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Education / Events
- Dates, locations & instructors are subject to change.
- Interested attendees are encouraged to register early as we reserve the right to cancel any program due to low attendance.
- For information on the new AQB (Appraiser Qualifications Board) Requirements that went into effect on January 1, 2008 visit www.appraisalfoundation.org.
Golden Gate Branch Chapter "Simply Social" | |
Apr 23 | Location: DaDa Bar at the Mechanics Institute, San Francisco Network in The City! Come one, come all! Designed for residential, commercial and agricultural appraisers and all allied real estate professionals who want to expand their networking and client opportunities. Location: DaDa Bar at the Mechanics Institute Details: Enjoy complimentary appetizers. Advnced reservations are not necessary - grab a colleague, your peers, clients and just show up! This is a "no-host" event; attendees are responsible for their own beverage purchases. The Executive Director of Mechanics Institute will be in attendance and he will talk for a few minutes on the exciting offerings at the Mechanics Institute. It is the oldest, continuously operating library on the west coast, originally opening in the 1850's - https://www.milibrary.org/about Questions? Contact Tim Landregan, MAI at 415/515-6240. |
Central California Branch Chapter - Simply Social | |
Apr 24 | Location: Toledo's at Mission Village, Fresno Get Connected in the Central Valley! Come one, come all! Designed for residential, commercial and agricultural appraisers and all allied real estate professionals who want to expand their networking and client opportunities. Location: Toledo's at Mission Village, 367 E Shaw Ave, Fresno (close to freeway 41 exchange at Shaw) Time: 5:30 pm until whenever Details: This is a "no-host" event; attendees are responsible for their own beverage / food purchases. Advnced reservations are not necessary - grab a colleague, your peers, clients and just show up! |
Course: Real Estate Finance, Statistics and Valuation Modeling | |
Apr 26 - 27 | Location: Lafayette Library & Learning Center, Lafayette Instructor: Dawn Molitor-Gennrich, SRA, AI-RRS This two-day course provides an introduction to statistics, real estate finance, and modeling with applications to residential and commercial real estate appraisal. On the first day, you will develop an understanding of basic statistics and statistical analysis and learn how those skills can be used in valuation and evaluation practice. On day two, you will gain an introductory understanding of real estate finance markets, learn about credit conditions and their impact on values and appraisal, and calculate and interpret fundamental numbers on loan payments and balances. Successful completion of the course and exam should satisfy most states’ education requirements in the content area identified as real estate finance, statistics, and valuation modeling. Participants should understand that this course will be a review and will not address more advanced topics. This course revision includes an update on financial history and the future implications of the burst housing bubble. A discussion on how mortgages impact value also was added, as well as measuring volatility and standard deviations. Note: Real Estate Finance, Statistics, and Valuation Modeling was designed according to the broad topical guidelines of the Appraiser Qualifications Board as part of qualifying (i.e., prelicensing) education for both residential and general certified appraisers. AI Designated Members, Candidates for Designation & Affiliates - $475 |
Course: General Appraiser Market Analysis and Highest & Best Use | |
May 1 - 4 | Location: Lafayette Library & Learning Center, Lafayette Instructor: Gary DeWeese, MAI This AQB-approved course will help you apply meaningful market analysis in valuation assignments. It presents the basic concepts and terminology of market analysis and marketability studies, then shows how marketability studies provide vital information for the highest and best use decision. Throughout the course, the emphasis is on conducting a reliable analysis of demand. You’ll gain practice in applying methods for inferred, or trend, analysis to three property types—a suburban residential subdivision, an existing multifamily property, and an office building. Using the tools introduced in the course will help you increase the reliability of your highest and best use analyses and support the conclusions you reach in the three approaches to value. The course also provides a transitional discussion to prepare you for marketability studies using fundamental demand analysis, which is covered in the Appraisal Institute’s Advanced Market Analysis and Highest & Best Use course. Go Green and SAVE an EXTRA $15 on the tuition fees listed below AI Designated Members, Candidates for Designation & Affiliates - $695 |
The Northern California Residential Appraisal Conference | |
May 4 | Location: Northern Solano County Associations of Realtors, Fairfield Plan now to join us for this full-day residential conference jointly sponsored by the Northern Callifornia Chapter of the Appraisal Institute and Real Estate Appraisers Association (REAA). Topics include:
Denis DeSaix, MAI, SRA - Principal, Metrocal Appraisal Approved for 7-hours of BREA and AI CEC; an application for 7-hours of SBE CEC has been submitted. Typically ASA, ASFMRA and IRWA offer reciprocal credit for approved AI offerings; check with these organizations directly. BEST VALUE RATE: Register by April 25 and Save up to $40! Register after 4/25
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