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MAI - Comprehensive exam recommendations

yooyooc

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Nov 15, 2024
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Certified General Appraiser
State
Washington
Hello, everyone!

I’m excited to share that I recently received my MAI designation! I’d like to talk about my experience with the comprehensive exams, which I found to be the most challenging part of the process. If you’re preparing for the exams and looking for guidance, I highly recommend focusing on test prep materials because these exams are significantly harder than the course exams. Many of the questions are based on real-world scenarios, making thorough preparation essential.

I took advanced classes with Gary S. DeWeese, MAI, through the Appraisal Institute and discovered that he also offers excellent test prep materials specifically designed for candidates. I purchased his test prep about three months before my scheduled exams and diligently worked through every single question. Thanks to his comprehensive materials, I was able to pass all of the exams.

For those interested, here’s the link to Gary’s test prep materials: http://garydeweese.com/are-you-prepared-prep-materials/. Additionally, Gary is incredibly supportive and responsive, so if you have any questions about the exams or even your demonstration report, don’t hesitate to reach out to him. I personally benefited from his guidance on my demo, and I’m very grateful for his help throughout the process.

Best of luck to everyone working toward their designation—you’ve got this!
 
Got my MAI in 2013, so obviously things have changed. I purchased the prep material from Ted Whitmer and just worked the practice questions over and over. I concentrated on 1 module at a time until I mastered it.
 
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