North Dakota Appraisal Continuing Education & License Renewal
Whether you're just getting started or are a seasoned appraiser, McKissock has you covered with high-quality North Dakota appraisal continuing education and North Dakota license renewal courses, industry expertise and convenience. Our convenient online North Dakota appraisal classes are written by top-quality instructors to reflect North Dakota’s most recent appraisal practices.
North Dakota Appraisal Licensing Education Packages
Save up to 20% on North Dakota Appraisal Continuing Education & License Renewal and appraisal license renewal packages created just for you. Select North Dakota appraisal packages based on the hours you need and the topics that interest you.
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- 12 month access length*
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- Includes 100+ courses
- Additional state completion certificates included
- Pro-Series webinars
- Content library
- Appraisal community
- Partner discounts
*This is an auto-renew membership. Two-year commitment is required at the time of initial purchase.
28-Hour Residential Appraiser Renewal Package
$519.99
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28-Hr Commercial Appraiser Renewal Package
$519.99
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21-hr Residential Appraiser Elective Package
$339.99
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21-hr Commercial Appraiser Elective Package
$339.99
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14-hr Residential Appraiser Package with USPAP
$299.99
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14-hr Commercial Appraiser Package w/USPAP
$299.99
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Appraisal Unlimited Learning Membership Premium
- All required hours
- 12 month access length*
- Online classes
- Live classes
- Live CE webinars
- Includes 100+ courses
- Additional state completion certificates included
- Pro-Series webinars
- Content library
- Appraisal community
- Partner discounts
*This is an auto-renew membership. Two-year commitment is required at the time of initial purchase.
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Appraisal Unlimited Learning Membership Premium
Unlimited Learning Membership Premium - Activation Fee and Annual Payment.
Payment #1 - 06/21/2020
$399
Payment #2 - 06/21/2021
$399
2018-2019 7-Hour National USPAP Update Course
Get up to speed on the latest edition of USPAP with The Appraisal Foundation’s official online course. This course will cover all the revisions in the 2018-2019 version of the National USPAP Update course plus it will help you apply the requirements of USPAP in situations that occur during your day-to-day work.
COURSE HIGHLIGHTS:
- Gain fluency and mastery in USPAP concepts and applications
- Go in-depth on the issues that affect your daily appraisal practice
- Learn through the use of peer-polls, quizzes, course video and downloadable aids
Complex Properties: The Odd Side of Appraisal
Explore the different types of appraisal techniques and creative methods needed to appraise complex and non-conforming properties.
COURSE HIGHLIGHTS:
COURSE HIGHLIGHTS:
- Examine several different appraisal techniques and learn how creativity (e.g., use of non-traditional appraisal techniques) can be employed to solve appraisal problems
- Review complex residential properties (i.e. 1- to 4-unit residential properties); learn how the techniques also apply to the appraisal of non-residential properties
- Course designed for novice and experienced appraisers
Appraisal of REO and Foreclosure Properties
Gain a greater understanding of the lending and foreclosure processes leading to properties becoming real estate owned (REO), and the roles and responsibilities of valuation professionals in this process.
COURSE HIGHLIGHTS:
COURSE HIGHLIGHTS:
- Explore the development of the traditional approaches for residential appraisals, with emphasis on the challenges associated with REO and foreclosure properties
- Examine an appropriate scope of work for an REO appraisal
- Gain insights on the concepts of cost to repair and cost to cure, along with data sources to support cost estimates
That's a Violation
With disciplinary cases against appraisers on the rise, this course will walk you through violations and offer ideas on how to avoid them in your appraisals.
COURSE HIGHLIGHTS:
COURSE HIGHLIGHTS:
- Walk through violations prosecuted by state appraisal enforcement agencies and their associated sanctions
- Go in-depth with the applicability of USPAP and examples of significant willful violations and minor errors that affect the credibility of assignment results
- Review The Appraisal Foundation’s Voluntary Disciplinary Action Matrix and apply it to real-life case studies
Supporting Your Adjustments: Methods for Residential Appraisers
Whether your sales and rental data is plentiful or scarce, this course will uncover methods to strengthen your appraisal quality through supporting your adjustments.
