Mississippi Administrative Code › Title 30 - Professions and Occupations › Part 1501 - Mississippi Real Estate Appraiser Licensing and Certification Board › Chapter 2 - Experience Requirements for Licensed Appraiser, Certified Residential Appraiser and Certified General Appraiser Applicants › Rule 30-1501-2.10 - Appraisal Experience for State, County, or Municipal Public Officers

Current through June 25, 2024
State, county or municipal public officers, or their
				  salaried employees while performing their duties as mass appraisers, may
				  satisfy the appraisal experience requirement under this rule by submitting a
				  signed/notarized affidavit from the supervising tax assessor or other
				  appropriate official, and as follows:
1. For the Licensed real estate appraiser
				credential, by affidavit and documentation as prescribed by the Board,
				certifying that the applicant has obtained the minimum number of hours of
				appraisal experience over the minimum period of time as established by the AQB
				while holding a valid Appraiser Trainee credential.
2. For the State Certified Residential real
				estate appraisal credential, by proper documentation as prescribed by the Board
				which indicates that the applicant holds or has held a credential as a State
				Licensed real estate appraiser or a State Certified General real estate
				appraiser and has obtained the minimum number of hours of credible appraisal
				work experience over the minimum period of time as established by the AQB for
				the Certified Residential appraiser credential. Up to one-half (1/2) of the
				minimum number of experience hours as established by the AQB may be satisfied
				by presenting proper documentation on an experience log sheet as prescribed by
				the Board of having performed in a supervisory capacity of the value estimating
				process for mass appraisal work. Any experience for the State Certified
				Residential credential beyond the real property mass appraisal experience which
				is acceptable under the provisions of this rule shall consist of residential
				category properties and shall be in compliance with the guidelines established
				in Rule 2.1(1)and shall
				have been obtained over the minimum period of time as would meet all
				requirements established by the AQB.
3. For the State Certified General real
				estate appraisal credential, by proper documentation as prescribed by the Board
				which indicates that the applicant holds or has held a credential as a State
				Licensed real estate appraiser or a State Certified Residential real estate
				appraiser and has obtained the minimum number of hours of credible appraisal
				work experience over the minimum period of time as established by the AQB for
				the Certified General appraiser credential. Up to one-half (1/2) of the minimum
				number of experience hours as established by the AQB may be satisfied by
				presenting proper documentation on an experience log sheet as prescribed by the
				Board of having performed in a supervisory capacity of the value estimating
				process for mass appraisal work. Any experience for the State Certified General
				credential beyond the real property mass appraisal experience which is
				acceptable under the provisions of this rule shall consist of non-residential
				category properties and shall be in compliance with the guidelines set forth in
				Rule 2.1(1) and shall
				have been obtained over the minimum period of time as would meet all
				requirements established by the AQB.
4. Any affidavit which is submitted for
				experience credit must set forth the applicant's job description, duties and/or
				role in the value estimating process if it is not already included in the job
				description and duties.
5. The
				affiant must be fully aware and understand that experience credit shall only be
				awarded to those applicants who demonstrate that they used techniques to value
				properties which are similar to those used by other appraisers; they
				effectively utilize the appraisal process and the only components of the mass
				appraisal process that shall be given credit are highest and best use analysis,
				model specification (developing the model) and model calibration (developing
				adjustments to the model). Other components, by themselves, shall not be
				eligible for experience credit.
6.
				Any experience which is claimed for mass appraisal work must be consistent with
				the most current guidelines of the Appraisal Subcommittee of the Federal
				Financial Institutions Examination Council and must be compliant with the Mass
				Appraisal Development and Reporting guidelines as set forth in Standard 6 of
				USPAP.
Miss. Code Ann.
				  §§
										73-34-9(1)(i),
				  73-34-9(2)(f),
				  73-34-21