Who Should
Enroll
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General appraisers
Seminar Description
The sharing
economy is impacting our global economy
and continues to evolve. Part of
that 21st Century sharing economy is short‐term residential rentals (STR’s). More
and more often, appraisers are having
to value these assets for various purposes, which poses a challenge from a
valuation perspective, mainly in the area of highest and best use.
Short‐Term Rentals and the Impact on
Valuations is a seminar designed to educate appraisers about the global short‐term rental market, improve the awareness
of appraisers about the impact of short‐term
rental units on the market, and discuss best practices to value properties that
are part‐time or
full‐time short‐term rentals.
The methods
included in this seminar are not to be considered the standard rule for all
appraisers, a “rule of thumb”, or even an established technique to solve the
problem. The methods included are designed to use recognized methods and
techniques understood by all appraisers for
STR’s. However, by applying the basic principles and procedures, particularly with Highest and Best Use,
the results should be credible and able to be replicated by market
participants.
This seminar is self‐contained and all mathematical demonstrations are included.
We do not have standalone
Excel worksheets or other downloads.
Learning Objectives
At the conclusion of the seminar,
participants should be able to:
o
Recognize properties that are the subject of valuation that have the potential to be short‐ term rental properties;
o Discuss
appraisal projects with clients in order to properly develop
a Scope of Work;
o
Derive a highest and best use analysis to properly set up the valuation methodology and valuation techniques to be employed in the appraisal;
o
Cite
data sources used by our appraisal peers for short‐term lodging and how to apply market
information in the valuation of the subject property;
o Properly value a short‐term
rental property and apply a test(s) of
reasonableness.
Virtual
Classroom-Live/Interactive Participation Guidelines:
Students must have computer, webcam & microphone capability to participate
& receive continuing education credit. The platform will be interactive and
live. The instructor must be able to physically see and interact with all
students and students must be able see and interact with the instructor.
If you have
not already sent one in for a previously attended Ohio Chapter offering, a copy of a
photo ID (driver's license; passport; ID with photo & name) MUST be
emailed to the Chapter office as verification after you have
registered for the offering prior to the offering start date, but no later than
the start of class. Only your name and photo are
needed. Please feel free to redact any personal information before
sending.
Only those students who provide the photo identification and
“properly attend” the program in its entirety (face being visible at ALL times during class presentation and like mannerisms as if
the class was held in-person) will
receive full CE credit and a certificate of completion. Attendance will be
taken at various times throughout the event.
You do
not need a paid account with ZOOM to participate. You will receive a separate
email from the Chapter Office with log-in/access information. If you are using
your iPad/iPhone/smartphone, please download the ZOOM app prior to offering.
Please
check your webcam privacy settings on your computer.
If you are not familiar with Zoom, please review a few
video tutorials HERE prior to the meeting.
If you have
a Lenovo laptop, you must have the Lenovo Vantage App installed on your computer
for the webcam to work.
It is important to note that the AI educational programs that may be
offered by Livestream (virtual) delivery *ARE NOT* approved in every
state. Some states DO NOT allow livestream (virtual) education.
ALL participants MUST check state approvals prior to registering for any
chapter offered Appraisal Institute program.
Check state
approvals before registering to make
sure the states you are licensed have approved the seminar and allow Livestream
(Virtual) education as well as classroom education.
Contact the
chapter with questions regarding participation guidelines: nancy@aiohio.org
Seminar Materials
Materials
will be emailed to you prior to the seminar.
Seminar Schedule
*Login Access: 5/24/23: 7 a.m.
CDT
5/24/23: 8 a.m. EDT
5/24/23: 6 a.m. MDT
5/24/23: 5 a.m. PDT
Welcome, Roll Call & Class: 5/24/23: 7:30 a.m. –
3:30 p.m. CDT
5/24/23: 8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. EDT
5/24/23: 6:30 a.m. – 2:30 p.m. MDT 5/24/23: 5:30
a.m. – 1:30 p.m. PDT
**Lunch: One Hour
Classroom Hours
7 Hours
Livestream (Virtual) CE Credit Approvals
Appraisal Institute: 35 Points
OH Appraisal Board: 7 hours
Ohio Real Estate: 7 Hours
IN Appraisal Board: 7 hours
KY Appraisal Board: 7 hours
WV Appraisal Board: 7 hours
Attendance
Policy
The Appraisal Institute, AQB, and OHLB require full attendance
(100%) at the seminar. If the attendance roster reflects less than 100%,
it could/will show up on the roster submission to the states.
Tuition
Includes
Seminar handbook
Instructor
Jason Ferris, MAI, SRA of Louisville, KY