Wisconsin Appraisal License Upgrade

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• Up to 300 hours of Wisconsin Online Required Licensing and Upgrade Education Courses (including USPAP) VIEW INCLUDED COURSES

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  Choose only the courses you need for your license, or use the key below the table to customize your learning according to your license aspirations. All are included with your subscription.

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• Required Online Proctored final exam. Click HERE for exam information.
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• 5 and 7-day Study Calendars Included by course
• Weekly 1-hour Instructor-Led Q&A Sessions - Thursdays from 8-9:00 pm ET
• Monthly Pro-Series Webinars - an $288 value - FREE
• Appraisal Professional Development Content Library - FREE
• Online Appraisal Community - FREE
• Industry Partner Discounts - FREE
• 1 Year UNLIMITED Access

*Must complete all courses within one year of enrollment. You have 30 days after expiration to extend your subscription. Course progress for courses not completed will be lost.  Livestream trainee courses/package are not included with the subscription product.

The Basic Appraisal Principles course provides an overview of real property concepts and characteristics, legal considerations, value influences, real estate finance, types of value, economic principles, real estate markets and analysis, and ethics in appraisal. Through theory, case studies, and examples, this course offers practical application of appraisal principles. Drill problems and a short case study allow students to put into practice the techniques presented in the course. An exam is given at the completion of the course for students requesting pre-certification credit.

This basic appraisal course provides an overview of real property valuation procedures, the approaches to value, and residential applications, This course also explores real property analysis and description, including land and site description, improvement construction, and property inspection. Finally, the course provides an overview of appraisal reporting, including appraisal reporting forms most commonly used by residential appraisers. Through theory, case studies, and examples, the course offers practical application of appraisal procedures. A calculator is recommended.

This is the distance education version of the 15-hour National Uniform Standards of Professional Appraisal Practice (USPAP) Course of The Appraisal Foundation. The 15-Hour National USPAP Course focuses on the requirements for ethical behavior and competent performance by appraisers that are set forth in the Uniform Standards of Professional Appraisal Practice (USPAP). This course is unique in that it is developed by The Appraisal Foundation and is revised on a periodic basis to stay current with the latest edition of USPAP.

Each student will be provided a copy of the 2020-2021 USPAP publication (including Advisory Opinions and USPAP Frequently Asked Questions), which provides the framework for the course and is referred to throughout the course. The primary objective is that participants become familiar with the USPAP publication.  

The course material emphasizes the role of the appraiser and the impartiality associated with this role. Special responsibilities of the appraiser with regard to impartiality are explored in detail.
The course makes utilizes readings, exercises, video interviews, case studies, poll questions, and pre- and post-course testing.  The goal is to present the material in multiple ways to ensure participant mastery of and fluency in the material. 

The course includes real-life case study problems (“Discussion Examples”) that show how USPAP applies in situations that appraisers encounter in everyday practice.  These examples address issues frequently experienced by appraisers as professionals in the appraisal of real property, personal property, and business or intangible assets, and in appraisal review.

This course is designed to aid appraisers seeking competency in USPAP, in all areas of appraisal practice including those subject to state licensing or certification and continuing education requirements imposed by professional organizations, client groups, or employers.

This course provides at least 15 hours (50 minutes per hour) of instruction in USPAP that allows for a one-hour exam period within the 15-hour time frame.

Course participants will have access to a searchable PDF version of the 2020-2021 Uniform Standards of Professional Appraisal Practice for this class. 

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: 

• 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

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: 

• 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

Cover the basics of income property principles that affect the appraisal of residential properties. 

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

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: 

• 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 

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: 

• 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

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: 

• 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

Designed to fulfill part of the Appraiser Qualifications Board’s Required Core Curriculum, this course focuses on four specialized appraisal topics: environmental issues, appraising 2-4 family residential properties, appraising manufactured homes and narrative report writing. 

