How to Get Started in the Real Estate Appraisal Business
How to Get Started in the Real Estate Appraisal Business

Author: Dan Nahorney

Publisher: McGraw Hill Professional

Published: 2006-03-31

Total Pages: 242

ISBN-13: 0071487077

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Your step-by-step guide success as a real estate appraiser Real estate appraisers are in high demand and top earners can make a bundle. Whether you seek a full-time profession or a flexible part-time job,How to Get Started in the Real Estate Appraisal Business provides all the inside information to start making money, now. Add value to your career as you: Prepare for the tests and get licensed Find a mentor to help you get on your feet Choose between residential and commercial appraising Drum up business with proven networking and marketing techniques Make top dollar as an analyst Acquire the continuing education you need for long-term success Choose between residential and commercial appraising This handy guide also includes a glossary of vital terms, sample appraisal forms, and coverage of important licensing and legal regulations. Full of actionable advice, step-by-step guidance, and real-world insight, How to Get Started in the Real Estate Appraisal Business gets into the business-and heading to the top.

The Compact Real Estate Appraiser
The Compact Real Estate Appraiser

Author: Jeremy Bagott

Publisher: Band of Investment Publishing Company

Published: 2017-12-15

Total Pages: 208

ISBN-13: 9780999710715

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The Compact Real Estate Appraiser is a thumbnail reference for the real estate researcher, analyst or appraiser. It¿s a style guide for better report writing, a shortcut to analytical procedures commonly used in real estate valuation, a set of immutable laws and a roundup of common elements of value. It also features chapters on etiquette and leadership, eminent domain and percipient witness testimony.

Real Estate
Real Estate

Author: James E. Larsen

Publisher: Wiley

Published: 2007

Total Pages: 0

ISBN-13: 9780470038000

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Whether preparing for a career, or seeking a better understanding of real estate in everyday life, this book will provide the basis to conduct real estate transactions in the real world. Larsen presents a clear understanding of current theories and practices in the real estate market with this accessible introduction. He covers the critical steps that must be followed in order to obtain, own and sell property.

Fundamentals of Real Estate Appraisal
Fundamentals of Real Estate Appraisal

Author: William L. Ventolo

Publisher: Dearborn Real Estate

Published: 1998

Total Pages: 76

ISBN-13: 9780793126316

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Using an effective blend of theory and practice, this best selling textbook provides a strong foundation for understanding today's ever changing appraisal marketplace.

The Valuation Analyst
The Valuation Analyst

Author: David Braun

Publisher:

Published: 2016-06-20

Total Pages: 174

ISBN-13: 9781534810792

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The real estate appraisal profession is currently facing a crisis as the providers, users, and enforcement bodies are unsure of the level of scope of work that is required to adequately extract line-item adjustment rates for use on the comparative adjustment grid. This book retraces the empirical research that the author has performed on this subject over the past few years. This research involves measuring the probability that various extraction methods will be correct in specific situations. The probabilities are measured by the law of large numbers and Monte Carlo simulations.The conclusions are in. Many of them will surprise you. See which extraction techniques work and which don't. See new ways to improve traditional extraction methodologies, and consider an entirely new class of extraction techniques. This is a must read for reviewers and mortgage underwriters! The case studies are specifically designed to help understand when the analyses in the appraisal adequately support the line-item adjustment rates. Regardless of how unorthodox these conclusions are they will serve as the stepping stones that the appraisal profession will follow moving forward.