Descriptions of the Courses Offered 

Educational Course Offering Descriptions

The current edition of USPAP is mandatory for all USPAP Classes:  Classes start promptly at the times indicated. Please allow enough time to arrive approximately 15 minutes early for registration.

2018-2019  7-Hour National USPAP Update Course   

7 C.E. Hours           $  220.00 Pre-paid    $  235 At the Door

BREA Approval    # 17CP958203005     
               

This mandatory class is designed to provide you with the updated information from the current edition of USPAP and the changes,  which will be reviewed in detail.  The AQB requires every student attending to have a current edition of the USPAP book.  The current edition 2018-2019 USPAP is included for the $ 220 fee as well as the student manual.  Course is $ 145.00 Pre-Registered if you have your own current 2018-2019 USPAP book and bring it to class.  The cost of the USPAP book is $ 75 or $ 220 for the class with current 2018-2019 USPAP Book.

How to Analyze and Appraise Small Income Properties

5 Hours           $  100.00 Pre-paid    $ 12 0 At the Door

This 5-hour course is intended to give an overview of many important real estate rental property investment concepts and application of these concepts using the current " Small Residential Income Property Appraisal Report". Not intended to be an exhaustive study. Real life examples will be used to illustrate the important concepts and procedural issues surrounding this appraisal study.  Intended for those who are new to income property and those familiar with this type of appraisal process and study.   

 Completing the FHA Appraisal Report (Covers the Handbook 4000.1.)                                         

7 Hour CE                      $ 135.00  Pre-paid

This FHA class is a presentation of the requirements necessary to produce a viable, accurate, and concise report by understanding and adhering to the FHA guidelines and other reference materials. The NEW FHA Single Family Housing Policy Handbook 4000.1 Section B. Appraiser and Property Requirements for Title II Forward and Reverse Mortgages will be covered as well as the FHA Single Family Housing "Appraisal Report and Data Delivery Guide" Effective on or after September 14, 2015. The sections of the URAR will be discussed with comments for compliance with FHA as well as the required addendums by providing those FHA requirements from mortgagee letters, handbooks, and other referenced FHA literature.  FHA, as an intended user, has specific requirements for a report that must be met to recieve FHA insurance. The end result of this course is to provide content material covering current FHA information and directions common required to meet FHA requirements for an FHA appraisal report. 

Materials Provided with the class: Handbook 4000.1 Sections;

 I. Doing Business with FHA.  B: Other Participants 1. Appraisers (6 Pages) : 

 II. Orgination through post-closing/endorsement B. Appraiser and Property Requirements for Title II Forward and Reverse Mortgages ( 66 Pages): and the

 " Appraisal Report and Data Delivery Guide" ( 179 Pages)

Mortgagee Letters and other pertinent and timely FHA materials

Residential Appraisal Report Writing

7 Hour C.E.                                        $120.00 Pre-paid

This residential report writing class is a presetation of those basic writing skills necessary to poduce a viable, accurate, and concise report by providing a clear and simple organization of ideas in a format that meets the needs of the readers of the report. The sections of the URAR will be developed as well as the required addendums by providing examples of information to present a readable report that will draw the reader (intended users) to the same conclusions as the appraiser.

California Bureau of Real Estate Appraisers Notice

• Proof of two 7 hour National USPAP Update Course (one class each per two year license period)

• Proof of one 4 hour Federal and California statutory and regulatory law course passing the test for the class at the class

• Proof of a minimum of 38 hours of any other acceptable continuing education

Applicants will need to identify which two year licensing period they are within for the 56 unit licensing cycle.

Applicant’s identify the specific licensing period by clicking on the search for appraiser button above, then select the license number and identify the renewal type. The two renewal types are:

7-Hour USPAP Required

56 Hour Continuing Education Required

 **56 hours of continuing education for on time renewals only. 7 additional hours of continuing education are required for every 0-6 months late renewal (plus additional late fees)

If the applicant's next 56 Hour Continuing Education Required renewal period occurs after January 1, 2013 (regardless of when the application is submitted), proof of one 4 hour Federal and California statutory and regulatory law course will be required.

**56 hours of continuing education for on time renewals only. 7 additional hours of continuing education are required for every 0-6 months late renewal (plus additional late fees)

4-Hr Federal & State Laws and Regulations

4 Hours C.E. credit            $ 75.00 Pre-paid   $ 85.00 At the Door

BREA Approval # 18CP958203006

This class will give you the required Federal and California State Laws and Regulations regarding Appraisal for renewal (every 4 years) as well as a discussion of today's legal enviroment and pertinent issues involving appraisers.  This class is the manditory class for renewal in California. There will be a 20 question test at the end of the class which reqires a 70% passing score to receive credit for this class.