COURSE HIGHLIGHTS: 

• Boost your knowledge of environmental concerns stemming from radon, mold, wetlands and brownfields 
• Learn the ins and outs of proper reporting for these types of properties

If you are currently a Licensed Appraiser and ready to advance your license level to Certified Residential Appraiser, this package includes everything needed to fulfill the education requirements. To view state specific education requirements, click HERE. Enroll now to maximize your savings and earning potential and complete your education so you can focus on advancing your new career.

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: 

• 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

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: 

• 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

Designed to fulfill part of the Appraiser Qualifications Board’s Required Core Curriculum, this course focuses on four specialized appraisal topics: environmental issues, appraising 2-4 family residential properties, appraising manufactured homes and narrative report writing. 

COURSE HIGHLIGHTS: 

• Boost your knowledge of environmental concerns stemming from radon, mold, wetlands and brownfields 
• Learn the ins and outs of proper reporting for these types of properties

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 shortly after enrollment.

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 shortly after enrollment.

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 shortly after enrollment.

Assess your skill level with 8 topic-based progress exams. Each exam is given one question at a time. Mark questions for review that you want to come back to later. When you have finished the exam and it has been graded you can: review all the questions again, just the ones you missed, just the ones you got right, or the ones you have marked for review. You can also choose to retake the exam or return to it later.

Quickly review vocabulary terms and exam questions in an efficient manner with our quick review flashcards. There are over 700 Flashcard questions and 400+ vocabulary definitions. View one question at a time with answer on the back of the card. Flashcards are topic based. Quick way to test yourself and brush up. Great for testing vocabulary terms. Customization lets you home in on the topics where you need additional practice. Choose the number of cards you want to review at a time by topic. Unlimited options.

Be fully prepared to pass the national exam with 5 weighted final exams. The topics in these exams mirror the national exam. Get immediate feedback. Easily go back to questions you’ve marked for review. Quickly identify the questions you got right and wrong for easier analysis. Review the entire exam. Retake only questions missed. Create custom exams. Test by topic. Create a custom exam so that you can refocus your studies on the topics where you scored poorly. Unlimited options.

Instructor-led webinars that combine a thorough content review of all the topics on the national exam and invaluable test taking tips. These 7-hour crammer sessions are held once a month, alternating times to meet everyone’s schedule. Upcoming dates are displayed on the dashboard. While not mandated, students should plan to attend the full 7 hours of any crammers they attend. 

If you are currently a Licensed Appraiser and ready to advance your license level to Certified Residential Appraiser, this package includes everything needed to fulfill the education requirements plus a couple of premium items that will allow you to experience 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. Printed textbooks are physical copies of the course content. **Our licensing approval requires that textbooks be mailed after course completion. To view state specific education requirements, click HERE. Enroll now to maximize your savings and earning potential and complete your education so you can focus on advancing your new career.

Take an in-depth look at the market analysis process and highest and best use analysis for non-residential properties. 

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

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: 

• 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

Advance your approach to valuing a property by going in-depth on the Cost Approach for non-residential real property. 

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

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: 

• 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

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: 

• Fulfills the qualifying education requirements of the Appraiser Qualifications Board (AQB) of The Appraisal Foundation for the course topic titled: General Appraiser Income Approach

Go in-depth on your appraisal report writing and learn how to write a narrative appraisal report of an income producing property. 

 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

This course takes on the complex task of commercial appraisal reviews and boils them down to the key components you need to start reviewing. 

COURSE HIGHLIGHTS 

• Learn what it takes to perform a high-quality commercial appraisal review assignment that’s in compliance with USPAP 
• Gain insights on preparing the engagement letter 
• Grow your confidence in commercial appraisal reviews through case studies

If you were called to testify as an expert witness in a court case, would you know what to do? Learn the ins and outs of effective appraisal for litigation. 

COURSE HIGHLIGHTS: 

• Uncover the opportunities available in litigation support assignments and how you can expand your appraisal practice to include litigation support services 
• Learn how 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

If you are currently a Licensed Appraiser and looking to catapult your career and your license to become a Certified General Appraiser, this package includes everything needed to fulfill the education requirements to attain the highest level of appraisal licensure. To view state specific education requirements, click HERE. Enroll now to achieve mastery and maximize your earning potential through advanced education today.

