Course Information
Appraising 2 – 4 Family & Multi-Family Properties
Appraising 2-4 Family & Multi-Family Properties will increase the level of knowledge of the scope of work involved with income-producing properties. The course identifies key elements of market analysis of small residential income-producing properties and distinguishes which features and characteristics are important to an appraiser’s analysis. Analysis of income and expenses is covered and how this analysis is used in an appraisal of an income-producing property. Appropriate income methodologies and how the appraisal approaches apply to income-producing properties are also discussed. Finally, this text familiarizes students with the Fannie Mae Reporting Form 1025/Freddie Mac Reporting Form 72 and walks them through how to prepare the form, compile data, and complete the necessary analysis.
This seminar is approved by the Nebraska Real Property Appraiser Board for 7 hours of continuing education. C21053.
This seminar is approved by the Iowa Real Estate Appraiser Examining Board for 7 hours of continuing education. A540-112.
Appraisers in other states may be eligible to receive continuing education credit and they should check with their state appraiser board.
The approval by the Nebraska Real Property Appraiser Board is honored by the Nebraska Real Estate Commission for continuing education for sales persons and brokers and by the Nebraska Department of Property Assessment and Taxation for continuing education for Assessor recertification.
This course had been purchased from Hondros Learning Center. Hondros has been granted course approval through the AQB Course Approval Program (CAP).
Moore Appraisal Education is owned and operated by The Moore Group, Inc. The Moore Group, Inc. is authorized to operate by the Nebraska Department of Education under the provisions of Sections 85-1601 – 85-1658.
Classes:
This course is not currently scheduled.