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Online Florida Appraisal Continuing Education Courses & Packages
Important: Courses must be taken within 6 months of registration date. After 6 months, courses will automatically expire and will not be accessible.
Note: Refunds are not available for online courses.
All registered, licensed and certified appraisers must complete a minimum of 30 hours Board approved continuing education within each renewal period. It is the student's responsibility to ensure they are taking the correct course to fulfill their individual needs.
Mortgage Fraud: A Dangerous Business
Online Course
7 hours - Tuition $89
One of the fastest growing white-collar crimes in the U.S. is mortgage fraud. Each year, millions of dollars are lost to this crime. And while it may seem that mortgage fraud affects only those directly involved in the scams, this is not the case. Consumers pay the ultimate price with higher interest rates and fees for mortgage loans. Industry insiders like appraisers, real estate agents, mortgage lenders, and title professionals are especially vulnerable to mortgage fraud. They may be involved in mortgage scams both knowingly and unknowingly. It is their responsibility to themselves, the company for which they work, and their customers, to know what mortgage fraud is, recognize and prevent involvement, and protect their customers from being victims to it. This continuing education course was designed with the professional in mind. In your field, you’ve probably witnessed cases of mortgage fraud. With the information you learn here, you will have the knowledge to help prevent this epidemic from growing further.
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7 hours - Tuition $89
One of the fastest growing white-collar crimes in the U.S. is mortgage fraud. Each year, millions of dollars are lost to this crime. And while it may seem that mortgage fraud affects only those directly involved in the scams, this is not the case. Consumers pay the ultimate price with higher interest rates and fees for mortgage loans. Industry insiders like appraisers, real estate agents, mortgage lenders, and title professionals are especially vulnerable to mortgage fraud. They may be involved in mortgage scams both knowingly and unknowingly. It is their responsibility to themselves, the company for which they work, and their customers, to know what mortgage fraud is, recognize and prevent involvement, and protect their customers from being victims to it. This continuing education course was designed with the professional in mind. In your field, you’ve probably witnessed cases of mortgage fraud. With the information you learn here, you will have the knowledge to help prevent this epidemic from growing further.
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Florida Supervisor/Trainee Roles and Relationships
Online Course
3 hours - Tuition $59
The Florida Supervisor/Trainee Roles and Relationships course specifically addresses Florida’s requirements that relate to supervisory appraisers and registered appraisal trainees. You’ll learn about the updates and pertinent details of Chapter 475, Part II, of the Florida Statutes as well as the impact of Senate Bill 466. Specific parts of the Florida Administrative Code relating to appraisers are also discussed. This course will enable you to understand of the requirements for the display and disclosure of the appraiser’s license, certification number, and registration. You’ll also learn about signature requirements for appraisal reports and certifications, including USPAP Standards Rules 2-3 and 3-3. Advertising, record, and workfile requirements as well as USPAP Competency Rules will also be covered. Another focus of this course is an issue that is of concern to many supervisory appraisers—whether or not to hire trainees. You’ll learn the advantages and disadvantages of hiring trainees. You’ll also discover the differences between being a supervisor and a mentor.
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3 hours - Tuition $59
The Florida Supervisor/Trainee Roles and Relationships course specifically addresses Florida’s requirements that relate to supervisory appraisers and registered appraisal trainees. You’ll learn about the updates and pertinent details of Chapter 475, Part II, of the Florida Statutes as well as the impact of Senate Bill 466. Specific parts of the Florida Administrative Code relating to appraisers are also discussed. This course will enable you to understand of the requirements for the display and disclosure of the appraiser’s license, certification number, and registration. You’ll also learn about signature requirements for appraisal reports and certifications, including USPAP Standards Rules 2-3 and 3-3. Advertising, record, and workfile requirements as well as USPAP Competency Rules will also be covered. Another focus of this course is an issue that is of concern to many supervisory appraisers—whether or not to hire trainees. You’ll learn the advantages and disadvantages of hiring trainees. You’ll also discover the differences between being a supervisor and a mentor.
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Florida Appraisal Law Update
Online Course
3 hours - Tuition $59
This course is offered for the express purpose of meeting the continuing education requirements of real estate appraisers in Florida. This course, which includes Florida Statutes and Florida Administrative Code, fulfills the three-hour state requirement for appraisal continuing education.
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3 hours - Tuition $59
This course is offered for the express purpose of meeting the continuing education requirements of real estate appraisers in Florida. This course, which includes Florida Statutes and Florida Administrative Code, fulfills the three-hour state requirement for appraisal continuing education.
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FHA and VA Appraisal Basics
Online Course
7 hours - Tuition $89
This course provides you with an understanding of the historical and present need for FHA and VA programs. It focuses on current FHA appraisal requirements effective February 7, 2008. You will also learn how to get placed on FHA rosters and the essential information needed to complete the FHA appraiser application.
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7 hours - Tuition $89
This course provides you with an understanding of the historical and present need for FHA and VA programs. It focuses on current FHA appraisal requirements effective February 7, 2008. You will also learn how to get placed on FHA rosters and the essential information needed to complete the FHA appraiser application.
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