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Virtual Classroom: Introducing ANSI: New Requirements for Appraisers

Date/Time

September 8, 2022, 10:00 am to 12:00 pm

Cost

$36.00

Organizer

Ohio REALTORS
Phone: 614.225.6229
Email:

Location

Virtual Classroom

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CLICK HERE TO REGISTER AND MAKE PAYMENT ONLINE.
(Complimentary recording included w/registration)

As of April 1, 2022, Fannie Mae has started requiring appraisers to measure and calculate square footage using the ANSI (American National Standards Institute) system – or appraisals will be rejected.

This program will help appraisers understand, measure, and deliver floor plans that meet ANSI and Fannie Mae’s requirements, and help REALTORS to keep in step with these standards.

The program will provide the perfect primer on ANSI and give you key details on how to comply with ANSI, work these new standards into your appraisals, and stay out of trouble.

Each attendee will also receive a copy of FNMA’s announcement as well as the discussion ANSI had with appraisers regarding this system.

This class will cover:

  • How to handle stairs.
  • What to do with low or sloping ceilings.
  • Why Fannie Mae is adopting uniform standards.
  • How to handle unique rooms, curves and more.
  • How to stay out of trouble!

Come learn the quick and solid information that you’ll need to do this right.  Don’t miss this valuable program – Register TODAY!

Instructor:  Richard Hagar, SRA

Richard Hagar is an educator, speaker, consultant, author, and president of the Hagar Institute. He is a life-long student and has developed an extensive background in all aspects of real estate.  His experience includes land development, real estate investing, appraising, sales and agency management, training, and consulting.  Richard is a licensed real estate agent, certified real estate appraiser, and a certified real estate instructor.  He also provides litigation support to attorneys (real estate appraisals), profiles real estate and mortgage fraud cases for law enforcement and helps other professionals understand the intricacies of the real estate industry.

Credit: This course is certified for 2 hours of real estate credit and appraisal credit.

Attendees must join the program with video and stay within view during the program in order to receive CE, as active participation will be monitored. Per ODRE requirements, you must present 90% of the program in order to receive credit. No partical credit will be given.

Contact/Email: Deanna Wright -

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