Scholarly Appraisal Education: Sources?

[ZZGAMAZZ]

Does a website source exist where appraisers can review the full-text articles about appraisal methodology, presumably scholarly articles published in industry periodicals? Long long time ago I kinda remember t Limm Library [sp?] but don't think it was free. Thank you.

 

[TerryRohrer]

Does a website source exist where appraisers can review the full-text articles about appraisal methodology, presumably scholarly articles published in industry periodicals? Long long time ago I kinda remember t Limm Library [sp?] but don't think it was free. Thank you.

The LUM Library is maintained by the Appraisal Institute for benefit of its members.

But there is this, though I have never pursued it:

Yes, non-members can access the Y.T. and Louise Lee Lum Library (Lum Library) through the Appraisal Institute Education & Relief Foundation (AIERF), a world-renowned resource for property appraisal research, offering extensive books, journals, and databases for the entire valuation profession, not just members. You can visit the AIERF website to learn how to utilize these valuable research tools to support your work as an appraiser.
How to Access the Lum Library:

1. Visit the Appraisal Institute Education & Relief Foundation (AIERF) website: aierf.org.
2. Explore Resources: The library provides access to a vast collection of appraisal-related materials, including:
   • Books
   • Journals
   • Database connections
3. Support the Profession: The library is designed to support the research needs of the entire valuation community, including non-members.

By leveraging the Lum Library, non-member appraisers can access professional resources to stay current and enhance their appraisal knowledge and practice.