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EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS [PDF]
Any credential issued on or after January 1, 2009
must be in compliance with the revised AQB Real Property
Appraiser Qualification Criteria (a printable pdf copy
may be downloaded above). MD legislation further
established a Trainee License and requires individuals
in training to become licensed or certified real estate
appraisers to obtain that license. Without it, they
cannot perform or sign appraisals, even under the direct
supervision of a certified appraiser. The three-year
license will be granted to applicants who have completed
the 75-hour Appraiser Trainee Module as summarized
in the link above. The license may be renewed one time
only for an additional three years (i.e. no career
trainees). All renewals – trainee, license, and
certifications – are subject to the completion
of all 42 hours continuing education, including the
7-hour National USPAP Update Course, required for the
renewal of all categories of licensure. Please note
that the Maryland Real Estate Appraisers Commission
requires that a minimum of 2,000 hours experience for
the basic appraisal license be acquired over no less
than no less than 24 months.
Trainees should take note that the clock for their two-year experience requirement is not automatically tied to the issue date of the Trainee License, as it does not begin until they actually find a mentor and begin working on
a regular basis after the Trainee License has been
issued. There is no recognition of experience that may have been accumulated before the Trainee License was issued.
Two Financial Aide Scholarships for Qualified individuals are offered through MAA: Appraiser Trainee tuition free enrollment in MAA’s 75-hour trainee module and Appraiser Education College Credit scholarship for those licensed members who do not hold a college degree but must obtain college level education credits to upgrade to one of the two Certified levels.
Our Fall/winter 2010 course schedule will be posted
in July. MAA now accepts Mastercard and Visa.
Please call our Administrative Office (410-879-1341) to request a credit card authorization form, or for any additional information that you may be seeking.
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February
Classes
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Class Description |
Length |
Location |
| Feb. 9 |
Demystifying the Cost Approach |
7 hr |
Location F |
| Feb. 11 |
Basic Math for Real Estate Appraisers
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7 hrs |
Location F |
| Feb. 18-19 |
Statistics, Modeling, and Finance
(Course 301) |
15 hr |
Location E |
| Feb. 23 |
National USPAP Update |
7 hr |
Location E |
| March Classes |
Class Description |
Length |
Location |
| March 2-3 |
Advanced Residential Applications
and Case Studies (Course 302) |
15 hr |
Location E |
| March 5-6 |
Residential Market Analysis and
Highest and Best Use (Course 201) |
15 hr |
Location G |
| March 6 |
National USPAP Update |
7 hr |
Location A |
| March 8-9 |
Residential Sales Comparison
(Course 203) |
15 hr |
Location B |
| Mar. 10-11 |
Shopping Center Analysis
(Course 502 Elective) |
15 hr |
Location F |
| Mar. 12-13 |
Residential Site Valuation and
Cost Approach (Course 202) |
15 hr |
Location C |
| March 16 |
Appraising to “Yellow Book” Standards |
7 hr |
Location E |
| Mar. 18-19 |
Residential Income Approach
(Course 205) |
15 hr |
Location F |
| March 24 |
Understanding The Two to Four Family
Appraisal Form |
6 hr (9-4 pm) |
Location I |
| Mar. 25-27 |
Mastering Unique and Complex Property
Appraisal (Course 501 elective) |
20 hr |
Location C |
| April Classes |
Class Description |
Length |
Location |
| April 1 |
National USPAP Update |
7 hr |
Location B |
| April 6-7 |
Residential Report Writing and Case Studies
(Course 204) |
15 hr |
Location I |
| April 9 |
“Green” Residential Valuation |
7 hr |
Location A |
| April 9-10 |
Appraisal Principles I (Course 101) |
15 hr |
Location C |
| April 12 |
Financial Analysis of Real Estate
Investment Properties |
3 hr (9 AM-12 noon) |
Location G |
| April 12 |
Understanding The Real Estate Investor
Marketplace |
3 hr (1Pm-4 pm) |
Location G |
| April 16-17 |
National USPAP Course (Course 105) |
15 hr |
Location G |
| April 16-17 |
Appraisal Principles II (Course 102) |
15 hr |
Location C |
| April 19 |
Basic Math for Real Estate Appraisers |
7 hr |
Location F |
| April 20 |
Appraising Residential Properties For FHA
Insured Loans |
4 hr (8 AM-12 noon) |
Location B |
| April 20 |
Comment, Comment, Comment |
3 hr (1 PM-4 PM) |
Location B |
| April 22 |
National USPAP Update |
7 hr |
Location C |
| April 23-24 |
Appraisal Procedures I (Course 103) |
15 hr |
Location C |
| April 27-28 |
Statistics, Modeling, and Finance (Course 301) |
15 hr |
Location F |
| April 30 - May 1 |
Appraisal Procedures II (Course 104) |
15 hr |
Location C |
| April 30- May 1 |
National USPAP Course (Course 105) |
15 hr |
Location B |
| May Classes |
Class Description |
Length |
Location |
| May 3 |
Valuation Of Unimproved Land |
6 hr
(9 AM-4 PM) |
Location F |
| May 5 |
Becoming A More Effective Appraiser– Appraisal Methodology, Updates,
and Regulations |
6 hr (9 AM-4 PM) |
Location B |
| May 7-8 |
National USPAP Course (Course 105) |
15 hr |
Location C |
| May 10-11 |