COURSE HIGHLIGHTS:
COURSE HIGHLIGHTS:
- Examine the appropriate methodologies to develop and support adjustments using the Sales Comparison approach
- Learn the proper sequence of adjustments
- Discover the numerous methods of developing gross living area, bedroom, and bathroom adjustments
- Improve your income capitalization skills to develop and support adjustments
- Get insights on developing market-based adjustments for changing market conditions over time, builder upgrades, sales concessions, basements finishes, outbuildings, accessory dwelling units, and view amenities
- Audio and video included in course
28-Hour Residential Appraiser Renewal Package
28-Hour Residential Appraiser Renewal Package
2018-2019 7-hour USPAP Update Course for Non-Residential Real Property
The 7-Hour National Uniform Standards of Professional Appraisal Practice (USPAP) Update Course, as developed by The Appraisal Foundation, focuses on changes to USPAP for 2018-19 and on appraisal issues that affect daily appraisal practice. It is unique in that the Course is developed by The Appraisal Foundation and is revised on a periodic basis to stay current with the latest edition of USPAP. In this course, The Appraisal Foundation intends to:
- Present and explain the new revisions to USPAP adopted in 2017 and effective from January 1, 2018 through December 31, 2019
- Present the current changes to USPAP in a variety of scenarios
- Present scenarios that challenge participants to interpret and apply USPAP to situations they encounter in their daily practice
The Basics of Expert Witness for Commercial Appraisers
Gain the skills and insights needed for effective appraisal litigation.
COURSE HIGHLIGHTS:
COURSE HIGHLIGHTS:
- Explore opportunities available in litigation support assignments
- Discover what’s needed to provide a work product and testimony
- Examine the structure of a civil trial, the rules of evidence, USPAP requirements, and the mechanics of a civil trial
Basic Hotel Appraising - Limited Service Hotels
Leverage your sales comparison approach and income approach knowledge to capitalize on limited-service hotel appraisals.
COURSE HIGHLIGHTS:
COURSE HIGHLIGHTS:
- Gain a solid foundation in the hotel market and the factors that influence supply and demand
- Use the sales comparison approach to uncover how some adjustments are unique or adapted to hotels
- Use the income approach to understand the estimation of income, expenses and capital expenditures specific to limited-service hotels
- Learn how to apply the income approach to both stabilized and un-stabilized limited-service hotels as well as those requiring renovation
Advanced Hotel Appraising - Full Service Hotels
Learn how to apply the most effective valuation methods to full-service hotels and build on your knowledge of hotel operations.
COURSE HIGHLIGHTS:
COURSE HIGHLIGHTS:
- Learn how to develop accurate and realistic assessments of value on full-service hotels
- Explore factors that influence supply and demand
- Grow your sales comparison approach and income approach skills
28-Hr Commercial Appraiser Renewal Package
28-Hr Commercial Appraiser Renewal Package
Residential Appraisal Review and USPAP Compliance
Gain insights on appraisal review assignments and the effect USPAP has on these assignments, the reviewers, and the work of appraisers involved in the assignments. Course developed by The Appraisal Foundation.
NOTE: This course is not a substitute for the 7-hour National USPAP Course, which appraisers are required to complete every two years.
COURSE HIGHLIGHTS:
NOTE: This course is not a substitute for the 7-hour National USPAP Course, which appraisers are required to complete every two years.
COURSE HIGHLIGHTS:
- Gain a better understanding of USPAP in conjunction with producing appraisal reviews that are USPAP compliant
- Get guidance and insights for the reports you produce that will be reviewed
- Learn how to raise your level of professionalism and the standards for your appraisal reports
Complex Properties: The Odd Side of Appraisal
Explore the different types of appraisal techniques and creative methods needed to appraise complex and non-conforming properties.
