How will PAREA, ANSI, PAVE and modernization impact the industry?
The Practical Applications of Real Estate Appraisal (PAREA) program, as many appraisal professionals have stated over the past few years, will be a “game changer” for the industry.
Veteran appraiser and Restb.AI Valuations General Manager
Tony Pistilli believes there will be more, and perhaps younger and more diverse, individuals entering the profession because of PAREA and Property Appraisal and Valuation Equity (PAVE), and that more, perhaps older appraisers, will leave the industry due to their reluctance to adapt their skill set to new processes and ways to complete valuation products.
“These initiatives along with emerging technologies such as artificial intelligence and computer vision will change the appraisal industry and how appraisals are completed,” Pistilli said. “A majority of states have already adopted PAREA, and I believe others will as the course providers release the actual training curriculum.
“So far PAREA hasn’t had an impact on new individuals entering the profession, but only because it has yet to be released by a provider. Once the program is available, I expect there to be a surge of individuals interested,” he added. “Appraisers have included statements in their appraisals that they are measuring to ANSI standards, but from an appraisal review perspective, it is difficult to impossible to validate that appraisers are actually measuring in compliance with the standards in every case.”
On May 18, the Appraisal Institute (AI) announced the Appraiser Qualifications Board (AQB) approved AI’s PAREA program for the licensed residential path. PAREA, which is an online program, is an alternative pathway for aspiring appraisers to gain their required experience hours to become a licensed or certified appraiser. Historically, the only option for an appraiser to complete their experience hours was through a supervisor/trainee model that requires the aspiring appraiser to find their own supervisor, AI stated.
The Appraisal Foundation’s (TAF) Board of Trustees awarded the Pathway to Success Grant to AI to assist with the development of the PAREA program. The grant is designed to open up the appraisal profession to a new generation of appraisers and stipulates that participant priority be given to veterans, minorities and those in designated rural areas. AI was awarded the full grant amount of $500,000 to build its AI PAREA program in collaboration with its partners. AI also committed more than $2 million toward the program.
Initiatives like PAREA and emerging technologies including artificial intelligence, computer vision and machine learning may prove to be "game changers" in the appraisal industry, according to industry leaders. Read on to learn how advancing technology will impact the profession. Part of the...
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