Continuing Education is not only a requirement of licensed appraisers, but also one of the best tools you can utilize to further develop your career. Education and training allows you to be more productive, effective, and knowledgeable to your clients.
Training Sessions are a great way to further the learning and development of your employees, and we want to share our knowledge of the industry and the ‘best practices’ we have learned over the past 25 years.
Topics Include
Technology and Appraisals – How to use technology to be a more efficient in your work. From laser pointers and tablets, to multiple monitors and data integration sources — we know from experience which products you should steer clear of, and which products will make you more money.
Appraisals: Red Flags & Warning Signs – What you should (and shouldn’t) be looking for. Simple, but useful! We use real examples and real experience to show you what is important when it comes to spotting those warning signs.
Writing an effective rebuttal to your review – As an appraiser, rebuttals can be challenging. Learn how to write clear, concise rebuttals, and how to defend your work without being overly defensive.
Reviews: Best Practices – With over 50 years of combined appraisal experience, our team has compiled the most efficient and least time-consuming ways to review an Appraisal. Don’t waste time learning from your own mistakes, and let us guide the way!
How to read and understand an appraisal – This class is especially beneficial for those new to the industry. Appraisals can be confusing and time consuming for someone who doesn’t fully understand what they are reading. Learn from experienced Appraisers who can explain anything and everything you need know as a Loan officer, Broker, Real Estate Agent or Borrower.
AMC & Appraisal Compliance – For Lenders, Brokers, or Appraisers. First-hand knowledge from AMC owners on how to navigate Compliance issues.
Breaking down USPAP – Great class for new appraisers, trainees, realtors, or loan officers as an introduction to – or refresher course – on USPAP laws, and what you may be doing wrong without realizing it.
& Many More!
Please feel free to reach out if you have something specific in mind, or would like help determining how to best educate your team!