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Scott W. DiBiasio outlines the Appraisal Institute’s unwavering commitment to championing appraisers through proactive and sustained advocacy. With more than 17 years of experience, DiBiasio details how the Institute leads efforts at both the federal and state levels to ensure fair compensation, regulatory oversight of AMCs, transparency in appraisal fees, and responsible integration of new technologies.

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A recent billboard campaign by the National Fair Housing Alliance and the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development features a prominent statement that “Home appraisals should be based on property, not people.” The Appraisal Institute could not agree more. Bias in a real estate appraisal is against the law. However, this campaign vilifies an entire profession and a process that protects consumers.

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In 2021, many Appraisal Institute exams are available through this format, and in 2022, all other exams will soon follow. OnVUE online proctoring from Pearson VUE allows candidates to continue making meaningful progress in their careers by offering certification testing from home. Read on »

Delivered in a webinar format, AI Live Online Education learners sync up with other online participants via a web browser and a live conference call. Interact with the instructor and your fellow “classmates” as you participate in courses that address today’s “hot” appraisal issues and appraisal business practice topics. Read on »

The Appraisal of Real Estate, 15th edition, is a book that fits the times, when current events are reshaping the national economy and many other aspects of our lives. This new edition contains updated information on trends in real estate markets and valuation standards as well as new perspectives on property rights and highest and best use analysis. Read on »

Many who work in a particular intended use fall into the habit of doing the same kind of work over and over without reconsidering how their skills are being communicated. The biggest difference between litigation support and other intended uses is how to deliver the message, both in written reports and in the presentation of oral testimony. Read on to learn more.

 

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