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Per the AQB, the minimum requirements to become a certified general appraiser are 300 hours of qualifying education, 3,000 hours of field experience in no fewer than 30 months; at least 1,500 hours in non-residential and a Bachelor's degree or higher. However, some states may have additional requirements.

In summary, highly motivated students can earn their Wisconsin Real Estate Sales License in approximately two months, but the average student takes anywhere from 4-6 months, start to finish.

According to Salary.com, Certified Residential Appraisers' average income is $53,237 and Certified General Appraisers' average income is $99,195 in 2019. A higher appraisal license level gives you an advantage in the local market and offers greater control over your fees and more stability in your work.

How much do appraisals cost? A typical, single-family home appraisal will range from $300 to $450 and can vary depending on a number of factors, including the size of the home, the value of the property, condition of the property and the level of detail involved in the appraisal.

The average income for home appraisers is $60,287 as of 2020, according to PayScale, although a certified residential real estate appraiser may earn $150,000 or more, as they become more experienced. 1 A trainee earns considerably less with annual earnings before taxes as low as $20,000.

Submit your Wisconsin real estate application You're now ready to complete the application for a Wisconsin Salesperson License. There is a $75 licensure fee due when you submit your application.

Sales license (pre-license) Complete 72 hours of required real estate pre-license education. Pass the state exam. Submit application to the DSPS.

In order to become a Licensed Appraiser in Wisconsin, you must complete 150 hours of approved education (Apprentice Appraiser and Licensed Appraiser Education). You must also complete 2,000 hours of appraisal experience in no less than 12 months. In addition, you must pass the state licensing exam.

Real estate appraising is a great career. Lots of flexibility, set your own hours, get to work from home but be outside as well. It's a stressful job at times and a lot of hours including weekends, but overall, a good career. It's extremely difficult to become an appraiser nowadays.

You are required to complete a total of 1,500 hours of experience in no less than 12 months. The total number of hours can include the initial 1,000 hours obtained for the Licensed Appraiser level, plus 500 additional hours. Many states require these additional hours to be on complex appraisal assignments.