Real Estate Careers - JobMonkey.com
Real Estate Jobs Banner
jobmonkey twitter

Real Estate Jobs

Real Estate Jobs (Home)
Real Estate Careers
Real Estate Agent Schedule
Becoming a Real Estate Agent
Real Estate Agent Tips
Real Estate Agent Income
Real Estate Broker Jobs
Real Estate License Requirements
Real Estate License Study Guide
Real Estate License Exams
Choosing a Real Estate Brokerage
Real Estate Agent Turnover
Prospecting for Real Estate Clients
Attracting Home Buyers
Open House Tips
Home Staging
Winning Real Estate Clients
Real Estate Industry Internet Tools
Part-Time Real Estate Jobs
Starting a Real Estate Brokerage
Home Appraiser Jobs
Property Management Jobs
Commercial Real Estate Jobs
Real Estate Industry Success
Real Estate Agent Phone Script
Real Estate Industry Links
Real Estate Resources
 
REGISTER TODAY:
FREE JOBS
NEWSLETTER
 
 
 
Recommended:
Real Estate Books
 
JobMonkey Home Find real estate job opportunities JobMonkey Blog - Discuss real estate careers Travel Information Job Tools - real estate career job search tips Post a real estate employment opportunity

Home Appraiser Jobs

Appraisers are licensed professionals that inspect properties and provide unbiased estimates of their most probable sales price. On this page you'll learn a little bit about home appraiser jobs including pay and job requirements.

To formulate an estimate, they factor in the size of property, age and condition and the selling prices of similar homes that have recently sold in the area. Appraisals are typically performed for property sale, purchase refinancing, tax appeals and bankruptcy.

Before you think that appraising property is less sexy than real estate, let me tell you that appraisers were on CNN's list of interesting six figure jobs. Preliminary results from a nationwide survey conducted in 2003 by the Appraisal Institute indicate that 34 percent of appraisers had gross incomes of $100,000 or more. Appraisers can find plenty of work when the economy is hot and even more work from foreclosures when the economy is cold. Are you intrigued yet?

First of all, few appraisers would describe their job as boring, though it tends to be paper intensive. Appraisers come from a range of backgrounds: liberal arts, finance, business, construction, architecture and real estate-all professions that require attention to detail, strong math skills and excellent communication. Most states require an appraisers license, either through their local licensing program or the Appraisal Foundation's program.

Like the real estate license, appraisers must complete pre-exam coursework - usually about 75 hour's worth, and work several years under an experienced appraiser before they can advance in their careers.

Typical-entry level positions focus upon market research. New appraisers gather information for senior appraisers and help put together reports that justify their estimates. As they become more experienced, their work will become more client-oriented. Increased responsibilities involve site inspections, financial analyses and written reports for the clients.

Check out the website of the Appraisal Foundation for more information.

Property Manager Jobs >>>

Search JobMonkey job postings

Green Collar Jobs | Winery Jobs | Teaching ESL | Sports Jobs
Forex Trading | Zookeeper Jobs | Trucking Jobs | Volunteering Abroad
Retail Jobs | Wine Jobs | Divemaster Jobs | Discount Travel


Home | About Us | Contacts | FAQ | Privacy | Real Estate Jobs Site Map

Copyright © 1999-2009 - JobMonkey, Inc - All rights reserved.