Qualifications, Skillset, & Abilities
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Designated Appraisal Institute professional (SRA or MAI) in good standing and in compliance with AI continuing education requirements. Not subject to any current investigations or disciplinary action within the last three (3) years for violation of the Appraisal institute Code of Professional Ethics.
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State-certified appraiser in good standing for a period of at least three (3) years prior to becoming eligible to become a mentor. Not subject to any disciplinary action within the last three (3) years that affected the legal ability to engage in appraisal practice or to act as a Supervisory Appraiser. A mentor subject to a disciplinary action would be considered in “good standing” three years after the successful completion/termination of the imposed sanction.
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5+ years of experience, including experience in the last 12-24 months, prior to becoming eligible to become a mentor, appraising a range of residential property types (including single-unit, 2-4 unit, condominium, and vacant land) for a variety of intended users and uses (including conventional and FHA).
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Have a solid understanding of residential real estate appraisal fundamentals and methodologies to assist participants in applying theoretical education to real-world problems.
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Ability to competently use technology-based communication tools such as email, phone, the AI online learning management system (Canvas), and live online tools such as Microsoft Teams and Zoom.
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Ability to competently use appraisal software and digital tools including cameras, MLS, forms software, GIS, measuring and sketch tools, and data services.
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Core values that align with AI's values.
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Effective written and verbal communication skills.
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Able to have candid, sometimes difficult conversations.
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Dedicated to continual learning.
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Participant-focused, with a supportive, cooperative, service-oriented, and patient social demeanor.
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Accurate and detail-oriented.
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