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The minutes from the Idaho Real Estate Appraiser Board meeting on March 19, 2001, detail discussions on financial reports, complaint backlogs, and proposed rule changes. The Board approved various disciplinary actions for appraisers, reviewed ongoing complaints, and discussed continuing education courses. Additionally, updates on reciprocity agreements with Oregon and Nevada were provided. The meeting concluded with the approval of several applications for licensure.

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How do you become an appraiser in Idaho?

How to Become a Licensed Residential Appraiser in Idaho Obtain Your Idaho Registered Appraiser Trainee License. Complete Your Appraiser Education. Conduct Your Appraisal Work Experience. Pass the National Uniform Licensing Certification Examination. Submit Your Application for Idaho Licensed Residential Appraiser.

What type of appraiser make the most money?

Certified General Appraisers make an average of $145,094, which is the highest average appraiser salary. Certified General Appraisers have no limits on their license, so they can appraise residential, commercial, and industrial properties as well as vacant land.

How hard is the state appraisal exam?

Both the Licensed Residential and Certified Residential exams have a pass rate of less than 65 percent, while the Certified General exams pass rate is only around 50 percent. The exams are very comprehensive and require calculations, familiarity with terminology, and an in-depth understanding of the subject matter.

How much does a home appraisal cost in Idaho?

On average, a single-family home appraisal costs around $700 800 while a multi-family home costs around $825 1050. The appraiser can charge higher fees for larger homes. 2. Property appraisals for government-backed loans like FHA or VA range from $400 to $900 in Idaho.

How much does an appraiser make per house?

Independent appraisers are paid per job. Standard fees for a Fannie Mae-compliant appraisal are around $450. Assignments from AMCs pay in a range of $200 to $350 or more.