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Orlando Downtown Marriott
400 Livingston Street
Orlando, FL 32801
CONTINUING EDUCATION – 8 Hours Approved – FREAB, FREC, CLE and AI – 40 Points
- Registration and Continental Breakfast: 8:00 AM to 8:30 AM
- Seminar:8:30 AM to 5:00 PM
- Lunch Included: 12:00 PM to 1:00 PM
- Cocktail Reception: Immediately following seminar
VALET PARKING: INCLUDED IN FEE
SPONSORSHIP PACKAGES ARE AVAILABLE: Contact Hal Katz – katzcage@aol.com – (407) 619-4202
DRESS CODE: Business Attire
Wednesday, October 24, 2018
Location:
Orange County Bar Association
880 North Orange Avenue, Orlando, 32801
Parking is limited, please arrive early.
Registration: 8:15 AM
Class: 8:30 – 4:30
PLEASE NOTE:
You must bring a copy of the new USPAP book 2018-2019 to class or purchase a PDF version on your computer.
Thursday, October 25, 2018
Location:
Orange County Bar Association
880 North Orange Avenue, Orlando, 32801
Parking is limited, please arrive early.
Registration: 9:00 AM
Class: 9:15 AM – 12:15 PM
You will receive a link with the course materials prior to the start of class. You will need to bring a copy or your laptop/tablet.
Solar photovoltaic system installations are continuing to increase as the price becomes more feasible in the many markets. Appraisers will find the valuation a challenge without knowledge of the technology and data available to use the methodology most appropriate. Appraisers must expand their knowledge base to understand how electricity is priced, how solar PV is priced, and how solar PV functions to develop a credible value. If you are seeking education that will hone your skills or teach you new ones, this is the course for you. Residential and commercial appraisers will work together to apply an income capitalization approach and cost approach to valuing energy produced for solar PV systems. All you need is a smart phone, IPad, or laptop computer with Internet access, and you’ll be able to use a free online software to value the energy that solar systems produce. Please note. This course does not address utility-scale solar (solar farms), solar thermal, or other on-site renewable energy generation.
Upon completion of the course, participants should be able to:
• Comprehend and identify the solar PV language.
• Identify and understand the documents and data necessary to value solar PV systems.
• Describe, understand, and analyze solar PV components and their relevance to market valuation.
• Develop a credible value opinion using the tools, worksheets, and resources provided.
• Recognize potential valuation problems, including appraisal standards and lender-underwriter concerns.
Note. This course is in the Valuation of Sustainable Buildings Professional Development Program. For a list of FAQs, which includes information regarding the courses you’ll need to successfully complete the program, click here.
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This course is approved for 15 GBCI CE Hours by the USGBC. |
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Cooper’s Hawk Winery & Restaurants
8005 International Drive
Orlando, FL 32819
12 Noon
Lunch options: Elle’s Chicken Piccata or Soy Ginger Atlantic Salmon
Cash bar available
A regulatory complaint has been filed against you. Now what? Discover why state boards and agencies make the decisions they do, what federal oversight requirements guide them, and how a state regulator’s investigation (including disciplinary action) proceeds by peeking behind the regulatory curtain. Developed by Craig Steinley, SRA, AI-RRS, current President of AARO (Association of Appraiser Regulatory Officials), with input from regulators and board members (who are appraisers) and attorneys who defend appraisers, this 4-hour seminar discusses who files complaints, due process for an appraiser, and the steps to take when you are named in a complaint. With this knowledge, you’ll have an advantage in resolving a complaint and better yet, avoiding one in the first place!
Upon completion of this seminar, participants should be able to:
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- Recognize distinctions in function and process between an appraiser board and an appraiser regulatory agency.
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- Identify events that lead to complaints against real estate appraisers and ways to channel that energy to bring about a better outcome.
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- Identify the steps an appraiser may take when notified that a complaint against the appraiser has been received by the regulator.
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- Analyze both the perspective and the due process requirements of the regulator and its investigator when processing and investigating an allegation or complaint.
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- Itemize how a state regulator processes a complaint and the possible outcomes along the way—from intake through the response, investigation, findings, and eventual disposition and possible sanctions.
- Discover various appeal options available to an appraiser in the event of an adverse disciplinary finding and sanctions.
| This course is approved for 4 Hours FREAB and 20 AI Points |
New Seminar!
This 7-hour seminar introduces participants to how the terms of a lease and the risk profile of the tenant influence the valuation of commercial real estate. Participants will see how the business features of commercial leases affect the quantity and the duration of the income stream that a property will generate and the development of the property’s income statement. Non-traditional sources of income, the proper period to use in measuring the income, measuring the real vacancy rate, expenses that might not be recoverable by a landlord if a CAM formula is incorrect, and how other special clauses in a lease can all affect the property’s income stream will be examined. The second part of the seminar discusses tenant credit risk issues and explains why understanding a tenant’s financial strength is key to assessing the quality of the income stream.
| This course is approved for 7 Hours FREAB and 75 AI Points |