
I’m pleased to report that AI once again took a position in advocating for the valuation profession in our nation’s Congress. Learn more about that, and other timely updates, from the past month.
[Read more…]I’m pleased to report that AI once again took a position in advocating for the valuation profession in our nation’s Congress. Learn more about that, and other timely updates, from the past month.
[Read more…]Rural property appraisals can be challenging for valuation professionals, and require a lot of data and expertise to ensure that appraisers can generate credible, reliable opinions of value. While having the passion for this area of valuation is one key to success, another is having the proper knowledge and resources.
[Read more…]Homeowners associations should carefully consider all available methods for maintaining value in golf course communities, according to an article from the Spring 2020 issue of The Appraisal Journal.
[Read more…]The Appraisal Institute takes pride in its extensive body of knowledge. AI is the leading publisher of valuation literature; including topical webinars, periodicals, educational materials and more than 70 print and digital books. The variety of information that the Appraisal Institute provides reflects the depth and breadth of valuation practice and the organization’s commitment to lifelong learning and professionalism.
[Read more…]We’ll work to get through this challenging time together! I remain extremely impressed by the manner in which AI professionals across the country are adapting and exceeding the basic requirements of their clients. The Appraisal Institute is committed to providing you with the most current information about the coronavirus. Learn more below about that and other news from the past month.
[Read more…]Appraisers come to the valuation profession for a whole host of reasons. In the Appraisal Institute’s latest video, Michael Tankersley, MAI, SRA, AI-GRS, AI-RRS; Bonnie Roerig, MAI, AI-GRS; and Robert Elliott, Jr. MAI, SRA, share the perks of their jobs.
Tankersley cited the ability to solve complex assignments, to choose his own clients and the ability to control his schedule. Roerig enjoys the variety of assignments she is able to complete and the ability to coordinate with other appraisers to share best practices. Elliott stated that the valuation profession is perfect for natural problem solvers and gives him the ability to work on his own schedule and spend time with his family.
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Residential and commercial green and energy-efficient properties have generally become increasingly common over the past few years. Appraisers who expand their expertise in this area may attract opportunities for green valuation assignments.
[Read more…]Stay strong! Many of us are busy professionally, while I’m sure we’re all dealing with some challenges as well. Keep up the good work, continue turning to the Appraisal Institute for the most current information about the coronavirus, and know that we’ll get through this together.
Here’s more about that and other news from the past month.
[Read more…]With more people working from home, now could be the perfect time to start landscaping projects … especially for those who enjoy spending time outside during the summer months.
[Read more…]Appraisers involved in the valuation of easement-encumbered properties have a new resource at their fingertips with the release of the Appraisal Institute’s latest book.
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