When you work as an independent free based real estate appraiser
you will be able to appraise single family homes in the field and work in the privacy of your own home office. You will be able to set your own hours and plan your work in relation to other family oriented activities, which are important to you and your family members. You will be able to utilize your education, talents and skills in a profession which will allow you to make an earned income based on how hard you want to work—not what someone feels you are worth.

Who Would Utilize the Real Estate Appraiser Services?

Since real estate is probably the largest industry in the United States, the real estate appraiser plays a very important role in determining the market value of residential and commercial properties within our great country. Mortgage brokers and mortgage lenders depend on the real estate appraisers to protect their interest when writing a mortgage loan on a piece of real property. Typical buyers and sellers in a competitive real estate marketplace depends on the professional judgment and expertise of the real estate appraiser. The real estate appraiser’s main function is to determine the fair market value of a particular residential or commercial property based on the factual data available to him/her at the time of the appraisal. Today, real estate appraisals are required for many purposes such as:

1. Buying or selling a Residential or Commercial Property
2. Financing a Residential or Commercial Property
3. Real Estate Tax Appeal/Abatement
4. Domestic Divorce Proceedings
5. Hazard Insurance Claims
6. Right of Eminent Domain/Condemnation Proceedings
7. Inheritance, Gift or Estate Tax Filings
8. Court Proceedings/Litigation 9. Determination of Fair Market Value

A 90-hour in class course approved by the Georgia Real Estate Appraisers Board. This approved 90-hour in class course is presented by the American Society of Real Estate Appraisers (American Education Institute) for those individuals who aspire to become a registered real estate appraiser in the State of Georgia. The American Society of Real Estate Appraisers periodically offers selective 14-hour in class continuing education courses required by the Georgia Real Estate Appraisers Board.