Advanced Residential Applications and
Case Studies (Course 302) |
15 hr |
Location F |
| May 13 |
Understanding The Relocation Appraisal
Report Writing |
6 hr (9 AM-4 PM) |
Location E |
| May 18 |
Oddball Property Appraisal |
3 hr, 3-6 PM |
Location Dinner meeting - Snyders |
| May 25 |
National USPAP Update |
7 hr |
Location G |
| May 26 |
The Significance of Soils Analysis
In Real Estate Appraisal |
6 hr (9 AM-4 PM) |
Location E |
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| June
Classes |
Class
Description |
Length |
Location |
| June 3 |
Simplifying Cap Rates, Discount Rates,
and Ratios Utilizing the HP-12C |
7 hr |
Location F |
| June 8 |
Office Lease Analysis |
3 hr (9 AM-12 Noon)
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Location F |
| June 8 |
Understanding Modular Home Construction
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4 hr (1 PM-5 PM) |
Location F |
| June 10 |
Fannie Mae/Freddie Mac Guidelines |
3 hr (9 AM- 12 Noon) |
Location I |
| June 10 |
Comment, Comment, Comment |
3 hr (1 PM-4 PM) |
Location I |
| June 14 |
Basic Math for Real Estate Appraisers |
7 hr |
Location E |
| June 14 |
National USPAP Update
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7 hr |
Location I |
| June 15 |
“Green” Building Valuation |
7 hr |
Location F |
| June 16-17 |
Statistics, Modeling, and Finance
(Course 301) |
15 hr |
Location G |
| June 18-19 |
Residential Site Valuation and
Cost Approach (Course 202)
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15 hr |
Location A |
| June 24-26 |
Mastering Unique and Complex Property
Appraisal (Course 501 elective)
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20 hr |
Location E |
| June 29 |
Writing The Residential Report To Conform
To USPAP |
3 hr (9 AM-12Noon) |
Location E |
| June 29 |
What’s It Worth – Understanding Residential
Market Values |
3 hr (1 PM-4 PM) |
Location E |
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| July Classes |
Class
Description |
Length |
Location |
| July 9 |
Evaluation Of Log Home Construction |
6 hr (9 Am-4 pm) |
Location F |
| July 13-14 |
Residential Income Approach
(Course 205) |
15 hr |
Location B |
| July 16-17 |
Residential Sales Comparison
(Course 203)
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15 hr |
Location A |
| July 19 |
Acquisition/ROW Appraising |
6 hr (9AM-4 PM) |
Location G |
| July 20-21 |
General Appraiser Income Approach –
Office Building Analysis (Course 406) |
15 hr |
Location F |
| July 22-23 |
Advanced Residential Applications and Case
Studies (Course 302) |
15 hr |
Location C |
| July 27 |
Real Estate Data Analysis
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7 hr |
Location F |
| July 29 |
Changing Times And The Appraisal
Profession |
3 hr (9 AM-12 Noon) |
Location E |
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| August Classes |
Class
Description |
Length |
Location |
| Aug. 3 |
Preservation Easements And Valuation |
6 hr (9 AM-4 PM) |
Location E |
| Aug. 5-7 |
Mastering Unique and Complex Property
Appraisal (Course 501 elective) |
20 hr |
Location F |
| Aug. 10 |
“Green” Residential Valuation
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7 hr |
Location G |
| Aug. 13-14 |
Residential Income Approach
(Course 205) |
15 hr |
Location A |
| Aug. 19-20 |
Appraising Small Commercial Properties
(Course 503 Elective) |
15 hr |
Location E |
| Aug. 23 |
Accrued Depreciation Techniques |
7 hr |
Location E |
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HAGERSTOWN COMMUNITY COLLEGE, MERLE ELLIOTT CONFERENCE CENTER, CAREER PROGRAMS BUILDING
301 790-2800, ext 520
11400 Robinhood Drive Hagerstown,
Maryland 21742
All parking is in Lot F – follow signs to the Merle Elliott Conference Center Parking Please call If further directions are needed.
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ANNE ARUNDEL COMMUNITY COLLEGE-
GLEN BURNIE TOWN CENTER
410-777-2945
101 Crain Highway Glen Burnie,
MD 21061
Intersection of Crain Highway and Baltimore/Annapolis Blvd. Anne County ADC Map AA7, K2 Free public parking across the street.
Go to www.aacc.edu - click on map for directions |
HARFORD COMM. COLLEGE -
Off Site Location - HEAT Center
410-638-2500
1201 Technology Drive Aberdeen,
MD 21001
Check course listing for room.
Exit 85 N or W on MD Rt. 22 just off I-95.
Harford Co. ADC Map 19, H10
Directions/maps can be faxed |
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Location
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Location
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BALTIMORE MUSEUM OF INDUSTRY/ TECH ED CENTER
410-727-4808 then press 0
1415 Key Highway Baltimore, MD 21230 Inner Harbor - Free Parking Baltimore County ADC Map 43, D3 |
THE RIGGS BUILDING
7411 Riggs Road
Suite 412, Classroom A
Hyattsville, MD 20783
Prince Georges County
ADC Map 6, H12 |
CARROLL COMMUNITY COLLEGE-
MAIN CAMPUS
888-221-9748 EXT. 8100
1601 Washington Rd. Westminster,
MD 21157 Check course listing for room. Carroll County ADC Map 19, G12 Directions/maps can be faxed
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CHESAPEAKE COLLEGE
WYE MILLS CAMPUS
410-822-5400/827-5835
1000 College Drive (Route 50/213)
Wye Mills, Maryland 21679
Visit the MAA website at: www.mdappraisers. org “News & Opportunities” For directions from points east and west |
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