NYS Appraiser Courses

NYS Real Estate Appraiser Pre-Licensing Courses

Offering Onsite and Virtual Classes in Williamsville, NY

Upcoming Appraiser Courses

Class Schedules and Options

Cusack Center offers flexible scheduling options to meet the needs of busy professionals:

4-Week Evening & Saturday Course

Monday & Wednesday Evenings: 5:15 pm – 10:30 pm

Saturdays: 8:15 am – 4:30 pm

2-Week Daytime Accelerated Course

Monday through Friday: 8:45 am – 2:30 pm

What Can You Do With A Real Estate Appraiser License?

A New York State Real Estate license opens the doors to numerous career opportunities, offering flexibility, independence, and the potential for high earnings. As the real estate market remains competitive, obtaining your license allows you to explore the following career options:

Real Estate Salesperson

Residential Sales: Help individuals buy, sell, or rent homes. This includes working with buyers to find properties that meet their needs and helping sellers market and sell their properties.

Commercial Sales: Assist businesses in buying, selling, or leasing office spaces, retail centers, industrial properties, and more. This often involves working with larger transactions and contracts compared to residential sales.

Real Estate Broker

After gaining experience as a salesperson, you can upgrade to a broker license. Brokers can work independently, own their own real estate firm, and oversee salespeople. Brokers also take on additional responsibilities like managing transactions and ensuring compliance with state regulations.

Property Manager

Manage rental properties for owners, handling everything from leasing, tenant relations, and property maintenance to budgeting and financial reporting. Property managers ensure that rental properties run smoothly and profitably.

Real Estate Investor

As a licensed real estate professional, you’ll have insider knowledge and access to property listings, which can be advantageous if you want to buy, sell, or flip properties as an investor. You may also manage a portfolio of rental properties to generate passive income.

Real Estate Appraiser

Determine the value of residential, commercial, or industrial properties by analyzing various factors such as location, condition, and market trends. Appraisers are often needed in transactions for mortgages, tax assessments, and estate planning.

Real Estate Consultant

Offer expert advice to clients on real estate investment strategies, market trends, and property development. Consultants typically work with investors, corporations, or property developers to guide decisions about property acquisitions, sales, or improvements.

Real Estate Developer

Work on planning, financing, and constructing new real estate projects, from residential communities to shopping centers or office buildings. Real estate developers manage the entire process, from buying land to overseeing construction and selling the finished product.

Leasing Agent

Specialize in leasing residential or commercial properties. Leasing agents work with property owners to market vacant units and with tenants to secure leases.

Mortgage Loan Officer or Broker

Help homebuyers and investors secure financing for their real estate purchases. A background in real estate can be helpful for understanding property values and market conditions, making you more effective in this role.

Real Estate Instructor

With experience and additional certifications, you can teach real estate courses, helping aspiring professionals prepare for their licensing exams or offering continuing education to licensed agents.

Title or Escrow Officer

Ensure the legal transfer of property from seller to buyer by managing documents, clearing title issues, and overseeing the closing process. This role requires knowledge of property law and legal documents.

In addition to career flexibility, you’ll develop the essential business negotiation skills essential for the Meeting of the Minds, and communication skills that apply across a wide variety of industries.

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