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It Takes Time to Become an Appraiser Each license has its own appraisal education, experience, and exam requirements. The highest two license levelsCertified Residential Appraiser and Certified General Appraiserrequire some college coursework or a bachelors degree.
Much of this shortage is due to the aging population of appraisers facing retirement, the challenge of attracting new talent entering the profession, and stringent government regulations and certification requirements.
However, going back as far as the GSEs have been reporting appraisal data (over a decade), 2022 marks the slowest September and October months the industry has seen to-date. Assuming the trend does not reverse, we are likely in for the lowest volume winter months this industry has seen in decades (or ever).
While ZipRecruiter is seeing salaries as high as $108,565 and as low as $33,548, the majority of Real Estate Appraiser salaries currently range between $86,200 (25th percentile) to $88,100 (75th percentile) with top earners (90th percentile) making $108,564 annually in Arizona.
The Future: AI and Appraisers, Partners in Progress As AI technology continues to evolve, its role in real estate appraising will likely expand, presenting new opportunities for innovation and growth. However, the partnership between AI and appraisers will remain essential.

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More recent reports show the shortage worsened over the course of the pandemic, when purchases and refinances were abundant. Since 2013, roughly 10,000, or 13%, of appraisers have left the industry, according to the Appraisal Institute, but thats just the beginning.
How Long Does It Take to Get an Alabama Licensed Real Property Appraiser License? Trainee Education Requirements79 hours Residential Appraisal Education Requirements 75 hours Required Appraisal Experience 8-10 months Full-Time Pace: (40 hrs/week) 8-10 months Part-Time Pace: (20 hrs/week) 16-18 months
Residential Real Estate Appraiser Salary in Alabama Annual SalaryMonthly Pay Top Earners $105,594 $8,799 75th Percentile $105,600 $8,800 Average $96,566 $8,047 25th Percentile $85,700 $7,141

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