Examining Property Rights & Implications in Valuation

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This 7-hour course will begin at 8:30 a.m. and end at 4:30 p.m. Valuation methods vary depending on intended use and user related to property rights. Learn about the history of property rights in the United States and how they are valued under different intended uses for appraisals. Gain a thorough understanding of how buyer motivations, toward property, can affect the value of real estate. Through a series of examples, discussions and observed scenarios, learn how the value of both residential and commercial properties will change with varying exceptions. The Dark Store theory is addressed, including the history and misunderstandings about the theory, and examples of sale lease-back transactions and build-to-suit transactions may change the motivations of the typical buyer. Enhance your understanding of how highest and best use relates to property rights through several case studies. NOTE: Materials will be emailed prior to the seminar to download and/or print and bring with you. Please do not forget to bring them with you to class! This seminar was written to be appropriate both residential and commercial appraisers with examples for each. Registration includes materials.

Additional Information

Please note:  This class will be held by Zoom, a virtual interactive classroom technology. Students are required to have a computer, webcam and microphone.  It is the student’s responsibility to have the required equipment to participate and receive continuing education credit.

 

Virtual classroom guidelines:

·       Students must have a computer, webcam and microphone capabilities to participate and receive continuing education credit.

·       If you have a Lenova laptop, you must have the Lenova Vantage App installed on our computer for the webcam to operate.  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 to interact with the instructor.

·       A copy of your driver’s license must be emailed to the Chapter Office as verification after you have registered and prior to the start date.

·       You will receive a separate email from the chapter office with log-in access information.  Please contact the chapter office if you have any questions regarding the participation guidelines at appraisalinstitutear@gmail.com.

·       Class materials will be emailed to you prior to the class.

 

Class Schedule:

Login and Roll Call:  8:30 a.m.

 

Attendance Requirements:

·       Attendance will be monitored throughout the day.

·       Students are required to hold up photo ID at roll call, if requested.

·       Students are required to be visible on the virtual platform during the entire class – 100% attendance policy applies.

·       Instructors will direct questions to each student.

Registration Information

Reservations are on a first-come, first-served basis. Only those reservations that include full payment will be considered. A minimum enrollment is required to be able to offer these courses. We reserve the right to cancel or re-schedule this course if a minimum enrollment is not met. If the course is canceled, you will be notified and given a full refund. We reserve the rights to cancel, limit, or reschedule the course and to change faculty assignments and facility locations at any time. Cancellation Policy All cancellations must be submitted in writing and are subject to the cancellation fee below. Confirmed students should not assume that cancellation has been granted until a confirmation has been received. • 15 days prior to program start date, $50 cancellation fee • 7 to 14 days prior to program start date, $50 cancellation fee • Less than 7 days prior to program start date, forfeit of payment

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