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Are you Interested in Getting an Illinois Real Estate Appraisal License?One may think that with the current housing and mortgage crisis, it might be too late to pursue a career in Real Estate Appraisal. But the opposite is true. All “old” appraisers are going to have to comply with the new rules and regs recently enacted, so the playing field is level again. You can enter this exciting, lucrative field at a unique time in history when the entire industry is looking for new, freshly trained appraiser licensees who have taken the newest curriculum. What that means to you is, lots of opportunities and lots of new doors opening. If you are interested in enrolling in a real estate appraisal course you should know that it will be necessary to meet licensing and/or certification requirements that are different depending on the State, but you can be sure that they will include real estate appraisal education, working as a trainee, and passing one or more license exams. Some more good news is that no specific college degree is needed to get a real estate appraisal license, but most people working in the field of appraisal have at least a bachelor’s degree. You will need to attend a real estate appraisal school and completed the mandated real estate appraisal education requirements for your state. Illinois Licensing Requirements
Certified Residential Appraiser (156)
(If an applicant is upgrading from a 154 or 157 license, they only need to submit proof of curriculums 4 and 5 above.) Certified General Appraiser (153)
(If an applicant is upgrading from a 157 license, they only need to submit proof of curriculums 4 through 9 above. If an applicant is upgrading from a 156 license, they only need to
submit proof of curriculums 6 through 9 above.) IMPORTANT: For detailed information on understanding the 2008 Real Property Appraiser Qualification Criteria, please follow this link to the Appraisal Foundation.
State Regulatory Agency Illinois Division of Professional Regulation
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