Take an in-depth look at the market analysis process and highest and best use analysis for non-residential properties. 

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

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: 

• 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

Advance your approach to valuing a property by going in-depth on the Cost Approach for non-residential real property. 

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

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: 

• 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

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: 

• Fulfills the qualifying education requirements of the Appraiser Qualifications Board (AQB) of The Appraisal Foundation for the course topic titled: General Appraiser Income Approach

Go in-depth on your appraisal report writing and learn how to write a narrative appraisal report of an income producing property. 

 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

This course takes on the complex task of commercial appraisal reviews and boils them down to the key components you need to start reviewing. 

COURSE HIGHLIGHTS 

• Learn what it takes to perform a high-quality commercial appraisal review assignment that’s in compliance with USPAP 
• Gain insights on preparing the engagement letter 
• Grow your confidence in commercial appraisal reviews through case studies

If you were called to testify as an expert witness in a court case, would you know what to do? Learn the ins and outs of effective appraisal for litigation. 

COURSE HIGHLIGHTS: 

• Uncover the opportunities available in litigation support assignments and how you can expand your appraisal practice to include litigation support services 
• Learn how 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

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 shortly after enrollment.

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 shortly after enrollment.

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 shortly after enrollment.

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 shortly after enrollment.

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 shortly after enrollment.

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 shortly after enrollment.

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 shortly after enrollment.

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 shortly after enrollment.

If you are currently a Licensed Appraiser and looking to catapult your career and your license from Licensed Appraiser to a Certified General Appraiser, this package includes everything needed to fulfill the education requirements to attain the highest level of appraisal licensure plus a couple of premium items that will allow you to experience 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. Printed textbooks are physical copies of the course content. **Our licensing approval requires that textbooks be mailed after course completion. To view state specific education requirements, click HERE. Enroll now to achieve mastery and maximize your earning potential through advanced education today.

Take an in-depth look at the market analysis process and highest and best use analysis for non-residential properties. 

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

Advance your approach to valuing a property by going in-depth on the Cost Approach for non-residential real property. 

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

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: 

• 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

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: 

• Fulfills the qualifying education requirements of the Appraiser Qualifications Board (AQB) of The Appraisal Foundation for the course topic titled: General Appraiser Income Approach

Go in-depth on your appraisal report writing and learn how to write a narrative appraisal report of an income producing property. 

 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

If you are currently a Certified Residential Appraiser and looking to advance your license to become a Certified General Appraiser, this package includes everything needed to fulfill the education requirements to attain the highest level of appraisal licensure. To view state specific education requirements, click HERE. Enroll now to achieve mastery and maximize your earning potential through advanced education today.

Take an in-depth look at the market analysis process and highest and best use analysis for non-residential properties. 

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

Advance your approach to valuing a property by going in-depth on the Cost Approach for non-residential real property. 

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

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: 

• 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

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: 

• Fulfills the qualifying education requirements of the Appraiser Qualifications Board (AQB) of The Appraisal Foundation for the course topic titled: General Appraiser Income Approach

Go in-depth on your appraisal report writing and learn how to write a narrative appraisal report of an income producing property. 

 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

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 shortly after enrollment.

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 shortly after enrollment.

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 shortly after enrollment.

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 shortly after enrollment.

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 shortly after enrollment.

If you are currently an Certified Residential Appraiser and looking to catapult your career and your license from Certified Residential to a Certified General Appraiser, this package includes everything needed to fulfill the education requirements to attain the highest level of appraisal licensure plus a couple of premium items that will allow you to experience 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. Printed textbooks are physical copies of the course content. **Our licensing approval requires that textbooks be mailed after course completion. To view state specific education requirements, click HERE. Enroll now to achieve mastery and maximize your earning potential through advanced education today.