Once you’ve completed your appraiser education and training, it’s time to find a job! Here are our tips for how to get hired in the appraisal industry.
Real property appraisers will have a new edition of the Uniform Standards of Professional Appraisal Practice (USPAP) to follow beginning January 1, 2024. Keep reading to learn all the forthcoming changes and what they mean for working appraisers day to day.
When you think of the home appraisal process, what first comes to mind? Hint: it's more than a top-to-bottom overview of a property for fair market purposes.
When you start working as a real property appraiser, you aren't pigeon-holed into working for just one type of employer; there are lots to choose from! Here’s a quick guide to the avenues for employment as an appraiser, and how they differ from one another.
Like many professions, there are different levels of expertise an appraiser can reach. Here, we will delve into the four different real property appraiser licenses available, and how you can attain them.
When considering a jump into a career in real property appraisal, you may wonder: How much does it cost to get started? Dive into this blog to find out the answer.