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 Appraiser Licensing
Appraiser licensing varies from state to state. To participate in a "federally-related transaction, such as a mortgage underwritten by a national bank, an appraiser must be licensed or certified by the state. The license or certification is evidence that the appraiser has taken specified classroom courses, performed hours as a supervised trainee, passed the licensing exam, and expands his knowledge with Continuing Education Training. Licensure is a bare minimum of what you should expect from an appraiser.
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Always be sure your appraisal service provider is licensed and in good standing. Check the national database of appraisers and their license/certification status. It is available publicly at this link.
Among other things, this database, which relies on reports from each state appraisal board, will tell you if a service provider you are considering has had his or her license suspended, revoked, or whether the license has lapsed. You can rest assured that our license is current and in good standing!
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