We have new untested, 7HR CE classes approved by the GA Appraisal Board.
Residential Sales Comparison and Income Approach-
30 HR, Tested.
With a focus on two of the primary approaches used to value real property, this course reviews the income property principles that affect the appraisal of residential properties. Interactive problems and case studies help illustrate the key concepts in practical ways. In addition, this course sets a foundation for more advanced general appraiser classes by touching on the principles of income capitalization.
Residential Appraisal Site Valuation and Cost Approach-
15 HR, Tested.
With content designed to meet the requirements of the Appraiser Qualifications Board as part of the required Real Property Appraiser Qualification Criteria, this 15-hour course explores the fundamentals of site valuation and cost approach. It fulfills 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. At the end of the course there is a required one-hour proctored exam that must take place in a monitored setting.
Residential Market Analysis and Highest and Best Use-
15 HR, Tested.
The Residential Market Analysis and Highest and Best Use qualifying education course will acquaint the student with the basics of analysis. The student will learn some of the methodology and techniques used by appraisers to extract information from the marketplace. Some of the definitions and terminology commonly used in the analysis of market trends and conditions is presented for the student’s benefit. Several discussion type exercises have been included to further challenge the student’s proper interpretation of data gathered from the marketplace. General type data and specific type data examples have been identified in the course to provide the student with the different areas of available research for data. The theory of highest and best use and the theory of consistent use are defined and explored for the student’s understanding. The components of analysis to be used in the determination of highest and best use for a given property are set out and outlined for the student. Several in-depth case studies and application-based exercises are presented to further demonstrate this analysis process. A basic calculator is recommended for this course.
This course will provide a basic knowledge of the market fundamentals, characteristics, and definitions used in the analysis of the market. The course will provide for the basic understanding of the supply side and demand side characteristics prevalent in the market place. The information presented herein is divided between reading assignments and application of the material with frequent assessments within each chapter, plus a summative assessment at the end of each chapter. The case studies provide further practical applications for the information presented in this course.