Residential Report Writing and Case Studies
Course Information
Residential Report Writing and Case Studies
Residential Report Writing and Case Studies is deeply rooted in appraisal professional standards and best practices of an appraiser when communicating the opinions and conclusions of a residential appraisal. The course commences with a detailed discussion of USPAP Rules and the reporting options permitted by STANDARD 2. Appraisal writing skills are then over-viewed along with several examples of how the reasoning of an appraiser is expressed in typical appraisal reporting situations. Common reporting issues are then explored to illustrate the level of detail required in appraisal commentary so that appraisal reports are clear and not misleading (or fraudulent). Finally, the most common residential appraisal reporting form, the Uniform Residential Appraisal Report (URAR), will be fully illustrated along with the requirements of the Uniform Appraisal Dataset (UAD). The course concludes with an overview of several of the most common residential appraisal forms. Within each section of the course are numerous compelling case studies to assist reinforcement of learning.
Required materials: Calculator
Recommended materials: Current version of USPAP
100% attendance is required.
This course is based on the 2008 AQB requirements for Licensed and Certified Residential credentials.
This course is approved by the Nebraska Real Property Appraiser Board for 15 hours of qualifying education and 14 hours of continuing education. Nebraska number L/CR007.
This course fulfills the Iowa Real Estate Appraiser Examining Board criteria(modular, AQB CAP approved, approved by the state appraiser board in which they are held) for qualifying education credit.
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.
Appraisers in other states may be eligible to receive qualifying or continuing education credit and they should check with their state appraiser board.
This course had been purchased from Hondros Learning Center. Hondros has been granted approval for this course through the AQB Course Approval Program (CAP). Hondros has granted The Moore Group, Inc. secondary provider status.
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.