COURSE HIGHLIGHTS:
COURSE HIGHLIGHTS:
- Examine several different appraisal techniques and learn how creativity (e.g., use of non-traditional appraisal techniques) can be employed to solve appraisal problems
- Review complex residential properties (i.e. 1- to 4-unit residential properties); learn how the techniques also apply to the appraisal of non-residential properties
- Course designed for novice and experienced appraisers
Manufactured Home Appraisal
This course is iPad compatible.
Manufactured housing is very different than conventional “stick built” housing and other factory built housing. As such, it has very specific appraisal requirements which must be met for entities such as Fannie Mae, FHA, USDA and VA.
In this course we will discuss the history of manufactured housing and the different “types of factory-built homes” and the importance of the HUD Code. We will examine some manufactured home facts and relevant statistics and the importance of understanding the difference between real and personal property. Since manufactured housing has very specific appraisal requirements we will review the importance of keeping current with respect to these appraisal requirements or guidelines and how to keep up to date with appraisal protocol.
Two critical elements of appraising manufactured homes, the HUD data plate and HUD label will be reviewed and explained. Now that we have gained a general understanding of manufactured homes, it is time to review the specific requirements for appraising them according to Fannie Mae, FHA, USDA and VA.
We will review and explain the specific appraisal requirements required by each of the aforementioned entities. Knowledge and understanding of the guidelines will allow appraises to perform entity specific compliant appraisals. Building on the general knowledge and specific appraisal requirements of Fannie Mae, FHA, USDA and VA we will them illustrate how to complete the appraisal report on the manufactured housing report form 1004C. Line by line illustrations and instructions will be provided including the cost approach section.
Completing this course should prepare you to successfully complete compliant appraisals and reports for manufactured housing.
Manufactured housing is very different than conventional “stick built” housing and other factory built housing. As such, it has very specific appraisal requirements which must be met for entities such as Fannie Mae, FHA, USDA and VA.
In this course we will discuss the history of manufactured housing and the different “types of factory-built homes” and the importance of the HUD Code. We will examine some manufactured home facts and relevant statistics and the importance of understanding the difference between real and personal property. Since manufactured housing has very specific appraisal requirements we will review the importance of keeping current with respect to these appraisal requirements or guidelines and how to keep up to date with appraisal protocol.
Two critical elements of appraising manufactured homes, the HUD data plate and HUD label will be reviewed and explained. Now that we have gained a general understanding of manufactured homes, it is time to review the specific requirements for appraising them according to Fannie Mae, FHA, USDA and VA.
We will review and explain the specific appraisal requirements required by each of the aforementioned entities. Knowledge and understanding of the guidelines will allow appraises to perform entity specific compliant appraisals. Building on the general knowledge and specific appraisal requirements of Fannie Mae, FHA, USDA and VA we will them illustrate how to complete the appraisal report on the manufactured housing report form 1004C. Line by line illustrations and instructions will be provided including the cost approach section.
Completing this course should prepare you to successfully complete compliant appraisals and reports for manufactured housing.
Supporting Your Adjustments: Methods for Residential Appraisers
Whether your sales and rental data is plentiful or scarce, this course will uncover methods to strengthen your appraisal quality through supporting your adjustments.
COURSE HIGHLIGHTS:
COURSE HIGHLIGHTS:
- Examine the appropriate methodologies to develop and support adjustments using the Sales Comparison approach
- Learn the proper sequence of adjustments
- Discover the numerous methods of developing gross living area, bedroom, and bathroom adjustments
- Improve your income capitalization skills to develop and support adjustments
- Get insights on developing market-based adjustments for changing market conditions over time, builder upgrades, sales concessions, basements finishes, outbuildings, accessory dwelling units, and view amenities
- Audio and video included in course
21-hr Residential Appraiser Elective Package
21-hr Residential Appraiser Elective Package
Basic Hotel Appraising - Limited Service Hotels
Leverage your sales comparison approach and income approach knowledge to capitalize on limited-service hotel appraisals.
