Archive for October, 2008

Advanced Approaches To Value For Rural Appraisal

Building upon intermediate appraisal concepts, the student will explore practical applications of the three approaches to value. Course lectures are supplemented with problems, exercises and case studies. Advanced Rural Appraisal (A-300) is a natural progression for individuals who have successfully completed the Intermediate Approach to Value for Rural Appraisal (A-200) course and want to focus on advancing their skills needed to solve rural appraisal problems. These skills include advanced analysis of depreciation; income capitalization including direct overall capitalization, straight-line, band of investment, income and expense analysis, and discounting; lease analysis; and advanced sales comparison approach techniques. There is a full-day case study that enables the student to apply the three approaches to value in the appraisal of a rural property.

Dates: 10/19/2008 to 10/25/2008

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UASFLA — Requirements of UASFLA – The ‘Yellow Book’

This seminar is designed to provide participants with increased understanding of the Uniform Appraisal Standards for Federal Land Acquisitions (UASFLA), aka the Yellow Book. The discussion then includes the Factual Data and Data Analysis and Conclusions – Before acquisition to the Factual Data and Data Analysis & Conclusions – Ater Acquisitions, concluding with the final Acquisition Analysis. The seminar proceeds to teach an understanding of the basis of the case law for the UASFLA and relates this case law to the development and reporting of appraisals for federal acquisitions. Students will then learn the standards for the review of these appraisals.

Dates: 10/14/2008 to 10/16/2008

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