Appraisals
Vermont Appraisers Certified Residential Appraiser: A certified residential appraiser may perform 1-4 unit residential appraisals without regard to transaction value or complexity. A certified residential appraiser may also perform non-residential appraisals up to a transaction value of $250,000 without regard…
Read moreState Licensed Appraiser: A state licensed appraiser may perform non-complex 1-4 unit residential appraisals up to a transaction value of $1,000,000; and complex 1-4 unit residential appraisals up to a transaction value $250,000. If a state licensee is performing appraisals…
Read moreReal Estate Appraisers are often asked to assist with any of the following tasks: Ad Valorem Taxation Arbitration Construction estimating Ethics and standards of professional practice reporting Land use planning, zoning and taxation Management, leasing, brokerage, timesharing Property development Real…
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“Complex appraisal” means one in which the property to be appraised, the form of ownership, or market conditions are atypical. (a) Characteristics similar to the following may suggest that an appraisal is complex: (1) Ownership rights that are atypical. This…
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