COURSE HIGHLIGHTS:
COURSE HIGHLIGHTS:
- Gain a solid foundation in the hotel market and the factors that influence supply and demand
- Use the sales comparison approach to uncover how some adjustments are unique or adapted to hotels
- Use the income approach to understand the estimation of income, expenses and capital expenditures specific to limited-service hotels
- Learn how to apply the income approach to both stabilized and un-stabilized limited-service hotels as well as those requiring renovation
Advanced Hotel Appraising - Full Service Hotels
Learn how to apply the most effective valuation methods to full-service hotels and build on your knowledge of hotel operations.
COURSE HIGHLIGHTS:
COURSE HIGHLIGHTS:
- Learn how to develop accurate and realistic assessments of value on full-service hotels
- Explore factors that influence supply and demand
- Grow your sales comparison approach and income approach skills
Appraisal of Owner-Occupied Commercial Properties
Appraising owner-occupied commercial properties raises several more questions than the appraisal of investor-owned properties. Commercial appraisers will find answers to those pressing questions in this course.
COURSE HIGHLIGHTS:
COURSE HIGHLIGHTS:
- Get insights on how owner-occupied properties are appraised
- Gain an understanding of the special features that bring value to owner-occupied industrial warehouses, restaurants and office buildings
- Find answers to the top questions that arise when appraising owner-occupied commercial properties
21-hr Commercial Appraiser Elective Package
21-hr Commercial Appraiser Elective Package
2018-2019 7-Hour National USPAP Update Course
Get up to speed on the latest edition of USPAP with The Appraisal Foundation’s official online course. This course will cover all the revisions in the 2018-2019 version of the National USPAP Update course plus it will help you apply the requirements of USPAP in situations that occur during your day-to-day work.
COURSE HIGHLIGHTS:
- Gain fluency and mastery in USPAP concepts and applications
- Go in-depth on the issues that affect your daily appraisal practice
- Learn through the use of peer-polls, quizzes, course video and downloadable aids
Manufactured Home Appraisal
This course is iPad compatible.
Manufactured housing is very different than conventional “stick built” housing and other factory built housing. As such, it has very specific appraisal requirements which must be met for entities such as Fannie Mae, FHA, USDA and VA.
In this course we will discuss the history of manufactured housing and the different “types of factory-built homes” and the importance of the HUD Code. We will examine some manufactured home facts and relevant statistics and the importance of understanding the difference between real and personal property. Since manufactured housing has very specific appraisal requirements we will review the importance of keeping current with respect to these appraisal requirements or guidelines and how to keep up to date with appraisal protocol.
Two critical elements of appraising manufactured homes, the HUD data plate and HUD label will be reviewed and explained. Now that we have gained a general understanding of manufactured homes, it is time to review the specific requirements for appraising them according to Fannie Mae, FHA, USDA and VA.
We will review and explain the specific appraisal requirements required by each of the aforementioned entities. Knowledge and understanding of the guidelines will allow appraises to perform entity specific compliant appraisals. Building on the general knowledge and specific appraisal requirements of Fannie Mae, FHA, USDA and VA we will them illustrate how to complete the appraisal report on the manufactured housing report form 1004C. Line by line illustrations and instructions will be provided including the cost approach section.
Completing this course should prepare you to successfully complete compliant appraisals and reports for manufactured housing.
Manufactured housing is very different than conventional “stick built” housing and other factory built housing. As such, it has very specific appraisal requirements which must be met for entities such as Fannie Mae, FHA, USDA and VA.
In this course we will discuss the history of manufactured housing and the different “types of factory-built homes” and the importance of the HUD Code. We will examine some manufactured home facts and relevant statistics and the importance of understanding the difference between real and personal property. Since manufactured housing has very specific appraisal requirements we will review the importance of keeping current with respect to these appraisal requirements or guidelines and how to keep up to date with appraisal protocol.
