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Mandatory
2018-2019 15-hr National USPAP Course
15 Hours
Familiarize yourself with the 2018-2019 Uniform Standard of Professional Appraisal Practice (USPAP).COURSE HIGHLIGHTS: -Explore cha...
Familiarize yourself with the 2018-2019 Uniform Standard of Professional Appraisal Practice (USPAP).
COURSE HIGHLIGHTS:
-Explore changes to the 2018-2019 version of USPAP
-Dive into demanding and complex appraisal problems
-Gain insights on how to confidently put forth property appraisals that adhere to USPAP standards
COURSE HIGHLIGHTS:
-Explore changes to the 2018-2019 version of USPAP
-Dive into demanding and complex appraisal problems
-Gain insights on how to confidently put forth property appraisals that adhere to USPAP standards
15 Hours
Approval #: 0009789
Sponsor Code: 2334
Online
Mandatory
Residential Appraiser Site Valuation and Cost Approach
15 Hours
Explore the fundamentals of site valuation and cost approach with course content designed to meet the requirements of the Appraisal Qual...
Explore the fundamentals of site valuation and cost approach with course content designed to meet the requirements of the Appraisal Qualifications Board as part of the required Real Property Appraiser Qualification Criteria.
COURSE HIGHLIGHTS:
COURSE HIGHLIGHTS:
- 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
15 Hours
Approval #: 0009260
Sponsor Code: 2334
Online
Mandatory
Residential Report Writing and Case Studies
15 Hours
An appraisal report is both the final step and a critical element in the appraisal process. Get up-to-speed on the techniques and proced...
An appraisal report is both the final step and a critical element in the appraisal process. Get up-to-speed on the techniques and procedures associated with writing a proper appraisal report and uncover the various reporting options available.
COURSE HIGHLIGHTS:
COURSE HIGHLIGHTS:
- 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
15 Hours
Approval #: 0009281
Sponsor Code: 2334
Online
Mandatory
Advanced Residential Applications and Case Studies
15 Hours
Designed to comply with the 2008 Real Property Appraiser Qualification Criteria established by the Appraiser Qualifications Board, this ...
Designed to comply with the 2008 Real Property Appraiser Qualification Criteria established by the Appraiser Qualifications Board, this course is structured around four specialized areas of appraisal practice: complex property appraisal, market analysis, challenges in the sales comparison approach, and highest and best use analysis.
COURSE HIGHLIGHTS:
COURSE HIGHLIGHTS:
- Get a thorough explanation of complex properties
- Review the COMPETENCY RULE and the SCOPE OF WORK RULE aspects of USPAP, as well as the valuation process and reporting process for complex properties
- Examine 15 advanced case studies throughout the course that illustrate the practical application of each principle discussed
15 Hours
Approval #: 0009276
Sponsor Code: 2334
Online
Mandatory
Residential Market Analysis and Highest & Best Use
15 Hours
Market analysis and highest and best use are key elements involved in a credible real property valuation. This course will give you the ...
Market analysis and highest and best use are key elements involved in a credible real property valuation. This course will give you the tools and insights needed to expand your knowledge in these critical analyses.
COURSE HIGHLIGHTS:
COURSE HIGHLIGHTS:
- 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
15 Hours
Approval #: 0009280
Sponsor Code: 2334
Online
Mandatory
Basic Appraisal Procedures
30 Hours
Continue to establish your foundation for the appraisal profession by learning the steps for appraising all types of real property. ...
Continue to establish your foundation for the appraisal profession by learning the steps for appraising all types of real property.
COURSE HIGHLIGHTS:
COURSE HIGHLIGHTS:
- 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
30 Hours
Approval #: 0009407
Sponsor Code: 2334
Online
Mandatory
Residential Sales Comparison and Income Approaches
30 Hours
Cover the basics of income property principles that affect the appraisal of residential properties. COURSE HIGHLIGHTS: Expand ...
Cover the basics of income property principles that affect the appraisal of residential properties.
