FHA Resources
Resources
PODCAST: FHA Roster FAQs - Understand the FHA Roster requirements that took effect October 1, 2009 - Download this free podcast
To see links to useful Web sites and downloads pertaining to FHA appraising, click here
FHA Appraisal Education Offered by the Appraisal Institute
Learn more about Appraisal Institute seminars pertaining to FHA appraising.
Introduction to FHA Appraising: What Appraisers Need to Know About HUD Policies, Procedures and 2008 Roster Eligibility
(Classroom Seminar) - Learn more and register now
FHA and the Appraisal Process (Online Seminar) - Learn more and register now
Answers to Frequently Asked Questions Regarding the FHA Roster
The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development recently revised its eligibility requirements for appraisers to qualify for placement and retention on the Federal Housing Administration Appraiser Roster. Starting October 1, 2009, all FHA Appraiser Roster appraisers in all states and territories must be state certified (not just licensed) in order to be eligible to conduct appraisals for FHA-insured mortgages and remain on the FHA Appraiser Roster. To view in-depth responses to many questions regarding the revised FHA Roster eligibility requirements, visit our dedicated FHA Roster FAQs page
The Appraisal Institute Can Help You Fulfill the New FHA Requirements
Not a certified residential appraiser yet? The Appraisal Institute will provide you with the courses you need to move you closer to fulfilling the new FHA requirements and offer professional development opportunities for the future!
Upgrade from Licensed to Certified Residential Real Property Appraiser
If you are already a Licensed Real Property Appraiser, you can upgrade to Certified Residential with the Appraisal Institute courses** listed below:
*To effectively cover content this course is 30 hours rather than 20. It satisfies the Elective requirement in most states, though some states may have additional or different requirements.
**These requirements are the minimum required by the AQB. Check with your state to determine if additional requirements are necessary.
Upgrade from Trainee to Certified Residential Real Property Appraiser
The Appraisal Institute offers the required** courses to upgrade from a Trainee to a Certified Residential Real Property Appraiser:
*To effectively cover content, this course is 30 hours rather than 20. It satisfies the Elective requirement in most states, though some states may have additional or difference requirements.
**These requirements are the minimum required by the AQB. Check with your state to determine if additional requirements are necessary.
Learn More About Appraisal Institute Education
The Appraisal Institute offers a multitude of seminars and certificate programs covering today's hot topics - so you can continue to expand your skill set after fulfilling your education requirements for state certification. For a complete list of our class descriptions and schedules, view our Education Schedule.
JOIN NOW: Apply for Associate Membership
Are you a member of the Appraisal Institute? If not, join today and start enjoying all the benefits that membership can offer, including significant discounts on all Appraisal Institute classes. Apply today!
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