The Appraisal Institute presents AppraiserCAST, a series of podcasts for members
and others who want to hear from the best and brightest in appraisal and valuation.
AppraiserCAST programs tap the expertise of our members, who share their knowledge
of and passion for the profession.
What are podcasts, or what we’re calling "AppraiserCASTs"?
Podcasts are online audio programs that you can download to your personal computer
or to portable devices such as the Apple iPod and other MP3 players. Think of them
as on-demand shows that you can listen to at your leisure — pretty much anytime,
anywhere.
Automatically download any AppraiserCAST program to your computer or MP3 player,
and listen whenever you like.
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Now available for listening:
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AppraiserCAST Episode 16
May 2012
Applications in Litigation Valuation: A Pragmatist’s Guide
with Stephen J. Matonis, MAI, MRICS
Listen in as Stephen J. Matonis, MAI, MRICS, one of the authors of Applications
in Litigation Valuation: A Pragmatist’s Guide, provides an overview of
the book and advice for appraisers on the witness stand. 15:19 | Listen Now
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AppraiserCAST Episode 15
August 2011
In Defense of the Cost Approach
with E. Nelson Bowes, MAI
Listen in as E. Nelson Bowes, MAI, author of In Defense of the Cost Approach:
A Journey into Commercial Depreciation, provides an overview of the book
and shares his perspectives on various facets of the cost approach. 8:45 | Listen Now
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AppraiserCAST Episode 14
July 2010
An Introduction to Green Homes,
with Alan F. Simmons, SRPA, LEED AP
Listen in as Alan Simmons, SRPA, LEED AP, author of the Appraisal Institute’s new
Introduction to Green Homes book, shares his insights on what makes a building “green,”
major green building programs, products and remodeling techniques, and appraising
green buildings. 19:45 |
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AppraiserCAST Episode 13
February 2010
The Making of The Dictionary of Real Estate Appraisal,
with Richard Marchitelli, MAI
Listen in as Richard Marchitelli, MAI, past chair of the Appraisal Institute’s Publications
Review Panel, discusses the unique creation process for the new dictionary, key
updates to the fifth edition and its innovative online component. 7:36 | Listen Now
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AppraiserCAST Episode 12
July 2009
FHA Roster FAQs,
with Craig M. Harrington, SRA
Veteran appraiser and Appraisal Institute instructor Craig M. Harrington, SRA, explains
why the FHA roster changes were made, requirements to remain on the roster, important
factors to be aware of when upgrading to certified residential and other benefits
of achieving state certification. 9:18 | Listen Now
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AppraiserCAST Episode 11
May 2009
How to Become an Appraiser,
with Cheryl Kunzler, SRA
Listen in as Cheryl Kunzler, SRA, explains what it takes to become an appraiser.
Kunzler is a 30-year appraisal industry veteran and has been an Appraisal Institute
instructor for 13 years. In this podcast, Kunzler discusses these topics: the process
of becoming an appraiser; appraiser education and experience requirements; the differences
among licensed, certified and designated appraisers; and Appraisal Institute member
benefits. 9:16 |
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AppraiserCAST Episode 10
May 2009
The Appraisal of Nursing Facilities,
with James K. Tellatin, MAI
In this podcast, James K. Tellatin, MAI, the author of the Appraisal Institute's
latest publication, The Appraisal of Nursing Facilities, shares his expertise
on the valuation process for skilled nursing facilities. 18:20 | Listen Now
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AppraiserCAST Episode 9
March 2009
A Look at the Appraisal Institute's New Introduction to Valuation for Financial
Reporting Seminar,
with Micheal Lohmeier, MAI, SRA
In the Appraisal Institute’s latest podcast, Micheal Lohmeier, MAI, SRA, developer
and instructor of AI’s Introduction to Valuation for Financial Reporting
seminar, explains the meaning of valuation for financial reporting and the role
it plays in the appraisal profession. Lohmeier discusses these topics as they relate
to appraisers: advantages of learning VFR, new clients and relationships that will
be fostered through knowledge of VFR, differences between VFR appraisal assignments
and other assignments, the new definition of “fair value” set by the Financial Accounting
Standards Board and advice for those interesting in pursuing VFR. 11:00 | Listen Now
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AppraiserCAST Episode 8
October 2008
State of the Appraisal Industry, with Frederick H. Grubbe, CEO, Appraisal
Institute
Listen in as the Appraisal Institute’s CEO Frederick H. Grubbe discusses the state
of the appraisal industry today. In addition, Grubbe highlights the many tools and
resources that the Appraisal Institute offers to help members – and the industry
at large – recognize new business opportunities and operate successfully in the
current landscape. 13:35 | Listen Now
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AppraiserCAST Episode 7
October 2008
Real Estate Damages, with Randall Bell, MAI
Most appraisers are asked at some point in their careers to appraise property subject
to detrimental conditions. Anyone engaged in valuing these damaged properties can
solve these complex valuation problems by applying fundamental economic principles
and innovative valuation techniques. Listen as Randall Bell, MAI, and author of
Real Estate Damages: Applied Economics and Detrimental Conditions, second
edition, shares his insight on these complex valuation situations and highlights
the latest edition release of a key resource for real estate professionals. 10:46
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AppraiserCAST Episode 6
September 2008
Appraising in Difficult Market Conditions, with Mark R. Rattermann, MAI,
SRA, and Mark V. Smeltzer, SRA
Appraising in today’s difficult market conditions poses many challenges to appraisers.
