Real Estate Appraisal License Course

 

 

 

Appraisal license courses approved by the Department of Real Estate in Utah, Virginia, Washington, Wisconsin, Wyoming, California, District of Columbia, Iowa, Louisiana, South Dakota, and more.

A real estate appraiser is hired by the mortgage company to determine the fair market value of a home you are buying. Home appraisers traditionally work for the buyer's lender but the buyer is usually the one paying for a home appraisal. The property you many want to buy must be worth the purchase price you and the seller agreed upon. In order to determine this, a mortgage company will hire a professional real estate appraiser who has a proper real estate appraisal license to establish the market value of the property you want to buy. Like there are three types of loans, there are also three types of appraisals (VA, FHA, and conventional). A real estate appraiser might know about each of these.

An appraiser in any of the US states must attend certain classes, pass a state test, and get licensed by the state in order to practice. Even after all this testing and licensing, an appraiser must also attend more classes to get certified for to become an appraiser for VA loans, as well as FHA, and so on. To do this, an appraiser must take courses from accredited and state-approved schools, like the ones below.

 

 

Allied's comprehensive Appraisal Licensing course satisfies all 90 hours of required study and includes the national USPAP requirement. Instead of sitting in a classroom for countless hours, complete the entire course from your computer!

The Allied Schools Real Estate Appraisal License is available in: California, District of Columbia, Iowa, Louisiana, South Dakota, Utah, Virginia, Washington, Wisconsin and Wyoming. Allied's Real Estate Appraisal course includes:

• National USPAP Student Manual with USPAP, published by The Appraisal Foundation, reprinted with permission by Ashley Crown Systems

• Allied National USPAP Course Study Guide, published by Ashley Crown Systems

• How To Use the Uniform Residential Appraisal Report by Ventolo/Williams

• Questions & Answers To Help You Pass the Real Estate Appraisal Exams by Fisher/Tosh

• Real Estate Math Tutor Software

• FHA Appraisal Exam Prep Material

• OREA Information

• NAREA National Association Membership (see details below)

• State Appraisal Licensing Information

• License Renewal Information

• Allied Special Reports (everything you need to know to start your own business)

• Clipboard

The Allied National USPAP Course has been approved as equivalent to the National USPAP Course by the Appraiser Qualifications Board (AQB) and satisfies the 15-Hour National USPAP requirement.

For those of you interested in College Credits

Allied Schools all inclusive correspondence course has been successfully evaluated for college credits by the American Council on Education College Credit Recommendation Service. This home study appraisal course is one of only a few in California to be approved by the OREA (meeting AQB minimum standards). Allied Schools Real Estate Appraisal course has been reviewed by the National Association of Real Estate Appraisers (NAREA). The NAREA has endorsed Allied as their sole provider of appraisal education by correspondence.

National Association Membership

After you have completed Allied Schools Real Estate Appraisal course and passed the state exam with the help of Allied test preparation materials, you will Receive a one-year membership at no extra cost to the National Association of Real Estate Appraisers (NAREA). This benefit brings the entire process together. With membership, you will obtain the legitimacy afforded to NAREA members. This value is available at no extra cost due to Allied’s partnership with the NAREA.

Accreditation

Allied Schools are nationally accredited by the Distance Education and Training Council (DETC).