COURSE HIGHLIGHTS:
COURSE HIGHLIGHTS:
- 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
30 Hours
Approval #: 0009282
Sponsor Code: 2334
Online
Mandatory
Basic Appraisal Principles
30 Hours
Take an in-depth look at how real property concepts, characteristics, and legal descriptions influence real estate values. This is a fou...
Take an in-depth look at how real property concepts, characteristics, and legal descriptions influence real estate values. This is a foundational course for other advanced appraisal courses.
COURSE HIGHLIGHTS:
COURSE HIGHLIGHTS:
- Summarize the educational requirements for appraisers
- Define a market and explain the characteristics of a market
- Summarize the process of market analysis
30 Hours
Approval #: 0009406
Sponsor Code: 2334
Online
Mandatory
FL Trainee Appraiser Subject Matter Electives
25 Hours
This Course is iPad compatible. The course is organized into chapters, and there is a chapter-ending quiz associated with each one....
This Course is iPad compatible.
The course is organized into chapters, and there is a chapter-ending quiz associated with each one. You must successfully pass the quiz to gain access to the next chapter. You will also encounter incremental mini-quizzes within the chapters. These must also be successfully completed in order to progress through the course materials.
Periodically within the course materials, you will encounter little speaker icons. When you find them, please make sure your speakers are turned on.
Section 1 begins with a description of three environmental problems that an appraiser may encounter: radon, mold, and lead paint. It also investigates environmental issues such as indoor air pollutants, wetlands, brownfields and indoor air pollutants. Then environmental reporting is addressed.
The second and third sections of the course cover how to appraise specialized property types. First, the process of appraising 2- to 4-unit residential properties is covered in detail. Then, manufactured homes are defined, illustrated and the appraisal process for them is detailed.
The fourth section details residential construction practices from the basement to the roof. It also covers site development and mechanical systems.
The fifth section of the course provides an introduction to green building, and addresses how green features can affect all three of the traditional valuation approaches.
Then, there are two sections that are specific to the State of Florida. Supervisor Appraiser-Trainee Appraiser Relationships and Florida Appraiser Law.
There is a required one-hour proctored final examination.
The course is organized into chapters, and there is a chapter-ending quiz associated with each one. You must successfully pass the quiz to gain access to the next chapter. You will also encounter incremental mini-quizzes within the chapters. These must also be successfully completed in order to progress through the course materials.
Periodically within the course materials, you will encounter little speaker icons. When you find them, please make sure your speakers are turned on.
Section 1 begins with a description of three environmental problems that an appraiser may encounter: radon, mold, and lead paint. It also investigates environmental issues such as indoor air pollutants, wetlands, brownfields and indoor air pollutants. Then environmental reporting is addressed.
The second and third sections of the course cover how to appraise specialized property types. First, the process of appraising 2- to 4-unit residential properties is covered in detail. Then, manufactured homes are defined, illustrated and the appraisal process for them is detailed.
The fourth section details residential construction practices from the basement to the roof. It also covers site development and mechanical systems.
The fifth section of the course provides an introduction to green building, and addresses how green features can affect all three of the traditional valuation approaches.
Then, there are two sections that are specific to the State of Florida. Supervisor Appraiser-Trainee Appraiser Relationships and Florida Appraiser Law.
There is a required one-hour proctored final examination.
25 Hours
Approval #: 0009800
Sponsor Code: 2334
Online
Mandatory
General Appraiser Income Approach
60 Hours
Harness the power of the Hewlett-Packard HP-12c financial calculator. Learn the ins and outs of the various applications of the tool as ...
Harness the power of the Hewlett-Packard HP-12c financial calculator. Learn the ins and outs of the various applications of the tool as it applies to the income approach.
