This package meets your state prelicensing education (QE) requirement for entry level real estate appraiser license. This package includes the National Uniform Standards of Professional Appraisal Practice (USPAP) 15-hour course. The package also includes a 75-hour course (please see #3 for details) focus on qualifying residential real estate appraisal.

Unless you already have taken some courses with QE hours, you should sign up this combo package, for those who has already earned some QE hours you may sign up the individual courses.

Online Exam. No Test Proctor Required.

This package includes following courses:
#2: USPAP 15-hour (QE)
#3: Mastering Real Estate Appraisal 75-hour (QE)
#7: USPAP-Primer & FAQ: Everhing You Wanted to Know About USPAP but Afraid to Ask.

Course Description.

This is the same package as #1 with a 6-month payment plan. Your first payment would be $295 and then $90 for the next 5 month. Your monthly payments will be charged each month around the date your placed your order.

Online Exam. No Test Proctor Required for the 75-hour Course.

This package includes following courses:
#2: USPAP 15-hour (QE)
#3: Mastering Real Estate Appraisal 75-hour (QE)
#7: USPAP-Primer & FAQ: Everhing You Wanted to Know About USPAP but Afraid to Ask.

Note: On payment plan we will not honor pay-pal or echcek orders. Only credit card order accepted.
Course Description.

#2: Dynasty National USPAP Course Equivalent (2005 Edition)
15-hour

$199.00

Online Exam. Test Proctor Required.
Course Description.

This course meets the 2008 AQB Criteria as a licensed appraiser qualifying education course.

This basic appraisal course introduces theories, techniques, and procedures to help you understand the appraisal process and how to use various residential forms and reports for appraisal. Through theory and hands-on examples of appraisal processes, the course will provide practical application of real estate appraisal procedures.

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Residential Report Writing

This course provides an introduction to real estate appraisal. The course focuses on the basic principles and practices of appraisal. It covers basic real estate concepts such as real estate ownership, egal descriptions, neighborhood analysis. In addtion real estate finance and the valuation process are covered. It covers the three major appraoches to real estate appraisal, the sale comparion (market data approache, cost approach and income approach). Data collection, site description, and improvement description is also covered. The course will instruct students in detail how to fill out the Uniform Residential Appraisal Report (URAR) as well as the importance of USPAP. This course is approved by AQB as well as IDECC.

Online Exam. No Test Proctor Required.

This course covers all of the topics included in the prelicensing appraisal course requirements established by the Appraiser Qualification Board of the Appraisal Foundation. The course begins with an Introduction to Appraisal, Why Appraisal is Important? Major topics such as property description, valuation concepts, appraisal process, appraisal profession, are covered in individual chapters. The three major approaches and their underlying concepts are then presented. The course consists of 15 chapters with chapter quiz at the end of each chapter.

Online Exam. No Test Proctor Required.

Real Estate Residential Appraisal 

This course covers all of the topics included in the "certified residential appraisal license" requirements established by the Appraiser Qualification Board of the Appraisal Foundation. Major topics included are such as narrative report writing, property description, valuation concepts, appraisal process, appraisal profession, are covered in individual chapters. The three major approaches and their underlying concepts are then presented. The course consists of 15 chapters with chapter quiz at the end of each chapter.

Online Exam. No Test Proctor Required.

Certified Residential Upgrade

This publication is an excellent reference tool for entry level appraisers and users of appraisal services. It includes two parts, the USPAP Pimer and Introduction and Overview on the USPAP plus the second part around 200 frequently asked questions (FAQs) and answers regarding USPAP. These FAQs are opinions of the author Dr. Lee Hess, who is a Certified General Appraiser and Instructor and holds AQB Certified USPAP Instructor certification.