Listen to two Appraisal Institute instructors as they share their insight and offer
guidance on this topic. Mark R. Rattermann, MAI, SRA (right), discusses completing
appraisal work in markets where property values are declining, as seen today in
many areas of the country. Mark V. Smeltzer, SRA (left), talks about appraising
properties that are in, or entering, foreclosure.
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AppraiserCAST Episode 5
August 2008
Home Valuation Code of Conduct Update, with Bill Garber, Director of Government
and External Relations,
Appraisal Institute
Since the April 2008 comment period, what is happening with the pending Home Valuation
Code of Conduct (HVCC)? Listen as Bill Garber, Director of Government and External
Relations for the Appraisal Institute, provides an update on the Appraisal Institute’s
take on the HVCC and recent legislative efforts surrounding this issue. Garber also
discusses the landmark agreement that resulted in the creation of the HVCC and how
appraisers can prepare for its implementation. 15:11 | Listen Now
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AppraiserCAST Episode 4
June 2008
Valuation for Financial Reporting, with Joseph J. Vella, CRE, FRICS, MAI
Would you like to learn more about Valuation for Financial Reporting and what this
important and growing area of appraisal practice might mean for your own business?
Produced in conjunction with the Appraisal Institute’s Valuation and Litigation
Services Shared Interest Group, this timely podcast explains VFR, the role appraisers
play in the process and how employing VFR standards, principles and methodologies
may impact liability for valuation professionals. 14:09 | Listen Now
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AppraiserCAST Episode 3
April 2008
Expanding Your Career Horizons, with Tom Dorsey, MAI, SRA
An informative discussion for real estate appraisers who may want to leverage their
skills and experience into other areas of appraisal or explore new career paths
into related fields. Tom Dorsey, MAI, SRA, and Senior Vice President in the Corporate
Real Estate Division at Wachovia Corporation, offers insight into the broad spectrum
of career options open to real estate appraisers and gives specific advice for professionals
looking to expand their horizons. 16:40 | Listen Now
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AppraiserCAST Episode 2
October 2007
Green Buildings: An Appraiser's Perspective, with Theddi Wright Chappell,
MAI
What’s the true definition of “green” buildings and sustainability – and how does
the “green” movement impact appraisals and the valuation process? Tune in as Theddi
Wright Chappell, MAI, shares her expertise on green buildings and highlights the
latest developments affecting real estate appraisers. 13:51 | Listen Now
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AppraiserCAST Episode 1
August 2007
Federal Government Contract Work, with Kathleen Holmes, MAI
Federal entities require appraisals for diverse uses—acquisition, eminent
domain, lease, exchange and auction—and of full- and partial-interest estates.
Kathleen Holmes, MAI, tells appraisers where they can find those assignments and
how they can get them. 08:56 | Listen Now
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Note: Though many of our AppraiserCAST programs are available to the public, some
have been developed as a benefit for members only. For information on membership,
or to join the Appraisal Institute, visit www.appraisalinstitute.org/join.
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