what requiremqnts are you going to have to have in 2008 for a real estate appraiser trainee license?

Question

i need 2 more classes for my trainee license right...
i know that in 2008 the law will change to where you have to have a degree. i will not have enough time to get the required hours on the job by then to get my residential license. if i get my trainee license now, will i still have to get my degree in 2008 to become a licensed appraiser? i will not have enough time to get the required hours on the job by then to get my residential license. thanks in advance

Answer 1

Usually when there's big changes like this, the people who already have their licenses are "grandfathered", so they don't have to go backwards to hold the license they rightfully earned.

But do call the licensing agency for your state, commerce or dept. of real estate etc..., and clarify for your own sake, so you don't go through all this and end up unable to work.

It's likely they have some rule that anyone duly licensed by X date is not subject to these rules, etc...

Answer 2

It depends in what state. In NY if you finish your classes and pass the state exam you will not need a college degree if completed by 1/1/08. I am a commercial trainee with a degree and 1.5 years of experience. As far as a trainee license all you have to do is pass your classes and apply for one. My advice is to complete all your classes before 1/1/08; they are going to up the amount of classes afterwards.

Answer 3

U sounds too excited or in hurry!!!
U almost forgot to mention what state you in? Every state has their own regulations.
Visit your home state professional regulation website, u will find the information u need.

Answer 4

U HAVE 2 TAKE A TEST AND GET NO LESS THAN AN 80%

Answer 5

It depends on the state, check with your state liscensing board.