Pre-Licensing & Qualifying Education
Residential Appraiser Classes and 15 Hour USPAP
Residential Track Appraiser Classes are now available. Even if you think you will eventually become a General Appraiser, these are the classes that you need to take to become a certified trainee appraiser in North Carolina. The complete September - October 2008 schedule for Gastonia (west of Charlotte) is available on the schedule and registration page.
Email us to be added to the notification list for future Residential Licensing Classes. You can also use the form on the Contact page.
Ninety (90) hours of qualifying education courses are required o take and pass before submitting your application to the North Carolina Appraisal Board to become a registered trainee. The four classes (below) each have an in-class exam at the end. The fee for all four classes and books and handouts is $1650 with a $300 deposit due at registration. -Schedule and registration-
I. Basic Appraisal Principles (30 hours; 4 days)
II. Basic Appraisal Procedures (30 hours; 4 days)
III. Residential Market Analysis & Highest and Best Use
(15 hours; 2 days)
IV. 15 Hour National USPAP Class (15 hours; 2 days)
Residential Post-Trainee Classes Currently Offered Fall 2008
Residential Report Writing (15 hours; 2 days)
-More detailed outline of the classes-
-Schedule and Registration-
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General Appraiser Courses
General Appraiser Classes are not available at this time. Please remember that you must first take the 90 hours required to become a trainee (see Residential Appraiser Classes above), before you can take the General Appraiser Classes.
Email us to be added to the notification list for General Appraiser Certification. You can also use the form on the Contact page. Please indicate whether or not you have already taken the initial 90 hours of classes to become a certified trainee.
