Online Appraisal Continuing Education
Keep Your Vermont Appraisal License Current with Allied’s Real Estate Appraisal Courses
Get the education you need from an accredited appraiser school
As a licensed Vermont real estate appraiser, you are required to complete continuing education hours every four years to keep your appraisal license active. Allied provides you with the courses to complete the necessary hours. Choose accredited appraisal courses to meet up to 45 hours of continuing education.
Vermont APPRAISAL CONTINUING EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS
PRICE - $248 
(per 15 hour course)
800-617-3513
Choose these courses if you have an existing appraisal license and need to meet up to 45 hours of continuing education. These courses provide you with a fast and easy way to meet your Vermont appraisal continuing education hours. Whether you need to complete courses for your renewal or meet your late requirement, you can enroll in one or more of the courses below.
You can complete the hours you need to keep your appraisal license active.
- 15 Hours - Appraisers Guide to Real Estate Principles
(9-RE-APPR-PRINCIPLES)
- 15 Hours - Appraiser’s Guide to Real Estate Law
(9-RE-APPR-LAW)
- 15 Hours - Appraiser’s Guide to Property Management
(9-RE-APPR-PROPMGMT)
You get the following with your continuing education courses:
- 100% Online – The courses are only available online.
- Quizzes - Graded instantly online. You get immediate feedback!
- 9 unit review quizzes; 46 mini quizzes (3 – 5 questions) for Appraiser’s Guide to Real Estate Principles
- 11 unit review quizzes; 35 mini quizzes (3 – 5 questions) for Appraiser’s Guide to Real Estate Law
- 7 unit review quizzes; 24 mini quizzes (3 – 5 questions) for Appraiser’s Guide to Property Management
- Final Exam - A proctor is required (it's easy - we'll show you how). Must have 70% or higher to pass.
- Certificate of Completion - Sent immediately via e-mail with online course.
Please note: By law, the minimum amount of time you can take to complete each individual course is 3 days from the date that you enroll in your continuing education course.
Remember that you need to satisfy the 7-hour USPAP requirement every two years. Visit the USPAP section of the website for further information!