The Appraisal Institute offers world-class education that will help you advance your career. The Houston Chapter is a leader in course offerings. All these courses are virtual and anyone can join us.
28-Hour Re-Certification Virtual Seminars
Approved for AI and ACE
Credits
Cost: $200 members per class | $255 non-members per class
Sign up for the full 28-Hour Re-Certification Seminar and receive a discount with PROMO CODE (email Lori Wilkins for code)
April 11th
Advanced Land valuation: Sound solutions to Perplexing Problems
Larry Wright, MAI, SRA, AI-GRS
By examining unusual and complex land valuation assignments, this seminar takes concepts covered in the Appraisal Institute curriculum to the next level. In addition to lecture, discussion, and Q&A, sample case studies will demonstrate, primarily in Excel, conceptual and practical applications that participants will be able to incorporate into their day-to-day work. The seminar will suggest strategies for performing these assignments.
General Appraiser Income Approach Part 1
HCAD
13013 Northwest Fwy
Houston, TX 77040
Robert Moorman, MAI, SRA, AI-GRS
May 8-11, 2023
Cost: Members $575.00 | Non-Members $625.00
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General Appraiser Income Approach/Part 1 opens with a graphic treatment
of the time value of money, the six financial functions of a dollar, and
important associated concepts. The course then provides a thorough, detailed
analysis of gross income, including leases and the various expenses
appropriately deducted from gross income, with realistic case studies involving
several income property types. Direct capitalization is presented using overall
capitalization rates, band of investment, and residual techniques. Substantial
class time is devoted to practicing the concepts taught to prepare participants
for the exam.
General Appraiser Income Approach Part 2
HCAD
13013 Northwest Fwy
Houston, TX 77040
Larry T. Wright, MAI, SRA, AI-GRS
June 13-16, 2023
Cost: Members $575.00 | Non-Members $625.00
General Appraiser Income
Approach/Part 2 opens with a thorough
treatment of discounted cash flow (DCF) analysis. Topics include identifying
components of a DCF, projecting cash flows, analyzing leases, solving for value
in a variety of common situations, and supporting the discount rate. The effects
of debt financing, including cash equivalence and equity analysis, are covered
in detail. Income patterns and property models, including residual and other
applications, are followed by material on how to select and support the
discount rate. Also presented are the strengths and weaknesses of direct and
yield capitalization. The final section reviews and summarizes the mathematical
concepts involved with income capitalization and prepares the participant for
not only the course exam but also the certification exam.
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