Join us on July 18^th for Appraiser Law in the Real World.  This class will be offered via zoom from 1:00pm – 5:00pm MST.  This class is Approved for 4 CE credits through the State of Colorado! Approval code 2419. This class is sponsored by LIA Administrators and Insurance Services.

Link Opens: 12:30pm

Class Starts: 1:00pm

Class Ends: 5:00pm

Instructor: Peter Christensen – Attorney at Valuation Legal

A link will be sent to you prior to the class.

By using real-world cases, this seminar educates real estate appraisers about key legal concepts, laws and issues of current concern affecting appraisal practice.

The course answers specific questions for appraisers, such as:

• How does USPAP relate to professional negligence?
• What’s the most important language in an appraisal report – in relation to an appraiser’s potential liability?
• How does the Gramm Leach Bliley Act really apply to appraisers?
• Why should I use an engagement agreement for non-lending work?  Where can I find a good sample?
• What are the most common reasons appraisers are sued?
• How should I handle a subpoena?
• What’s the difference between a fact witness versus an expert witness – why does it matter?

• How have appraisers found themselves as the targets of investigations and lawsuits alleging racial discrimination?