COURSE HIGHLIGHTS:
COURSE HIGHLIGHTS:
- Fulfills the qualifying education requirements of the Appraiser Qualifications Board (AQB) of The Appraisal Foundation for the course topic titled: General Appraiser Income Approach
60 Hours
Approval #: 0009315
Sponsor Code: 2334
Online
Mandatory
General Report Writing & Case Studies
30 Hours
Go in-depth on your appraisal report writing and learn how to write a narrative appraisal report of an income producing property. &...
Go in-depth on your appraisal report writing and learn how to write a narrative appraisal report of an income producing property.
COURSE HIGHLIGHTS:
COURSE HIGHLIGHTS:
- Learn how to write every section of a Self Contained Appraisal report
- Practice writing sections of a report with the use of a case study
- Review the most common appraisal reporting forms used when appraising single-family and income-producing properties
30 Hours
Approval #: 0009316
Sponsor Code: 2334
Online
Mandatory
General Appraiser Site Valuation and Cost Approach
30 Hours
Advance your approach to valuing a property by going in-depth on the Cost Approach for non-residential real property. COURSE HIGHLI...
Advance your approach to valuing a property by going in-depth on the Cost Approach for non-residential real property.
COURSE HIGHLIGHTS:
COURSE HIGHLIGHTS:
- Explore the ins-and-outs of the Cost Approach for non-residential real property
- Go in-depth on the six methods of site valuation
- Accelerate your knowledge of the three methods of cost estimation
30 Hours
Approval #: 0009279
Sponsor Code: 2334
Online
Mandatory
General Appraiser Market Analysis Highest and Best Use
30 Hours
Take an in-depth look at the market analysis process and highest and best use analysis for non-residential properties. COURSE HIGHL...
Take an in-depth look at the market analysis process and highest and best use analysis for non-residential properties.
COURSE HIGHLIGHTS:
COURSE HIGHLIGHTS:
- Explore complex concepts related to market analysis, supply and demand analysis, and highest and best use analysis
- Uncover real-world case studies that illustrate each of the methods
- Meet the criteria for a 30-hour course under the Appraiser Qualifications Board requirements for general appraiser certification
30 Hours
Approval #: 0009277
Sponsor Code: 2334
Online
Mandatory
Statistics, Modeling and Finance
15 Hours
From graphic analysis to measures of dispersion, this course takes you inside a range of topics relating to statistical analysis, mathem...
From graphic analysis to measures of dispersion, this course takes you inside a range of topics relating to statistical analysis, mathematical modeling, and the principles of real estate finance as they apply to the appraisal profession.
COURSE HIGHLIGHTS:
COURSE HIGHLIGHTS:
- Advance your skills through demonstrations of mathematical and valuation modeling, automated valuation models (AVMs), and linear and multiple regression analysis
- Review the role of the Federal Reserve System and the history of financing in the United States
- Course is structured to conform to the 2008 Real Property Appraiser Qualification Criteria established by the AQB
15 Hours
Approval #: 0009283
Sponsor Code: 2334
Online
Mandatory
General Appraiser Sales Comparison Approach
30 Hours
Take an in-depth look at developing the sales comparison approach for non-residential properties. The course examines the sales comparis...
Take an in-depth look at developing the sales comparison approach for non-residential properties. The course examines the sales comparison approach with an emphasis on research methods, appropriate selection of comparable sales, and importance of verification.
COURSE HIGHLIGHTS:
COURSE HIGHLIGHTS:
- Review the statistical applications that apply to the sales comparison approach
- Uncover reconciliation of indicators within the approach
- Meet the criteria for a 30-hour course under the Appraiser Qualifications Board requirements for general appraiser certification
30 Hours
Approval #: 0009278
Sponsor Code: 2334
Webinar
Non-Credit
Live Webinar: Understanding the Importance of the Appraisal 8-Step Process (Non-Credit)
Wed Feb 2711:00 am to 12:00 pm EST
This webinar is part of our pro-series, which focuses on covering hot topics and career oriented skills with industry experts.
