Appraisal Integrated Management is seeking appraisers STATE WIDE!

Only professional appraisers
with an established track record
of performance and integrity
are accepted by Appraisal Integrated Management.

All states require appraisers to be state licensed or certified in order to provide appraisals to federally regulated lenders. Appraisers have fulfilled rigorous educational and experience requirements and must adhere to strict standards and a code of professional ethics. Qualified State Certified appraisers bring knowledge, experience, impartiality and trust to the transaction. In so doing, they help their clients make sound decisions with regard to real property.

In order to become a member of our network, an appraiser must have these qualifications:

• The appraiser must hold a valid state appraisal license or certification and that license or certification must be in good standing.
• The appraiser may not be on the current exclusionary list of major lenders as supplied to Appraisal Integrated Management by those lenders.
• The appraiser may not have ever had their appraisers license or certification revoked for reasons relating to a breach of professional ethics or criminal misconduct.
• The appraiser must provide Appraisal Integrated Management with all necessary and up-to-date contact and tax information.
• The appraiser will provide Appraisal Integrated Management with a list of certifications and designations from nationally recognized granting organizations (such as The Appraisal Institute, HUD, FHA and others).
• The appraiser must have a valid email address and web access account as well as the ability to produce and transmit appraisals with digital photographs, digital signatures and in Adobe Acrobat format.