Georgia Appraising Historic Properties

4-hr Elective Appraisal Continuing Education

This is an innovative course that will expand the appraiser’s knowledge of designated historic properties and districts. This is important in valuing historic properties and in providing the necessary details of any restrictions, covenants or ordinances that affect the subject and potentially market value.

The market impact of the National Register designation and /or local landmarking on a building as well as the methodology of identification will be detailed. The course offers two case studies and a host of additional Internet links for further research and education. This information will be analyzed in relationship to appraising properties and what disclosures should be provided in the appraisal report.

Approved by the Appraiser Qualifications Board (AQB) of The Appraisal Foundation and the state of Georgia as course approval 46391.

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Features:

History  of preservation leading up to the National Register
Criteria for  establishing  Historic   characteristics
Descriptions of  some well known  styles
Required USPAP applications  in appraising historic properties
The relevant economic principles applied in the  valuation  process
Applying Highest & Best Use  to  historic properties
How to define and  support  “Market Value” for Historic Properties
Significance, rarity and style of historic properties
Relevance of the Cost Approach and  sources of cost data
The various  types of  obsolescence and their causes
How to  apply the Income approach and accepted methodology