appraisal conference

AeL partners Bryan Reynolds and Hal Humphreys talk about upcoming events where you can see them live and in person—and get some CE instruction! Also, tune in on March 23 for a live webinar with Lyle Radke answering questions about Fannie Mae's recent announcement.

The Appraisal Report Webinar: Debriefing Fannie Mae's Selling Guide Announcement (March 23rd, 10am CT on YouTube)
ACTS Conference, April 1-4 (Sacramento, CA)
AeL Roadshow - Diversifying Your Practice, May 1 (Nashville, TN)
Valuation Expo - August 7-9 (Las Vegas, NV)
Appraisal Summit - September 16-19 (Las Vegas, NV)
More Roadshow dates TBA (Atlanta, Colorado Springs, Salt Lake City)

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At Appraiser eLearning, we're here to help our fellow professionals.  Our motto: Learn because you want to.

We’re more than just a CE shop. We offer free training and resources to our community of followers. So next time you’re on the road or have some free time, download an episode of “The Appraisal Update Podcast,” or tune into our free monthly webinar, “The Appraisal Report Webinar.” Appraiser eLearning is the trusted resource for appraisers – available 24/7, anywhere, from any device. It’s all online, and it’s all flexible.

https://appraiserelearning.com

In this episode, our new host, Hal Humphreys, chats with Joshua Walitt about the Appraiser's Conference and Trade Show (ACTS) in Sacramento, CA, on April 1st-4th. You'll hear about events and networking opportunities at ACTS, the Appraiser Diversity Initiative, and attorney Peter Christensen's pre-conference bias and diversity sessions.

ACTS is co-hosted by the National Association of Appraisers and Appraiser eLearning. Learn more at: https://www.appraisersconference.net/ 

Email comments and/or ideas for future episodes to: comments@appraisalbuzz.com.

How was your Monday? Mine was the Mondayest of all Mondays: I had $500 fly out of my hands. It's gone. But it's OK! I try to keep a positive attitude and be excited for what's next.

What is next? Join my dear friend, Miss Teresa Walker, and me to talk about what's going on with the NAA and their upcoming conference. —Bryan Reynolds

NAA: https://www.naappraisers.org/


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At Appraiser eLearning, we're here to help our fellow professionals.  Our motto: Learn because you want to.

We’re more than just a CE shop. We offer free training and resources to our community of followers. So next time you’re on the road or have some free time, download an episode of “The Appraisal Update Podcast,” or tune into our free monthly webinar, “The Appraisal Report Webinar.” Appraiser eLearning is the trusted resource for appraisers – available 24/7, anywhere, from any device. It’s all online, and it’s all flexible.

https://appraiserelearning.com

We've got BIG news to share: Appraiser eLearning is growing. We've just acquired Valuation Expo and the Appraisal Buzz newsletter & podcast! We're still the same scrappy little company, but now we've got new ways to reach our community of appraisers with information, education, and networking opportunities. And we're thrilled to have the great team at Buzzcast joining forces with us. 

Join Bryan and his guests, AeL partners Jim McLeod and Hal Humphreys, to discuss what's on the horizon.




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At Appraiser eLearning, we're here to help our fellow professionals.  Our motto: Learn because you want to.

We’re more than just a CE shop. We offer free training and resources to our community of followers. So next time you’re on the road or have some free time, download an episode of “The Appraisal Update Podcast,” or tune into our free monthly webinar, “The Appraisal Report Webinar.” Appraiser eLearning is the trusted resource for appraisers – available 24/7, anywhere, from any device. It’s all online, and it’s all flexible.

https://appraiserelearning.com

Bryan and his guest, Jason Covington, talk about the importance of appraisers coming together. There's a synergy with being around positive, like-minded people. Good things can happen for the appraisal profession if we could just come together and combine efforts. Jason Covington resisted getting involved for years. He finally jumped in — and is happy he did.