California Appraisal License School

• Increase your understanding of the responsibilities and obligations of both the Trainee Appraiser and the Supervisory Appraiser within the context of the Trainee – Supervisor relationship 
• Learn the applicable state and local jurisdictional requirements 
• Review relevant USPAP obligations

• Gain in-depth knowledge on the nuts-and-bolts of the state and federal laws and regulations 
• Explore the histories and functions of terminology, certification agencies, licensing requirements and standard practice procedures

• Summarize the educational requirements for appraisers
• Define a market and explain the characteristics of a market
• Summarize the process of market analysis

• Review the three approaches to value, including: the Cost Approach, Sales Comparison Approach, and the Income Capitalization Approach 
• Explore real-world examples of each approach to value

• Fulfill one of the elements of the AQB’s Required Core Curriculum for Licensed Residential Real Property Appraiser Classification and the Certified Residential Real Property Appraiser Classification

• Review the basics of analysis, including definitions and terminology 
• Boost your knowledge of common methodologies used to extract information from the market 
• Explore the concept of highest and best use and the theory of consistent use

• Learn the foundational requirements for these reports, which are taken from USPAP and intended users such as Fannie Mae and HUD 
• Enhance your learning with interactive case studies on a single-family dwelling and a three-unit residential income property 

• Expand your knowledge of the two primary approaches used to value real property 
• Boost your knowledge on the principles of income capitalization
• Set a foundation for more advanced general appraiser classes

• Increase your understanding of the responsibilities and obligations of both the Trainee Appraiser and the Supervisory Appraiser within the context of the Trainee – Supervisor relationship 
• Learn the applicable state and local jurisdictional requirements 
• Review relevant USPAP obligations

• Gain in-depth knowledge on the nuts-and-bolts of the state and federal laws and regulations 
• Explore the histories and functions of terminology, certification agencies, licensing requirements and standard practice procedures

• Summarize the educational requirements for appraisers
• Define a market and explain the characteristics of a market
• Summarize the process of market analysis

• Review the three approaches to value, including: the Cost Approach, Sales Comparison Approach, and the Income Capitalization Approach 
• Explore real-world examples of each approach to value

• Fulfill one of the elements of the AQB’s Required Core Curriculum for Licensed Residential Real Property Appraiser Classification and the Certified Residential Real Property Appraiser Classification

• Review the basics of analysis, including definitions and terminology 
• Boost your knowledge of common methodologies used to extract information from the market 
• Explore the concept of highest and best use and the theory of consistent use

• Learn the foundational requirements for these reports, which are taken from USPAP and intended users such as Fannie Mae and HUD 
• Enhance your learning with interactive case studies on a single-family dwelling and a three-unit residential income property 

• Expand your knowledge of the two primary approaches used to value real property 
• Boost your knowledge on the principles of income capitalization
• Set a foundation for more advanced general appraiser classes

When you can’t be tethered to a computer, the printed version of your pre-licensing course allows you to read the material wherever you are. You can also use it to take notes and highlight important sections.  This printed version will be mailed to you once you complete your course and have passed your final exam.  **Our licensing approval requires that textbooks be mailed after course completion.

When you can’t be tethered to a computer, the printed version of your pre-licensing course allows you to read the material wherever you are. You can also use it to take notes and highlight important sections.  This printed version will be mailed to you once you complete your course and have passed your final exam.  **Our licensing approval requires that textbooks be mailed after course completion.

When you can’t be tethered to a computer, the printed version of your pre-licensing course allows you to read the material wherever you are. You can also use it to take notes and highlight important sections.  This printed version will be mailed to you once you complete your course and have passed your final exam.  **Our licensing approval requires that textbooks be mailed after course completion.