Live Webinar: Understanding the Importance of the Appraisal 8-Step Process (Non-Credit)
Wed Feb 2711:00 am to 12:00 pm EST
Improve your appraisals by taking a deeper dive with real-world applications during this professional development webinar. The credibility of the appraisal and its report is tied directly to the intended user and intended use. After establishing intended use, there are eight basic steps to complete the appraisal process.
An appraiser since 1974, our presenter Dr. Tosh is an AQB Certified USPAP Instructor with a certified general appraisal license in California. Dan has authored numerous publications related to the valuation profession and holds two Ph.D.s in economic and a Juris Doctorate from Novus Law School. In addition to teaching for McKissock, Dr. Tosh serves as an adjunct professor at Novus Law School.
Join Certified National USPAP Instructor Dan Tosh at 11AM ET on Wednesday, February 27 as he breaks down each step in a real-world application.
An appraiser since 1974, our presenter Dr. Tosh is an AQB Certified USPAP Instructor with a certified general appraisal license in California. Dan has authored numerous publications related to the valuation profession and holds two Ph.D.s in economic and a Juris Doctorate from Novus Law School. In addition to teaching for McKissock, Dr. Tosh serves as an adjunct professor at Novus Law School.
Join Certified National USPAP Instructor Dan Tosh at 11AM ET on Wednesday, February 27 as he breaks down each step in a real-world application.
Improve your appraisals by taking a deeper dive with real-world applications during this professional development webinar. The credibility of the appraisal and its report is tied directly to the intended user and intended use. After establishing intended use, there are eight basic steps to complete the appraisal process.
An appraiser since 1974, our presenter Dr. Tosh is an AQB Certified USPAP Instructor with a certified general appraisal license in California. Dan has authored numerous publications related to the valuation profession and holds two Ph.D.s in economic and a Juris Doctorate from Novus Law School. In addition to teaching for McKissock, Dr. Tosh serves as an adjunct professor at Novus Law School.
Join Certified National USPAP Instructor Dan Tosh at 11AM ET on Wednesday, February 27 as he breaks down each step in a real-world application.
An appraiser since 1974, our presenter Dr. Tosh is an AQB Certified USPAP Instructor with a certified general appraisal license in California. Dan has authored numerous publications related to the valuation profession and holds two Ph.D.s in economic and a Juris Doctorate from Novus Law School. In addition to teaching for McKissock, Dr. Tosh serves as an adjunct professor at Novus Law School.
Join Certified National USPAP Instructor Dan Tosh at 11AM ET on Wednesday, February 27 as he breaks down each step in a real-world application.
This webinar is part of our pro-series, which focuses on covering hot topics and career oriented skills with industry experts.
Webinar
Non-Credit
Live Webinar: Understanding Appraisal of Cooperative Units (Non-Credit)
Wed Mar 611:00 am to 12:00 pm EST
This webinar is part of our pro-series, which focuses on covering hot topics and career oriented skills with industry experts.
Live Webinar: Understanding Appraisal of Cooperative Units (Non-Credit)
Wed Mar 611:00 am to 12:00 pm EST
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.
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.
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.
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.
This webinar is part of our pro-series, which focuses on covering hot topics and career oriented skills with industry experts.
Webinar
Non-Credit
Live Webinar: Litigation Support – Selected Concepts and Case Brief (Non-Credit)
Wed Mar 2011:00 am to 12:00 pm EST
This webinar is part of our pro-series, which focuses on covering hot topics and career oriented skills with industry experts.
Live Webinar: Litigation Support – Selected Concepts and Case Brief (Non-Credit)
Wed Mar 2011:00 am to 12:00 pm EST
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.
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.
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.
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.
This webinar is part of our pro-series, which focuses on covering hot topics and career oriented skills with industry experts.
Webinar
Non-Credit
Live Webinar: Building Your Business to Position Yourself for Success (Non-Credit)
Wed Apr 311:00 am to 12:00 pm EST
This webinar is part of our pro-series, which focuses on covering hot topics and career oriented skills with industry experts.
