The requirements for obtaining and maintaining a real estate appraiser’s license in Michigan are mandated by the Michigan Department of Labor and Economic Growth. To obtain a real estate appraiser’s license, an applicant must have at least 75 hours of pre-licensure coursework plus the 15 hour National USPAP course. To maintain a license, a real estate appraiser must complete 28 hours of continuing education per two-year education cycle. These requirements assist the state in making sure that Michigan’s appraisers are well-qualified and up-to-date on current law, practice, and technological advances. On this section of the MiCREA Web site, appraisers and those interested in becoming a licensed appraiser can access information about current pre-licensure and continuing education courses offered throughout Michigan.
Please check with the State of Michigan’s Department of Labor and Economic Growth to verify that the packages and courses offered by these providers fulfill the state’s requirements.
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