Two critical elements of appraising manufactured homes, the HUD data plate and HUD label will be reviewed and explained. Now that we have gained a general understanding of manufactured homes, it is time to review the specific requirements for appraising them according to Fannie Mae, FHA, USDA and VA.
We will review and explain the specific appraisal requirements required by each of the aforementioned entities. Knowledge and understanding of the guidelines will allow appraises to perform entity specific compliant appraisals. Building on the general knowledge and specific appraisal requirements of Fannie Mae, FHA, USDA and VA we will them illustrate how to complete the appraisal report on the manufactured housing report form 1004C. Line by line illustrations and instructions will be provided including the cost approach section.
Completing this course should prepare you to successfully complete compliant appraisals and reports for manufactured housing.
Supporting Your Adjustments: Methods for Residential Appraisers
Whether your sales and rental data is plentiful or scarce, this course will uncover methods to strengthen your appraisal quality through supporting your adjustments.
COURSE HIGHLIGHTS:
COURSE HIGHLIGHTS:
- Examine the appropriate methodologies to develop and support adjustments using the Sales Comparison approach
- Learn the proper sequence of adjustments
- Discover the numerous methods of developing gross living area, bedroom, and bathroom adjustments
- Improve your income capitalization skills to develop and support adjustments
- Get insights on developing market-based adjustments for changing market conditions over time, builder upgrades, sales concessions, basements finishes, outbuildings, accessory dwelling units, and view amenities
- Audio and video included in course
14-hr Residential Appraiser Package with USPAP
14-hr Residential Appraiser Package with USPAP
2018-2019 7-hour USPAP Update Course for Non-Residential Real Property
The 7-Hour National Uniform Standards of Professional Appraisal Practice (USPAP) Update Course, as developed by The Appraisal Foundation, focuses on changes to USPAP for 2018-19 and on appraisal issues that affect daily appraisal practice. It is unique in that the Course is developed by The Appraisal Foundation and is revised on a periodic basis to stay current with the latest edition of USPAP. In this course, The Appraisal Foundation intends to:
- Present and explain the new revisions to USPAP adopted in 2017 and effective from January 1, 2018 through December 31, 2019
- Present the current changes to USPAP in a variety of scenarios
- Present scenarios that challenge participants to interpret and apply USPAP to situations they encounter in their daily practice
The Basics of Expert Witness for Commercial Appraisers
Gain the skills and insights needed for effective appraisal litigation.
COURSE HIGHLIGHTS:
COURSE HIGHLIGHTS:
- Explore opportunities available in litigation support assignments
- Discover what’s needed to provide a work product and testimony
- Examine the structure of a civil trial, the rules of evidence, USPAP requirements, and the mechanics of a civil trial
14-hr Commercial Appraiser Package w/USPAP
14-hr Commercial Appraiser Package w/USPAP
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It was a very good course, easy to understand and follow, and increased my knowledge of residential property inspection.
Date published: 2019-02-09
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Penny B from
This course was a good refresher of appraisal information. The fact/myth questions were good to go over as they were pertinent to everyday work.
Date published: 2018-12-11
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Lana K from
The class was informative. It gave especially good information about what needs to go in the neighborhood description section of the URAR. I think this class could be combined with a Report Writing class.
Date published: 2018-10-23
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Dennis S. from
It is especially good for people not vary familiar with construction aspects.
Date published: 2016-12-19
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Jeffrey G. from
The course is well laid out but did not like waiting for video's to load along with taking polls between the content.
Date published: 2016-08-18
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The course is well laid out but did not like waiting for video's to load along with taking polls between the content.
Date published: 2016-08-18
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Deanne V. from
The course covered the new material well and was a good overall refresher.
Date published: 2015-12-30
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Deanne V. from
The course covered the new material well and was a good overall refresher.
Date published: 2015-12-30