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At Bell Anderson & Sanders LLC, we have developed two continuing education seminars for the Appraisal Institute, "Detrimental Conditions" and "Real Estate Disclosure". We also assisted in developing "Introduction of Environmental Issues" and "Appraising of Environmentally Contaminated Properties". This seminar introduces participants to a variety of detrimental conditions and explores the wide range of effects these conditions can have on property value. Participants discuss strategies to calculate the damages caused by the detrimental condition, analyze the detrimental condition based upon fundamental appraisal methodologies, learn specialized techniques for collecting market data and draw properly supported conclusions. *Real Estate Damages Further Information: Please visit the Appraisal
Institute web site for more information on this seminar, tuition,
location, dates, etc. The Real Estate Disclosure (or RED) Report is the appraisal profession’s first comprehensive disclosure framework that logically and practically organizes all disclosure issues important to lenders and prospective buyers. In this seminar participants learn how to define, research and report over 100 disclosure issues, using the RED Report. The seminar manual includes a definition of each potential detrimental condition, along with suggestions for investigation and reporting. Numerous cases are covered that practically illustrate how detrimental conditions are addressed. This seminar is beneficial not only for real estate appraisers but also real estate brokers, agents, attorneys, lenders and property inspectors. Further Information: Please visit the Appraisal
Institute web site for more information on this seminar, tuition,
location, dates, etc. More and more appraisers are faced with valuation assignments involving contaminated properties. This seminar provides an overview to the basic standards of professional practice, regulations and guidelines that govern an appraiser’s responsibilities in recognizing and reporting contamination that affects a property. Various types of environmental risks as well as the determination of costs are covered. Further Information: Please visit the Appraisal Institute web
site for more information on this seminar, tuition, location, dates, etc. In this seminar participants examine the types of environmental risks, hazards and contamination that may be present on or near real estate. They then apply that information to appraisal assignments and expand it with the analysis of environmental stigma or market resistance. The program covers techniques for estimating stigma, factors affecting the level of stigma and application of those factors to a typical valuation assignment. Further Information: Please visit the Appraisal Institute web
site for more information on this seminar, tuition, location, dates, etc.
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