- Date
- November 20, 2025
- Time
- 3:00PM - 5:00PM
- Sponsor
- North Star Chapter
- Location
- Golden Valley Golf and Country Club
7001 Golden Valley Road
Golden Valley, MN 55427
- Instructor
- Kyle Engdahl
Brad Lambeau
Byron Miller
Matt Smith
- Full Price
- $50.00
- AI Price
- $50.00
Course Description
Appraisal methodologies and procedures have
been over 120 years. Although there's
been minor improvements in how we develop and report appraisals, the inspection
process has not changed significantly since it's inception in the 1890s. With
the upcoming release of the new Unified Appraisal Dataset (UAD),
mortgage appraisers, and their clients are about to see a revolution, and how
appraisals are inspected, data collected, analyzed, and reported.
Modernization is all around us and it took a while for the appraisal industry
to catch up! New innovative tools &
techniques refine the workflow process and augment the production of appraisal
reports. Specifically, with regards to data collection, data analysis, and the
applications of the approaches to value. This seminar provides a glimpse of the
future, since the future is here now!
Moreover, it discusses changes occurring to the appraisal process for
producing credible results.
Four case studies are discussed:
Water-Front Highest & Best Use (HBU) Analysis, Utilizing the Sales
Comparison Approach for valuing a hobby farm, Using Statistical Analysis to
calculate elements of adjustments, and Enhanced Market Analysis using AI. Each case study walks you through a various
component of the appraisal process utilizing new technology that streamlines
workflow, increases productivity, enhances your potential income, and reduces
errors associated with traditional data collection. Additionally, these case studies super-charge
your analysis, and reporting skills!
Who Should Enroll
State Approvals
| State | QE/CE | Course & Exam | Course Only | Exam Only | Delivery Format | Start Date | Expire Date | State Code |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| MN | CE | 2 | Classroom | 11/03/2025 | 11/30/2027 | 1039754 (North Star Chapter) |
Course Objectives
Objectives:
* Understand key features of highest and best use for lakefront properties.
* Identifying relevant attributes for comparable sales selection.
* Utilizing unique attributes for selecting market segments
* Utilizing sensitivity analysis for comparable sales adjustments.
* Identifying subject characteristics of the property.
Event Information
Not your Momma’s Appraisal Process: Appraising in a
Modern World.
Seminar Description:
Appraisal methodologies and procedures have
been over 120 years. Although there's
been minor improvements in how we develop and report appraisals, the inspection
process has not changed significantly since it's inception in the 1890s. With
the upcoming release of the new Unified Appraisal Dataset (UAD),
mortgage appraisers, and their clients are about to see a revolution, and how
appraisals are inspected, data collected, analyzed, and reported.
Modernization is all around us and it took a while for the appraisal industry
to catch up! New innovative tools &
techniques refine the workflow process and augment the production of appraisal
reports. Specifically, with regards to data collection, data analysis, and the
applications of the approaches to value. This seminar provides a glimpse of the
future, since the future is here now!
Moreover, it discusses changes occurring to the appraisal process for
producing credible results.
Four case studies are discussed:
Water-Front Highest & Best Use (HBU) Analysis, Utilizing the Sales
Comparison Approach for valuing a hobby farm, Using Statistical Analysis to
calculate elements of adjustments, and Enhanced Market Analysis using AI. Each case study walks you through a various
component of the appraisal process utilizing new technology that streamlines
workflow, increases productivity, enhances your potential income, and reduces
errors associated with traditional data collection. Additionally, these case studies super-charge
your analysis, and reporting skills!
Objectives:
* Understand key features of highest and best use for lakefront properties.
* Identifying relevant attributes for comparable sales selection.
* Utilizing unique attributes for selecting market segments
* Utilizing sensitivity analysis for comparable sales adjustments.
* Identifying subject characteristics of the property.