To become a licensed appraiser, most states require you to start out as an appraisal trainee and obtain a certain number of hours of experience before you can appraise real property on your own. Many states have different titles for trainees, such as apprentice…
Are you about to take your appraisal licensing and certification exam and have knots in your stomach? Then you’re in luck, because our Pro-Series webinar, “Proven Test Taking Tips for Your Real Estate Appraiser Exam,” is back by popular demand! Join us on Wednesday,…
We are excited to announce that McKissock Learning will begin offering live stream appraisal licensing courses in June 2021. That means prospective appraisers will be able to complete the education needed to become an appraisal trainee via live virtual classes—taught by expert instructors in…
All real estate appraisers must pass the National Uniform Licensing and Certification Examination as the final step toward earning their appraisal license. The test is not easy to pass. On average, more than 1 in 3 people fail the exam on the first try,…
Want to know which CE courses are trending right now among your fellow real estate appraisers? McKissock’s Unlimited Learning Members enjoy unlimited access to online appraisal classes and a variety of professional development videos, checklists, and other resources. Here’s a look at the most…
Appraisers are often reluctant to take on an appraisal trainee. They fear that doing so will turn out to be a lot of time and energy spent for little reward. They tend to assume that the trainee, once she earns the Certified Appraiser designation,…
Looking for a career that doesn’t necessarily require a college degree? Consider becoming a real estate appraiser. Before you jump in, you probably have questions like, “What education and training are required?” and “Do you need a college degree to get licensed?” and “How…
In July 2020, the Tennessee Real Estate Appraiser Commission approved three qualifying education courses to be completed online. Basic Appraisal Principles, Basic Appraisal Procedures, and the 15-hour National USPAP Course no longer have to be completed in a live classroom. Each of these Tennessee…
Title XI of the FIRREA requires all licensed and certified appraisers to successfully pass an examination that’s issued or endorsed by the Appraiser Qualifications Board (AQB) of The Appraisal Foundation. That examination is known as the National Uniform Licensing and Certification Exam. Once you’ve…
Congrats! You’ve passed the National Uniform Licensing and Certification Exam, and you’re officially qualified to practice as a Licensed Residential or Certified Residential Appraiser. Now that you’ve conquered your real estate appraiser exam, where should you focus your time and energy next? Follow these…
24/7 online access
McKissock offers the best courses I've taken. They're easy to understand and concise. I feel like I'm leaving the course moving forward in my career.
4.5/5 average customer rating
I love McKissock courses because I can learn at my own pace. The material was insightful and the format was very convenient.
Gain new skills with more than 250 courses (and counting!)
25+ years perfecting courses
