Attend Real Estate Appraisal School in South CarolinaMaking the
decision to become a Real Estate Appraiser can be a lucrative one
depending on the ups and downs of the real estate market.
Individuals interested in real estate as a career must have an
aptitude for both math and communication. To follow is a list of
what real estate appraisal schools in South Carolina require for
licensure.
Real Estate Appraiser Courses in SCAppraisal Apprentice: A total
of 150 hours of appraisal classroom time is required along with a
12-month apprenticeship. Certified Residential Appraiser:
Individuals with an Associates Degree will require 200 hours of
classroom appraisal instruction. In lieu of an Associates Degree,
twenty-one hours of coursework in English Composition, Principals
of Economics, Finance, Algebra/Geometry, Statistics, Introduction
to Computers, Word Processing and Business or Real Estate Law can
be substituted Certified General Appraiser: With a Bachelors Degree
or 30 hours of coursework in English Composition, Principals of
Economics, Finance, Algebra/Geometry, Statistics, Introduction to
Computers, Word Processing/Spreadsheets and Business or Real Estate
Law, Two Electives in Accounting, Geography, Agricultural
Economics, Business Management or Real Estate and 300 hours of
classroom appraisal instruction. It is a good idea to research
schools in your area to find one that suits your needs; not every
school is the same and may have various requirements for real
estate appraiser courses in your area of SC. Marie Bentley Rosado
is a writer for the South Carolina Internet Authority.For
information and suggestions on finding the right real estate
appraisal school for you visit the South Carolina Real Estate
Professionals Directory at http://www.directory.sc/directory,11946/
or find South Carolina Licensed Appraiser at
http://www.directory.sc/directory,8788/
