Includes in-house and contracted reappraisal management, personnel organization, assessment form development, data collection, sales and ownership file development, cost manual development, and training. Analysis of office layout, budgeting, and public relations are also addressed. This course has been approved for 15 hours of appraiser continuing education credit. The objective of this course is to provide skills and tools necessary to apply basic income approach methods and techniques to income-property valuation problems. Designed primarily as a workshop course, emphasizing drill problems, with explanatory lecture sessions.
Emphasis is on practice rather than theory.
It will qualify as an elective income course for accreditation. This course has been approved for 15 hours of appraiser continuing education credit. This IAAO seminar relates ethics, standards of practice, and professionalism to appraisal and assessment organizations and appraisal practices. Scope concepts such as ethics, standards, and professionalism are explained. The Appraisal Foundation and the International Association of Assessing Officers are presented as examples of appraisal and assessment organizations.