Valuation Bias and Fair Housing Laws And Regulations Courses

These courses fulfill the Appraisal Foundation's requirements for the 7 hour and 4 hour Valuation Bias and Fair Housing Laws And Regulations courses. The 7 hour version meets the Qualifying Education (QE) requirements, and the 4 hour version meets the Continuing Education (CE) requirements. Attending the 7 hour version is a pre-requisite to receive credit for the 4 hour version.

The 7 hour course is required to be taken by all licensed appraisers, and unlicensed appraisers will have to take the final exam for the course to meet their Qualifying Education requirements. Attendance is required to obtain CE credit, and passing the exam is required to obtain QE credit. Consequently, licensed appraisers only looking to obtain continuing education credit are not required to take the exam.

The 4 hour version can only be counted towards CE credit and is intended to be an update or "refresher" course that must be once taken every two years after having attended the 7 hour version. Taking the 4-hour CE course will not fulfill the initial 7 hour requirement required for all appraisers.

Instructor:

George W. LeMay, NHCG#38, AQB Certified USPAP Instructor # 44986

Purpose:

These courses fulfill the corresponding Valuation Bias and Fair Housing Laws And Regulations courses required of all state licensed or certified appraisers.

Note: Class sizes are limited to ensure a meaningful learning experience for all participants.

What's included?

The seminar fee includes refreshments at breaks and all necessary course materials.

What is covered?

A review of the history of valuation bias in America from the end of the Civil War until today

Legal cases, major events, and important legislation affecting the Real Estate industry and discrimination

Strategies for minimizing valuation bias challenges and avoiding discrimination

What is the format?

Classroom instruction, discussions, and exercises.

Prerequisites

The 7 hour version is a prerequisite for taking the 4 hour version

Education Credit:

These courses meet the requirements for Valuation Bias and Fair Housing Laws And Regulations courses. See event page for list of state agency credit.

Approval by a state agency does not constitute an endorsement of this class.

Enrollment Policies & Deadlines:

Due to material purchasing deadline, preregistration for these courses are required. There may be a 10 business day cutoff prior to start of the course. All registrants must agree to our Cancellation and refund policies.