Rule 30-1501-2.1 - Experience Hours for Licensed Appraiser, Certified Residential Appraiser and Certified General Appraiser1. Each applicant for a credential as a Licensed real estate appraiser, Certified Residential real estate appraiser, or Certified General real estate appraiser must meet all experience requirements established by the AQB. (a) Acceptable appraisal experience includes the following: Fee and staff appraisal, review appraisal, appraisal analysis, feasibility analysis, and real estate consulting. (b) The verification for experience credit which is claimed by an applicant shall be via a log sheet and/or affidavit on specific forms which are prescribed by the Board. Following the applicant's submission of the appraisal log, the Board will request a minimum of two (2) sample appraisals from among those reports which have been documented by the applicant for experience credit. In addition, the applicant must agree to furnish other appraisal reports if deemed necessary by the Board. The sample appraisal reports must be USPAP compliant and must include at least one (1) complex appraisal from the category being applied for. (c) The appraiser is required to document the actual number of hours worked in the performance of each appraisal assignment and must report and record those specific hours on their Appraisal Board Experience Log. The Appraisal Board considers the experience credit work-hours allowed in Rule 2.2 and Rule 2.3(below) to be the maximum number of acceptable hours per appraisal classification. The appraiser may request additional hours for an appraisal by submitting the proper supporting documentation to the Appraisal Board. This supporting documentation should be in the form or a Daily Log which is attached to the Appraisal Board Experience Log. All logs must have the Appraisal Board Appraiser's Affidavit attached to the log. All work-hours submitted are subject to Appraisal Board approval. After being issued the Licensed Appraiser credential as required by Mississippi Code § 73-34-5, the documented experience required for a credential in the State Certified General and the State Certified Residential categories shall be obtained as follows:
30 Miss. Code. R. 1501-2.1
Miss. Code Ann. §§ 73-34-5, 73-34-9(1)(i), 73-34-9(2)(f), 73-34-21