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AI MS CHAPTER <[email protected]> Fwd: All the news that's fit to print...and some that's not! 1 message Jena Mayo <[email protected]> Sun, Jan 8, 2017 at 2:38 PM To: Mississippi Chapter of the Appraisal Institute <[email protected]> From: "MS Chapter of the Appraisal Institute" <[email protected]> Date: December 27, 2016 at 5:44:50 PM CST To: <[email protected]> Subject: All the news that's fit to print...and some that's not! ReplyTo: [email protected] 4th Quarter 2016 Newsletter President's Corner Wow! Can you believe 2017 is just days away? It is so easy to get buried in the sometimes Herculean demands of operating a business. We are fortunate that our national organization offers education to help us remain compliant with licensing requirements. On the Chapter level, your leadership is researching the needs of our members and the opportunities in the local market to find education that is both interesting and relevant. This past year has been a year of learning for us all. If you want to know about Chapter government, I challenge you to join us in leadership. I can promise you it is a very rewarding and sometimes, daunting experience. I have a much better understanding of what is required after a year at the helm. Being President does demand a significant investment of time. However, I believe the Chapter will benefit next year from the continuity of leadership allowing us to concentrate more fully upon education. Installation Ceremony Scott Tenhet, Reba Pepper, John Thomas, Mike Brooks and Smiley Ratcliff Your Chapter's Officers and Board of Directors are committed to serving you. Our general goals for 2017 are to continue to lobby the interests of appraisers regarding legislation affecting our industry; to offer broader and more frequent networking opportunities to our membership; and finally, to provide quality, timely and geographically specific education enabling our members to upgrade their skills and expand their market. To accomplish these goals, we must have your assistance. I will be contacting several of you at the beginning of the new year regarding our various needs. But don’t wait on me. If you have an interest in a specific area or a burning desire to serve, call me. We would be delighted to put you to work! Congratulations New MAIs Stacy Breland and Scott Tenhet Tim Tackett and Scott Tenhet Charles Byrd and Scott Tenhet

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AI MS CHAPTER <[email protected]>

Fwd: All the news that's fit to print...and some that's not! 1 message

Jena Mayo <[email protected]> Sun, Jan 8, 2017 at 2:38 PMTo: Mississippi Chapter of the Appraisal Institute <[email protected]>

From: "MS Chapter of the Appraisal Institute" <[email protected]> Date: December 27, 2016 at 5:44:50 PM CST To: <[email protected]> Subject: All the news that's fit to print...and some that's not! Reply­To: [email protected]

4th Quarter 2016 Newsletter

President's Corner Wow! Can you believe 2017 is just daysaway? It is so easy to get buried in thesometimes Herculean demands ofoperating a business. We are fortunatethat our national organization offerseducation to help us remain compliantwith licensing requirements. On the

Chapter level, your leadership is researching the needs of ourmembers and the opportunities in the local market to findeducation that is both interesting and relevant. This past year has been a year of learning for us all. If youwant to know about Chapter government, I challenge you tojoin us in leadership. I can promise you it is a very rewardingand sometimes, daunting experience. I have a much betterunderstanding of what is required after a year at the helm.Being President does demand a significant investment of time.However, I believe the Chapter will benefit next year from thecontinuity of leadership allowing us to concentrate more fullyupon education.

Installation Ceremony

Scott Tenhet, Reba Pepper, John Thomas, Mike Brooks and Smiley Ratcliff

Your Chapter's Officers and Board of Directors are committed toserving you. Our general goals for 2017 are to continue to lobbythe interests of appraisers regarding legislation affecting ourindustry; to offer broader and more frequent networkingopportunities to our membership; and finally, to provide quality,timely and geographically specific education enabling ourmembers to upgrade their skills and expand their market. Toaccomplish these goals, we must have your assistance. I will becontacting several of you at the beginning of the new yearregarding our various needs. But don’t wait on me. If you havean interest in a specific area or a burning desire to serve, callme. We would be delighted to put you to work!