Live Webinar: Building Your Business to Position Yourself for Success (Non-Credit)
Wed Apr 311:00 am to 12:00 pm EST
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.
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.
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.
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.
This webinar is part of our pro-series, which focuses on covering hot topics and career oriented skills with industry experts.
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Supervisor-Trainee Course for Florida
The Supervisor-Trainee Appraiser course addresses the requirements and responsibilities of supervisory appraisers as well as expectations for Trainee Appraisers. This course meets the requirements established by the Appraiser Qualifications Board (AQB) of The Appraisal Foundation in its 2015 Real Property Appraiser Qualification Criteria.
COURSE HIGHLIGHTS:
COURSE HIGHLIGHTS:
- 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
2018-2019 15-hr National USPAP Course
Familiarize yourself with the 2018-2019 Uniform Standard of Professional Appraisal Practice (USPAP).
COURSE HIGHLIGHTS:
-Explore changes to the 2018-2019 version of USPAP
-Dive into demanding and complex appraisal problems
-Gain insights on how to confidently put forth property appraisals that adhere to USPAP standards
COURSE HIGHLIGHTS:
-Explore changes to the 2018-2019 version of USPAP
-Dive into demanding and complex appraisal problems
-Gain insights on how to confidently put forth property appraisals that adhere to USPAP standards
Basic Appraisal Principles
Take an in-depth look at how real property concepts, characteristics, and legal descriptions influence real estate values. This is a foundational course for other advanced appraisal courses.
COURSE HIGHLIGHTS:
COURSE HIGHLIGHTS:
- Summarize the educational requirements for appraisers
- Define a market and explain the characteristics of a market
- Summarize the process of market analysis
Basic Appraisal Procedures
Continue to establish your foundation for the appraisal profession by learning the steps for appraising all types of real property.
COURSE HIGHLIGHTS:
COURSE HIGHLIGHTS:
- 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
FL Trainee Appraiser Subject Matter Electives
This Course is iPad compatible.
The course is organized into chapters, and there is a chapter-ending quiz associated with each one. You must successfully pass the quiz to gain access to the next chapter. You will also encounter incremental mini-quizzes within the chapters. These must also be successfully completed in order to progress through the course materials.
Periodically within the course materials, you will encounter little speaker icons. When you find them, please make sure your speakers are turned on.
Section 1 begins with a description of three environmental problems that an appraiser may encounter: radon, mold, and lead paint. It also investigates environmental issues such as indoor air pollutants, wetlands, brownfields and indoor air pollutants. Then environmental reporting is addressed.
The second and third sections of the course cover how to appraise specialized property types. First, the process of appraising 2- to 4-unit residential properties is covered in detail. Then, manufactured homes are defined, illustrated and the appraisal process for them is detailed.
The fourth section details residential construction practices from the basement to the roof. It also covers site development and mechanical systems.
The fifth section of the course provides an introduction to green building, and addresses how green features can affect all three of the traditional valuation approaches.
Then, there are two sections that are specific to the State of Florida. Supervisor Appraiser-Trainee Appraiser Relationships and Florida Appraiser Law.
There is a required one-hour proctored final examination.
The course is organized into chapters, and there is a chapter-ending quiz associated with each one. You must successfully pass the quiz to gain access to the next chapter. You will also encounter incremental mini-quizzes within the chapters. These must also be successfully completed in order to progress through the course materials.
Periodically within the course materials, you will encounter little speaker icons. When you find them, please make sure your speakers are turned on.
Section 1 begins with a description of three environmental problems that an appraiser may encounter: radon, mold, and lead paint. It also investigates environmental issues such as indoor air pollutants, wetlands, brownfields and indoor air pollutants. Then environmental reporting is addressed.
The second and third sections of the course cover how to appraise specialized property types. First, the process of appraising 2- to 4-unit residential properties is covered in detail. Then, manufactured homes are defined, illustrated and the appraisal process for them is detailed.
