42-hr Self-Paced Online Renewal Package
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2022-2023 7-hour National USPAP Update Course
7 Hours
7 Hours
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Elective
Appraisal of Industrial and Flex Buildings
7 Hours
7 Hours
This advanced level course is geared toward commercial appraisers.
Online
Elective
Green Building Concepts for Appraisers
7 Hours
7 Hours
Online
Elective
Land and Site Valuation
7 Hours
7 Hours
Online
Elective
Residential Property Inspection for Appraisers
7 Hours
7 Hours
Online
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Elective
Residential Property Measurement and ANSI Z765
4 Hours
4 Hours
Online
Elective
Best Practices for Completing Bifurcated and Hybrid Appraisals
3 Hours
3 Hours
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This is the 7-Hour National Uniform Standards of Professional Appraisal Practice (USPAP) Update Course, as developed by The Appraisal Foundation (Foundation). The course focuses on how to use the USPAP publication to help solve appraisal issues that affect daily appraisal practice.
Welcome to the Appraising Industrial and Flex Buildings course presented by McKissock Learning.
This course examines, reviews, and explains the important aspects of appraising single and multi-tenant income producing industrial/manufacturing/warehouse/storage/distribution buildings (herein after “industrial buildings”) and multi-tenant flex style office/industrial buildings (herein after “flex style buildings”).
This online course also contains visual content and links to web sites you can contact for additional information on different components.
This is a self-paced online course. You may complete it when and where you choose. You may complete it in all one sitting, if you wish, or you can complete it in bits and pieces at your convenience. There will be quizzes along the way that you must complete in order to advance to the next section. At the end of the course, there will be a comprehensive online final examination.
This course examines, reviews, and explains the important aspects of appraising single and multi-tenant income producing industrial/manufacturing/warehouse/storage/distribution buildings (herein after “industrial buildings”) and multi-tenant flex style office/industrial buildings (herein after “flex style buildings”).
This online course also contains visual content and links to web sites you can contact for additional information on different components.
This is a self-paced online course. You may complete it when and where you choose. You may complete it in all one sitting, if you wish, or you can complete it in bits and pieces at your convenience. There will be quizzes along the way that you must complete in order to advance to the next section. At the end of the course, there will be a comprehensive online final examination.
After
completing this course, students will be able to:
• Differentiate between industrial and flex buildings
• Identify the information an appraiser needs to obtain to be able to best analyze and appraise an industrial or flex style building
• Develop a detailed expense analysis of an income-producing industrial building or multi-tenant flex style building
• Convert an estimate(s) of annual net operating income (NOI) into an estimate of value
This course will give you an understanding of green residential construction methods as they apply to appraisal assignments. The course focuses on the most relevant principles, methods and products, providing a foundation for your knowledge of green construction and valuation.
Uncover the unique factors that appraisers must take into consideration in land and site valuations.
COURSE HIGHLIGHTS:
COURSE HIGHLIGHTS:
- Gain an understanding on how to compute the area of simple lots and calculate adjustments based on paired data analysis
- Discover the physical, governmental, legal, economic, and social forces that impact valuation of land and site
- Learn how to calculate site value using Extraction Method, Allocation Method, Subdivision Development Method, Land Residual Method, and Ground Rent Capitalization Method
Designed for both new and experienced appraisers, this course will equip you with a thorough knowledge of how to inspect a residential property.
COURSE HIGHLIGHTS:
COURSE HIGHLIGHTS:
- Explore site and exterior of improvements
- Gain tips on interior inspection
- Improve your measuring skills
- Get insights on how to report the inspection
- Audio and video included in course
This course will cover best practices for measuring residential dwellings and will focus primarily on the ANSI Z765-2021 Standard, which is the only nationwide standard for measuring properties that has been adopted by state appraisal regulatory agencies. The course will also address guidelines and requirements for measuring GLA and GBA established by other entities, such as HUD/FHA.
This course addresses the numerous factors that an appraiser should consider when it comes to accepting and completing hybrid, bifurcated, and desktop appraisal assignments. Beginning in March 2022, desktop appraisals will be available for some mortgage loans. This course has been updated with Fannie Mae's and Freddie Mac's guidelines on how to complete the 1004 desktop/70D appraisal form . Complying with USPAP, mitigating risk, understanding the intended use, identifying the relevant characteristics, and verifying data from secondary sources, are just some of the considerations that are examined in this course. In addition, practical application examples and illustrations are plentiful in this course.
Course Learning Objectives
At the conclusion of this course, participants will be able to:
• Recognize the potential future use and limitations of hybrid or bifurcated appraisals.
• Summarize how the Uniform Standards of Professional Appraisal Practice relates to hybrid, bifurcated, and desktop appraisal assignments
• Evaluate the reliability of a data source by using various sources and processes.
• Explain the appraiser’s responsibilities for relying on work done by appraisers or others.
Course Learning Objectives
At the conclusion of this course, participants will be able to:
• Recognize the potential future use and limitations of hybrid or bifurcated appraisals.
• Summarize how the Uniform Standards of Professional Appraisal Practice relates to hybrid, bifurcated, and desktop appraisal assignments
• Evaluate the reliability of a data source by using various sources and processes.
• Explain the appraiser’s responsibilities for relying on work done by appraisers or others.