UNIFORM STANDARDS OF PROFESSIONAL APPRAISAL PRACTICE 7 HOUR UPDATE COURSE (7 HOURS)
This course is designed to meet the state continuing educational requirement for all appraisal license levels. Colorado appraisal licensing continuing education requirements include the 7-Hour USPAP Update course be completed every other year. Tuition and Text $175
1004MC MARKET CONDITIONS ADDENDUM (4 HOURS) CE
The course provides a detailed look at estimating market conditions and completing the required addendum to FNMA appraisal reports. The course will explore the data and analysis required to properly develop a clear and accurate understanding of market trends as well as utilizing local data resources to obtain the proper information. Tuition and text $50
RESIDENTIAL REPORT WRITING (8 HOURS) CE
This course is designed to acquaint the student with regulatory issues related to appraisal reporting as well as enabling the student to understand report options, content and proper presentation and development of concepts and conclusions in the reporting the results of appraisal assignments. The course will emphasize increasing business and client loyalty through proper report development. Tuition and Text $95
APPRAISING IN A DOWN MARKET (4 HOURS) CE
This 4 hour course is designed to assist the appraiser in valuation assignments in declining markets. The student will learn to (1) properly measure market conditions, (2) measure, quantify and apply time adjustments, (3) understand the impact a declining market has on the cost approach, (4) understand, support and apply financing adjustments, and (5) effectively communicate the results of the assignment. We will also discuss current underwriting issues and requirements. Tuition and Text ($50)
JELLY DONUTS AND THE APPRAISER (4 HOURS) CE
This course is designed to fulfill continuing education hours for both the real estate broker and appraiser. The course will provide the student with an understanding of real estate appraisal concepts as they relate to the extraction and application of market derived adjustments, specifically for the passage of time, financing and physical characteristics of property. The student will gain an understanding of value and the nature of value and value trends in such a way that they might communicate effectively with buyers, sellers, brokers, appraisers, lenders, and clients. Tuition and Text $40.00
WORKING WITH RESIDENTIAL INVESTORS
Analyzing One to Four Family Investment Property (4 Hours) CE
This course is designed to fulfill continuing education hours for the real estate broker and appraiser. The course is designed to increase the licensee's ability to identify, obtain, and service new market areas through a presentation of appraisal related principles and analytical skills relative to one-four family investment properties. Tuition and Text $40.00
RESIDENTIAL MARKET ANALYSIS AND HIGHEST AND BEST USE (15 HOURS) QUALIFYING OR CONTINUING EDUCATION
This course is designed to meet the state educational requirement for Licensed or Certified Residential Appraisal licensing. The course will enable you to demonstrate knowledge of market fundamentals as well as supply side and demand side analysis. You will gain an in depth understanding of the concept of Highest and Best Use and how to consider, test, and apply the concept of highest and best use in day-to-day appraisal assignments. Tuition and Text $249.
RESIDENTIAL REPORT WRITING (15 HOURS) QUALIFYING OR CONTINUING EDUCATION
This course is designed to meet the state educational requirement for Licensed or Certified Residential Appraisal licensing. You will understand how to properly transmit to the client your data, analysis and reconciliation of data in a meaningful manner. The course will incorporate useful USPAP and secondary market references. Through hands-on examples the course will provide practical application of real estate appraisal procedures. Tuition and Text $249
RESIDENTIAL SITE VALUATION AND COST APPROACH (15 HOURS) QUALIFYING OR CONTINUING EDUCATION
The course will demonstrate site theory and site valuation techniques along with a review of Highest and Best Use analysis as it applies to and impacts site valuation. You will obtain an in-depth knowledge of replacement and reproduction cost estimation and techniques. Finally, proper understanding of accrued depreciation together with application of appropriate techniques for estimating depreciation from all sources will be discussed. Tuition and Text $249
RESIDENTIAL SALES COMPARISON AND INCOME APPROACHES (15 HOURS) QUALIFYING OR CONTINUING EDUCATION
This course introduces the theories, techniques and procedures of the Sales Comparison and Income Approaches to value. Discussion and learning will include data analysis, selecting and adjusting comparables, and applying the income capitalization and gross rent multiplier techniques. A combination of theory and hands-on examples and case studies provide practical applications of real estate appraisal procedures. Tuition and Text $249