The fourth section details residential construction practices from the basement to the roof. It also covers site development and mechanical systems.
The fifth section of the course provides an introduction to green building, and addresses how green features can affect all three of the traditional valuation approaches.
Then, there are two sections that are specific to the State of Florida. Supervisor Appraiser-Trainee Appraiser Relationships and Florida Appraiser Law.
There is a required one-hour proctored final examination.
104-hr TR Get Started Package
If you are looking to start your career in the appraisal profession then this package includes all of the 100 hours needed to fulfill the education requirements and get started as an Appraiser Trainee. This package includes:
15-hr National USPAP Course,
30-hr Basic Appraisal Principles Course,
30-hr Basic Appraisal Procedures Course,
4-hr Supervisor-Trainee Course
25-hr Florida Law Elective course with 6 hours of Florida Laws and Rules.
15-hr National USPAP Course,
30-hr Basic Appraisal Principles Course,
30-hr Basic Appraisal Procedures Course,
4-hr Supervisor-Trainee Course
25-hr Florida Law Elective course with 6 hours of Florida Laws and Rules.
104-hr TR Get Started Package
Payment plan
Payment plans allow you to spread the cost of your education over time. It is the same price as if you bought it out-right but you only pay for it a little every month. With no interest and no credit application, it's a no-brainer. Every month, we'll just charge your credit card. It's that simple. Oh, and if you finish early, just make the final payment(s) and get your certificate instantly. See below for the payment schedule.
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104-hr TR Get Started Package
79-hr Trainee Get Started Package 4 Month Payment Plan
Payment #1 - 02/18/2019
$299.99
Payment #2 - 03/18/2019
$299.99
Payment #3 - 04/18/2019
$299.99
Payment #4 - 05/18/2019
$299.99
Supervisor-Trainee Course for Florida
The Supervisor-Trainee Appraiser course addresses the requirements and responsibilities of supervisory appraisers as well as expectations for Trainee Appraisers. This course meets the requirements established by the Appraiser Qualifications Board (AQB) of The Appraisal Foundation in its 2015 Real Property Appraiser Qualification Criteria.
COURSE HIGHLIGHTS:
COURSE HIGHLIGHTS:
- 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
2018-2019 15-hr National USPAP Course
Familiarize yourself with the 2018-2019 Uniform Standard of Professional Appraisal Practice (USPAP).
COURSE HIGHLIGHTS:
-Explore changes to the 2018-2019 version of USPAP
-Dive into demanding and complex appraisal problems
-Gain insights on how to confidently put forth property appraisals that adhere to USPAP standards
COURSE HIGHLIGHTS:
-Explore changes to the 2018-2019 version of USPAP
-Dive into demanding and complex appraisal problems
-Gain insights on how to confidently put forth property appraisals that adhere to USPAP standards
Basic Appraisal Principles
Take an in-depth look at how real property concepts, characteristics, and legal descriptions influence real estate values. This is a foundational course for other advanced appraisal courses.
COURSE HIGHLIGHTS:
COURSE HIGHLIGHTS:
- Summarize the educational requirements for appraisers
- Define a market and explain the characteristics of a market
- Summarize the process of market analysis
Basic Appraisal Procedures
Continue to establish your foundation for the appraisal profession by learning the steps for appraising all types of real property.
COURSE HIGHLIGHTS:
COURSE HIGHLIGHTS:
- 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
FL Trainee Appraiser Subject Matter Electives
This Course is iPad compatible.
The course is organized into chapters, and there is a chapter-ending quiz associated with each one. You must successfully pass the quiz to gain access to the next chapter. You will also encounter incremental mini-quizzes within the chapters. These must also be successfully completed in order to progress through the course materials.
Periodically within the course materials, you will encounter little speaker icons. When you find them, please make sure your speakers are turned on.
Section 1 begins with a description of three environmental problems that an appraiser may encounter: radon, mold, and lead paint. It also investigates environmental issues such as indoor air pollutants, wetlands, brownfields and indoor air pollutants. Then environmental reporting is addressed.
