 | I want to be a real estate appraiser and have completed my 2 year degree in business administration but am currently trying to receive my 2 year in Real Estate. I want to be a real estate appraiser but I have heard it is difficult to get a training job that allows you to full fill the 2500 hours required for your license. Is it easy or hard for most people to get there 2500 hours?
2 answers - Asked By: Liberty-Stoner-Dude - 10/15/2010 |
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| What kind of math would I need to be a real estate appraiser?
The job as says needs strong math skills
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 | What are some important Real Estate jobs, and what exactly do they do?
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| I'm living in Salt Lake City and I'm considering taking an online course to get certified as a real estate appraiser.
So, I'm wondering... is there a demand for appraisers? And, what does one need to do after becoming certified to start working?
Any input will be greatly appreciated.
Thanks.
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| What kind of math would I need to be a real estate appraiser?
The job as says needs strong math skills
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 | I am currently a residental real estate appraiser assisant in New York. I've been working with a family appraisal company for the past 2 years and my boss is very lenient and will "sign-off" on any jobs that I bring in. Can anyone give me advice on how to get appraisal orders from mortgage companies in the area. We cover basically all of NY, and near Jersey.
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 | After 25 years as a class B operator, I would like to train to become a real estate appraiser. I know the training will take app. 6 months, but how long can I expect to wait before I begin to make money?
3 answers - Asked By: JacketMicke - 5/31/2006 |
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 | I have owned my own real estate appraisal company for 5 years and I am looking to get a higher paying/more secure job in banking and finance. Where should I look and what can I do. The ups and downs of appraisals is really getting to me. These recent changes are mostly due to HVCC and other government intervention. I am hard working, dependable, and honest and recently my income has been reduced by 75? |
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| What kind of math would I need to be a real estate appraiser?
The job as says needs strong math skills
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| I am a real estate appraiser. I had to take courses in a different state for my certification for work. I went twice, the first time I went it cost me $5,000 (between flights/hotel/tuition/food/car) These courses are through the appraisal institute and only help me if I am a real estate appraiser. My boss agreed to help me when I had to take one addditional course and paid the majority of my expenses for the second trip (flight/hotel/tuition). However now our bookkeeper came up and said she thinks it was not a business expense that the business can deduct and that I might have to either pay the company back or that my boss can agree that the cost of the trip was a bonus and I pay taxes on it.
The course does help me receive certification in my job (and granted I could quit my job and take my certification elsewhere) and that is why she says she thought it wasn't a business expense. If this is a legitimate expense how can I convince the bookkeeper?
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| I am a real estate appraiser. I make good money but would like very much to get out of it. My problem is I have no college degree so many jobs are not open to me. How can I replace this income? Any ideas would help
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| I am now a R. E Appraiser trainee, and 5 years in real estate sales, next year I'll be getting my bachelors degree, and I would like to work for a bank as an in house appraiser. Thank you!
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| I am a Real Estate Appraiser, and I curious about your side of the scene.
On a quest to perfect my service, I can really use your input.
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| Hey Im 20 years old and I am going to school for generals right now, but I was thinking of just getting a two year degree in something. I was thinking a real estate appraiser. I found a two year program in Seattle Washington. Would this be a good job? Should I just get my AA first in general studies and transfer? I still have about another year or two to get my generals done for a AA Liberal Arts transfer degree. Thanks.
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 | I've been considering becoming a residential real estate agent once my daughter turns one. I love real estate so I think I may enjoy this work.
I thought the hours would mostly be evenings and weekends, that way hubby could take care of our daughter while I'm at work and I can take care of her during the day. I realize I might have to have some childcare occasionally during the days if a client needs my help at that time.
Does anyone have any experience working in real estate? Do my expectations sound realistic?
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| I am very interested in becoming a real estate agent and/or appraiser. What is the best way to go about doing this? I am already a licensed insurance agent, and am looking to try something new. I don't know if I should try to get a jod and a real estate company prior to being licensed and they help me get licensed or if I have to be licensed prior. Please help. Thank you.
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| I'm interested in the Real Estate field . I'd love to work as an appraiser . I have an Associates degree in another field . So couldnt I just us a cirtificate to get a real Estate job sime I already have a degree just not in that field .
1 answer - Asked By: American"patriot - 10/1/2012 |
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 | I am a real estate appraiser and it might make the difference between a good job and a better one but is the present cost of the degree going to be offset by future earnings, or would I be doing it just for the personal satisfaction.
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| I am a real-estate agent, but don't feel like doing it any more. I am thinking of going to real estate appraisal school, but how do I get a job? The whole Chicago area has 4 job postings for real-estate appraisers. Do you know any schools that I could finnish quickly, and find a regular job? Do you know how can I find job easily once I complete real estate appraisal school? I am a professional sales person, but don't wanna go and work for $10 an hour after 6 years of studying sales. what do I do?
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| I'm graduating college next year and I'm looking for a career in real estate. I was thinking of going either the appraiser or agent route. Which do you guys recommend?
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