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Office of Real Estate Appraisers

DEFINITION

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EXPLANATION

The OREA provides individuals with the resources needed to become a licensed property appraiser in California. The office informs applicants about the amount of education needed to be licensed and connects applicants with providers that offer the obligatory courses. An appraiser can attain different levels of certification depending on his or her experience and knowledge.

Applicants qualify for a Trainee License, which allows appraisers to value real estate while being supervised by a more experienced appraiser, after 150 course hours. The required number of course hours and work hours increases until the appraiser receives the ultimate certification, Certified General. To attain this license, appraisers must have completed 300 course hours and at least 3,000 hours on the job.

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