools
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Appraisal Exam Prep (Certificate)
Course Format: Classroom
Make sure you have no surprises on test day with this brand-new 2-day class! Our expert instructors will help you solidify your understanding of appraisal principles and give you test-taking tips, tactics, and hundreds of sample questions to prepare you for success on the exam. You may also choose to take this course home study.
 

Certified Residential License
Course Format: Classroom
To become a Certified Residential Appraiser, you must complete 200 hours of state-approved education, attain 2,500 hours of real estate appraisal experience in a minimum of 30 months, and have an Associate’s Degree* prior to sitting for the California Certified Residential Appraiser exam. Kaplan Professional Schools offers several professional courses and our Exam Prep course to assist you...
 

Statistics, Modeling & Finance
Course Format: Classroom
This course provides students with a wealth of information on statistics, modeling, economics, and finance. Learn to define and understand statistics, including the difference between population and sample; identifying different sampling techniques; how to calculate the mean, median and mode, while understanding outliers and measuring variability and standard deviation. You will also become fam...
 

USPAP-7-Hour (Annual Update) National Uniform Standards of Professional Appraisal Practice
Course Format: Classroom
Make sure you are always current with the latest laws and regulations related to the appraisal industry. This National USPAP Update course is taught by a National USPAP Certified Instructor and is revised annually to make sure that you are up-to-date and compliant with the OREA at all times. This course satisfies your entire biennial 7-hour USPAP requirement.
 

Residential Report Writing and Case Studies
Course Format: Classroom
The concepts behind appraisal reporting, argument, reconciliation, and the reasoning behind these concepts in an appraisal, are covered. In addition, basic report writing fundamentals such as grammar, composition, and essay writing are taught. These skills are important to effective communications as well as necessary to writing a powerful, accurate, and persuasive appraisal report. After these...
 

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