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Welcome. If you are a returning student or member of the Appraisal Institute, please log in.  Select an Offering  |  Forgot Password?  |  Create Login       Appraising High Value and Historic Homes EMAIL   Date: April 16, 2010   Location: Rockville, MD     Seminar     Category   Residential [Res]   Attendance Hours   7.0   Current Price   $ 185.00 Member * $ 205.00 Regular * * includes late fee Late Fee   $ 10.00     Instructor     Robert M. Ludwig, SRA            Location     Name   The Universities of Shady Grove   Address   9630 Gudelsky Drive   City   Rockville   State   MD   Zip   20850   Phone   (301) 738-6023     Click Here to check state approvals          Sponsor / Contact     Chapter   Washington DC Metropolitan Area Website   www.appraisalinstitutedc.org   Contact Name   Peter Houstle   Email   info@appraisalinstitutedc.org   Phone   (301) 924-1020       Description     Like many other situations encountered in residential appraising, the valuation of high-value and historic homes can be difficult. The properties involved can be odd, unusual, and even unique. Appraisers might wonder where to begin and question their competence or expertise, and refer the work to another appraiser. Does historic value exist? Appraising high-value residences presents unusual challenges. During this seminar, you will learn techniques to define and analyze market area, determine highest and best use, and apply the sales comparison approach when valuing an estate or mansion. In addition to these challenges, appraisers are sometimes asked to consider a property’s “historic value” as part of an appraisal assignment. This seminar will expand your understanding of these unusual residential property types. As experts, appraisers are already familiar with the basic concepts of real estate appraisal and methods of valuation. This seminar is designed to apply those basics to more unusual situations encountered in appraisal practices.     Audience     Real estate appraisers, architects, home builders, lenders     Equipment     An HP-19BII, HP-17BII, HP-12C, or equivalent calculator     For Further Reading     •   Historic Properties: Preservation and the Valuation Process, Second Edition   •   Appraising the Tough Ones: Createive Ways to Value Complex Residential Properties       Disclaimer     Cancellation Policy Up To 14 days prior to program start date, refund in full. 5 - 13 days prior to program start date, $50.00 cancellation fee. Less than 5 days prior to program start date, forfeit of payment.   Transfer Policy Up To 14 days prior to program start date, no transfer fee. 5 - 13 days prior to program start date, $25.00 transfer fee. Less than 5 days prior to program start date, no transfer allowed.     Program materials will be picked up at the site.     Additional Information     Class will be held in Room 101 (1st floor of Building 1) at UMD Shady Grove. Click the links below for a campus map and building floor plan. Schedule: Registration begins at 8:30am. Seminar is from 9am-5pm with a one hour lunch (on your own). There are cafeterias located in Buildings 2 and 3. Location: Universities at Shady Grove Building 1 - Room 101 9630 Gudelsky Drive Rockville, MD 20850 301.738.6023 Driving Directions from I-270 • Take the MD-28 W. exit # 6B towards DARNESTOWN • Merge onto W. Montgomery Ave./MD-28 W. • Turn LEFT onto Darnestown Rd. • Turn LEFT onto ShadyGrove Rd. • Turn RIGHT onto Gudelsky Way • Turn LEFT onto Gudelsky Dr. • Parking available in lots 1 and 2 on your left. •  Map   •  Floor Plan

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