Alaska Appraisal License School

Gain a better understanding of appraisals of cooperative units for residential and commercial.  This course will include a brief history on Cooperatives or “Co-ops” based on information from NAHC (National Association of Housing Cooperatives).  Philicia Lloyd, top-rated McKissock instructor, will cover definitions and terminology related to Co-ops such as: non-eviction, ground lease, shares, condos, proprietary lease, etc.  In addition, she will touch on valuing residential units based on Fannie Form 2090 and briefly go over valuing a commercial unit.

Philicia Lloyd started her appraisal career in 1988. She has been teaching Real Estate Appraisal and USPAP courses since 2003. She is an active Certified General Appraiser and Real Estate Broker in New York, Florida and Pennsylvania. She currently serves as an Appraisal Special Magistrate in Broward County, Florida. Philicia is the owner of Lloyd Real Estate Services LLC, and she holds the designations of CCIM and MRICS.

Join us on Wednesday, March 6, 2019 at 11am ET for this one-hour Pro-Series webinar.

Learn more about litigation support for appraisers in the first of a series of professional development webinars on the topic.  This interactive webinar will include an overview of selected concepts of litigation, including a discussion of which definition of market value should be used, issues in the discovery process, and liability risks for the appraiser. Additionally, the applicability of concepts and a case brief will be discussed to enhance overall knowledge level.  You’ll be able to ask questions and get answers from our expert presenter.

Presenter Mathew Shake has over 35 years of real estate experience in valuation, development, brokerage, and investment. He holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Business Administration from the University of Arizona with an emphasis in Finance and Real Estate. He also holds the MAI designation from the Appraisal Institute. Mr. Shake has extensive experience appraising and consulting for many property types in the areas of eminent domain, title claims, civil disputes, lending, litigation, and mitigation. He also has specialized experience in redevelopment areas, right-of-way projects, easement interests, and environmentally sensitive lands. Further, Mr. Shake is a qualified expert witness with deposition and trial experience.

Join us on Wednesday, March 20, 2019 at 11am ET for this one-hour Pro-Series webinar.

Is your appraisal business built for success?  Are you ready for the changes coming?  Does the structure of your business need to evolve due to the influx of desktop appraisals, hybrids, and other types of valuations?  The world of valuation is rapidly changing, and change inevitably brings fear, but you don’t need to face the future with trepidation. In this webinar, Dustin will lay out the changes that have happened, are happening, and will continue to happen in the appraisal profession and give real, meat-and-potatoes options for success now and into the future.

For more than half of his career, Dustin Harris ran his appraisal business just like everyone else. As a consequence, he got the same results as everyone else; long hours and living paycheck to paycheck. After an intense study of successful people, Dustin began putting principles of prosperity into place that have transformed his appraisal business and made him a successful leader in the profession. Now, in addition to being an appraiser, Dustin finds every way possible to teach these principles of success to other appraisers across the country. He has mentored hundreds of appraisers who have also transformed their businesses. In a big way, he is ‘creating value’ for real estate appraisers.

Join us on Wednesday, April 3, 2019 at 11am ET for this one-hour Pro-Series webinar.