The second and third sections of the course cover how to appraise specialized property types. First, the process of appraising 2- to 4-unit residential properties is covered in detail. Then, manufactured homes are defined, illustrated and the appraisal process for them is detailed.
The fourth section details residential construction practices from the basement to the roof. It also covers site development and mechanical systems.
The fifth section of the course provides an introduction to green building, and addresses how green features can affect all three of the traditional valuation approaches.
Then, there are two sections that are specific to the State of Florida. Supervisor Appraiser-Trainee Appraiser Relationships and Florida Appraiser Law.
There is a required one-hour proctored final examination.
The course is organized into chapters, and there is a chapter-ending quiz associated with each one. You must successfully pass the quiz to gain access to the next chapter. You will also encounter incremental mini-quizzes within the chapters. These must also be successfully completed in order to progress through the course materials.
Periodically within the course materials, you will encounter little speaker icons. When you find them, please make sure your speakers are turned on.
Section 1 begins with a description of three environmental problems that an appraiser may encounter: radon, mold, and lead paint. It also investigates environmental issues such as indoor air pollutants, wetlands, brownfields and indoor air pollutants. Then environmental reporting is addressed.
The second and third sections of the course cover how to appraise specialized property types. First, the process of appraising 2- to 4-unit residential properties is covered in detail. Then, manufactured homes are defined, illustrated and the appraisal process for them is detailed.
The fourth section details residential construction practices from the basement to the roof. It also covers site development and mechanical systems.
The fifth section of the course provides an introduction to green building, and addresses how green features can affect all three of the traditional valuation approaches.
Then, there are two sections that are specific to the State of Florida. Supervisor Appraiser-Trainee Appraiser Relationships and Florida Appraiser Law.
There is a required one-hour proctored final examination.
Appraisal Live Q & A - 100 hour
Get all the interactive advantages of a classroom in an online course. In the Live Q & A sessions, you can ask any questions you have and receive direct, personalized support from our appraisal experts as you progress at your own pace.
Basic Appraisal Principles - Printed Textbook
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.
Basic Appraisal Procedures - Printed Textbook
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.
FL Trainee Appraiser Subject Matter Electives - Printed Textbook
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.
104-hr TR Advanced Pro Package
104-hr TR Advanced Pro Package
McKissock appraisal course ratings and reviews
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Delilah R from
The instructors were incredibly helpful whenever I needed them and went above and beyond to make sure my questions were answered.
Date published: 2019-01-23
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Alan H from
This course is well thought out in both organization and presentation. It was easy to follow the topics as they were presented. The intermediate quizzes were helpful in reinforcing the material that was presented without being overly deceptive in the manner of forming the questions.
Date published: 2018-10-16
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Julio L. from
Great at your pace kind of course. Easy to navigate and data and material is arranged in a easy format.
Would highly recommend to anyone who's looking to become a real estate appraiser or agent.
Date published: 2017-07-11
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John O. from
Great Course!!I enjoyed taking this class at my own pace and received great support from McKissock!
Date published: 2017-07-02
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Alan B from
i thought it was very helpful but i am better in the classroom. I thought for an appraiser training position some of the information about certified general appraising information and some of the other course materials could have been handled later in future courses in the residential courses.
Date published: 2018-12-10
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David K. from
The information is compiled nicely. The course work took a step-by-step approach that really helped me digest the information.
Date published: 2018-01-24
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Jeffrey S. from
Excellent course for expanding your scope of knowledge
Date published: 2016-07-26
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Jennifer P. from
I would not recommend this course online. I think this is the type of course that would be much easier to absorb if you had a professor teaching. There are very few opportunities to participate and I think the professor needs to speak more often and offer tips/tricks/real life examples. This is essentially a course consisting of reading old, outdated powerpoint slides. This makes actual learning and application very difficult.
Date published: 2017-11-15