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Your completed application for reactivation must be received in our office before your five year deadline. A completed application includes the reactivation fee and continuing education certificates. Applications will not be considered complete if they are faxed or emailed, as a fee cannot be submitted in this manner.

Pennsylvania Broker-Appraisers can work on residential and commercial appraisals. However, they do not have the training of Certified Appraisers and due to this lending institutions will only hire their Certified counterparts for more complex and federally related transactions.

Pennsylvania Broker-Appraisers can work on residential and commercial appraisals. However, they do not have the training of Certified Appraisers and due to this lending institutions will only hire their Certified counterparts for more complex and federally related transactions.

While similar in several ways, a broker opinion of value (or “BOV”) is a much different process than an appraisal. A BOV is conducted at the request of the property owner, and on a more informal basis than an appraisal requires. As the name implies, any evaluation is strictly the opinion of the broker conducting it.

To become a real property appraiser, candidates must obtain qualifying education hours, and, as applicable, obtain college-level education and experience hours, and successfully pass the National Uniform Licensing and Certification Examination.

The top level of appraisal license is the certified general appraiser license. This requires a total of 300 hours of course work, plus 3,000 hours of work experience and a degree. Certified general appraisers can assess the value of commercial and non-commercial properties of any value.

Real Estate Appraiser Salary in Pennsylvania Annual SalaryMonthly PayTop Earners$93,575$7,79775th Percentile$76,929$6,410Average$62,085$5,17325th Percentile$45,887$3,823

Your completed application for reactivation must be received in our office before your five year deadline. A completed application includes the reactivation fee and continuing education certificates. Applications will not be considered complete if they are faxed or emailed, as a fee cannot be submitted in this manner.

You may contact the Board Office by phone (717-783-4866) or email (st-appraise@pa.gov). Please provide your license number when calling or emailing the Board Office.

Pennsylvania Broker-Appraisers can work on residential and commercial appraisals. However, they do not have the training of Certified Appraisers and due to this lending institutions will only hire their Certified counterparts for more complex and federally related transactions.

Official confirmation of the current status of a licensee can be obtained by contacting the Bureau of Professional and Occupational Affairs: 2601 North 3rd Street, Harrisburg, PA 17110.

Pennsylvania Broker-Appraisers can work on residential and commercial appraisals. However, they do not have the training of Certified Appraisers and due to this lending institutions will only hire their Certified counterparts for more complex and federally related transactions.

PENNSYLVANIA LICENSING & COMPLIANCE FAQS Meet the basic Pennsylvania Motor Vehicle Physical Damage Appraiser Licensing Requirements. ... Complete an approved training course, such as AdjusterPro's Pennsylvania's Damage Appraiser Exam Prep Course, or have six months of continuous experience related to this field.

While similar in several ways, a broker opinion of value (or “BOV”) is a much different process than an appraisal. A BOV is conducted at the request of the property owner, and on a more informal basis than an appraisal requires. As the name implies, any evaluation is strictly the opinion of the broker conducting it.

To become a real property appraiser, candidates must obtain qualifying education hours, and, as applicable, obtain college-level education and experience hours, and successfully pass the National Uniform Licensing and Certification Examination.

The top level of appraisal license is the certified general appraiser license. This requires a total of 300 hours of course work, plus 3,000 hours of work experience and a degree. Certified general appraisers can assess the value of commercial and non-commercial properties of any value.

Real Estate Appraiser Salary in Pennsylvania Annual SalaryMonthly PayTop Earners$93,575$7,79775th Percentile$76,929$6,410Average$62,085$5,17325th Percentile$45,887$3,823

You may contact the Board Office by phone (717-783-4866) or email (st-appraise@pa.gov). Please provide your license number when calling or emailing the Board Office.

Official confirmation of the current status of a licensee can be obtained by contacting the Bureau of Professional and Occupational Affairs: 2601 North 3rd Street, Harrisburg, PA 17110.

PENNSYLVANIA LICENSING & COMPLIANCE FAQS Meet the basic Pennsylvania Motor Vehicle Physical Damage Appraiser Licensing Requirements. ... Complete an approved training course, such as AdjusterPro's Pennsylvania's Damage Appraiser Exam Prep Course, or have six months of continuous experience related to this field.