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  • Jobs for a Residential Appraiser

    A residential appraiser is an individual trained to accurately ascertain the value of residential property. He takes into account factors, such as the natural features of the property, the type of home that is built upon it and the values of various upgrades the home contains. This ability lends itself to a number of jobs.

  • Appraisal Assistant Jobs

    An appraisal assistant is a professional who helps appraisers determine the value of residential, commercial or industrial properties by performing research and collecting information verbally. Employment in the appraisal industry is projected to increase by 5 percent from 2008 to 2018, according to the U.S. Department of Labor Bureau of Labor Statistics. Average appraisal assistant salaries at the time of publication were $51,000, reports SimplyHired.com.

  • How to Correct a Bad Job Appraisal

    Job appraisals, also called performance evaluations, are virtually part of every business. They review an employee's performance over a period of time, with bad appraisals potentially affecting raises, promotions and even job security. Correcting a job appraisal is difficult or impossible if the appraisal is fair and accurate. Efficient managers carefully document claims of poor performance, making a carefully written job appraisal difficult to challenge. The manager may highlight specific mistakes, a failure to complete work on time, or incidents on insubordination. An employee upset with a bad job appraisal often has more to gain by looking ahead to the…

  • Appraisal Job Description

    Appraisal is the practice of determining the value of a piece of property. Appraisers work in a variety of industries, such as real estate, fine art, antiques or jewelry.

  • Job Description for an Appraiser

    An appraiser assesses the market price for everything from antiques to coins and artwork. The appraiser ensures each item is real and has the appropriate replacement value or sale value. The education requirements, licensure and salary vary according to the specialty. However, according to Diploma Guide, an appraiser learns most of the required skills through on-the-job training.

  • Residential Appraiser Job Description

    In the United States of America, thousand of homes are sold daily. To sell a place of residency, a residential appraiser is needed to assess the value of the residence. A residential appraiser verifies that the property is set at the right value according to the design and other key factors that influence the estimation.

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