Congratulations NewMAIs

Stacy Breland and Scott Tenhet

Tim Tackett and Scott Tenhet

Charles Byrd and Scott Tenhet

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Christmas Banquet December 9, 2016

The Hilton Jackson was the perfect upscale holiday venue forour Officer Installation Banquet/Christmas Party. Many thanks toAmanda Adams, Amber Williams and the Hilton Event Team!Also, we would like to express appreciation to the members andspouses that were able to attend the festivities­­some evenstayed overnight. It is not easy to carve out time during theholidays, but your support is greatly appreciated. Your leadersdevote much time and energy into event preparation with yourparticipation and enjoyment as the only goals.

Scott and Jennifer Rigby, Ashley and Charles Byrd,Stacy and Joey Breland and Cindy and Sam Gwin

Milacey Biggs, Mike and Gina Brooks and Janie and John Jenkins

Barr and Milacey Biggs

Sam and Cindy Gwin, Scott and Jennifer Rigby and Ashley Byrd

Pete Moak and Scott Tenhet

Jennifer Rigby & Scott Tenhet

Neil Parker and Scott Tenhet

Smiley Ratcliff HostsInstallation Ceremony

Harvey Little and Smiley Ratcliff

Time ManagementSeminar

Friday's events began in theafternoon with a stimulatingseminar presented by UMMCand Millsaps professor, Dr.Patrick Hopkins. His insightinto the physical andpsychological mechanics ofgoal setting and motivationwas fascinating. Almost 20signed up for the seminar andmany of those were joined byguests for the banquetafterward.

Christmas Party Pics!

Melanie and Tim Tackett

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Celebrity Guests Join Friday Night Festivities

Glo Baker, Reba Pepper, Ann and Roy Caves

Forestry Valuation Seminar

Chip Gibbes and Cindy Gwin catching up on all the news!

Class attendees, a good blend, comprised of foresters,

appraisers and real estate professionals.

Attendees engrossed in Mellette's forestry presentation.

Sandy Little, Scott Tenhet, John Thomas

John and Janie Jenkins

Scott Tenhet, John and LindaThomas and Roy Caves

Forestry Education

Our October seminar: ForestValuation for Non­Forestersexceeded our expectations!There were 54 attendeescomprised of appraisers, realestate agents, and foresters.Instructor Morgan Mellette ofMellette Forestry Group,Gainsville, Georgia gave anoverview of the industry andthen drilled down into thespecifics of the Mississippimarket. Questions ran thegamut with give and takebetween appraisers andforesters. The exchange ofinformation was one of thehighlights of the class. Thepopularity of the educationinfused the Chapter's cofferswith much needed operatingcapital. We are tentativelyplanning on offering it againin 2017 for those who wereunable to attend in October.We will email details once wefinalize our educationalcalendar for next year.

We would like to express ourdeep appreciation to OriginBank for sponsoring our TimeManagement Seminar! Mississippi Chapter ofthe Appraisal Institute

P.O. Box 12845Jackson, MS 39236

[email protected]

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Summer Meeting

June 6, 2016, Louisville, MS Good food, good friends and an excellent instructor. That's howone MAI characterized the 2016 Summer Meeting. Lake Tiak­O'Khata in Louisville hosted the annual gathering and TedWhitmer in his inimitable style presented his "Staying Out ofTrouble" (and perhaps jail) seminar. Twenty­three bright­eyedand eager students (both members and non­members) satunder the tutelage of Ted and benefitted from his vast array ofappraisal and litigation knowledge. During the lunch break,Chapter elections for 2017 were held. Members unanimouslyelected J. Scott Tenhet, MAI, as President for 2017. Walter"Chip" Gibbes, MAI will assume the Vice­President's position. Darrell Bullock, MAI was elected as Secretary and John Fiser,MAI will serve as Treasurer. Harvey R. Little, MAI, who has beenacting as interim Vice President, was approved to complete the remainder of the 2016 term.Following the afternoon session of the seminar, the President welcomed guests at a receptionwith appetizers and drinks. The evening concluded with a delicious prime rib buffet dinner. Thisyear's Summer Meeting was an abbreviated version of past meetings and lasted only one day.

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