Course Information
Valuation by Comparison: Residential Analysis and Logic
This seminar explores the most fundamental role of the appraiser as an interpreter of human behavior. Appraisers know that the sales comparison approach is the best and most logical way to value residential real estate, but when markets are in flux and data are scarce, traditional analytical techniques may be difficult to apply. This course will present innovative strategies and techniques for distilling relevant information from comparable sales as well as less-than perfect market indicators such as current listings, expired listings, and pending sales. Practical advice for marking problematic adjustments is provided.
The course is approved by the Nebraska Real Property Appraiser Board for (7) hours of continuing education (C2741).
The course is approved by the Iowa Real Estate Appraiser Examining Board for seven (7) hours of continuing education (A540-212).
Appraisers in other states may be eligible to receive continuing education credit and they should check with their state appraiser board.
The NRPAB approval of this course is honored by the Nebr. Real Estate Commission for Continuing Ed. for sales persons and brokers.
The NRPAB approval of the course is honored by the Nebr. Dept of Revenue for Continuing Ed. for Assessor re-certification.