Or. Admin. Code § 161-025-0030 - Appraiser Assistant
The
(1) An appraiser
assistant must work under the direct supervision of an Oregon certified
appraiser who has been endorsed by the Board to act as a Supervising
Appraiser .
(2) The appraiser
assistant , before performing an assignment for a supervising appraiser , must
have the knowledge and experience to complete the assignment
competently.
(3) All appraisal work
completed by an appraiser assistant shall be prepared in compliance with USPAP
and these administrative rules.
(4)
An appraiser assistant may assist in the preparation of any and all components
of the appraisal .
(5) An appraiser
assistant may sign an appraisal report , provided their supervising appraiser
co-signs the appraisal report and accepts full responsibility for the contents
of the appraisal report .
(6) The
extent of the assistance provided by an appraiser assistant to a supervising
appraiser must be disclosed in the appraisal report as described in OAR
161-025-0025(6).
(7) When
inspecting a property, the appraiser assistant must not misrepresent their
licensing status and must at all times clearly identify themselves as a
registered appraiser assistant .
(8)
The scope of practice for the appraiser assistant is the appraisal of those
properties which the supervising appraiser is permitted to appraise.
(9) An appraiser assistant will only be
granted experience credit if they have demonstrated that they have provided
substantial professional real estate appraisal assistance in all categories of
experience as outlined in OAR 161-025-0025(3)(a) through (h).
(10) The appraiser assistant is entitled to
obtain copies of any appraisal reports and the associated workfile
documentation for assignments in which the appraiser assistant provided
professional real estate appraisal assistance.
(11) The appraiser assistant may have more
than one supervising appraiser , each of whom must jointly maintain the
appraisal experience log with the appraiser assistant to ensure the log is
accurate, current and complies with Oregon Administrative Rules. At a minimum,
the appraisal log reporting requirements shall include:
(a) Type of property; and
(b) Date of Report; and
(c) Address of appraised property;
and
(d) Description of work
performed by the appraiser assistant and the scope of the review and
supervision of the Supervisory Appraiser ; and
(e) Number of actual work hours by the
appraiser assistant on the assignment; and
(f) The signature and state certification
number of the supervisory appraiser .
(12) If the appraiser assistant adds or
changes a supervising appraiser subsequent to registering with the Board , the
appraiser assistant must submit a Change or Add Supervising Appraiser form,
signed by the new supervising appraiser (s) along with a copy of the Supervising
Appraiser 's Endorsement. Any experience gained with a new supervising appraiser
prior to confirmation from the Board that the registration has been amended to
include the new supervising appraiser (s) will not count as experience credit
towards obtaining a real estate appraiser license or certificate .
(13) Appraiser Assistance Logs must be
prepared and maintained as described in OAR 161-025-0025(8)(b) and (d); and OAR
161-025-0030(11). Separate appraisal logs must be maintained for each
supervising appraiser .
Notes
Statutory/Other Authority: ORS 674.305(8) & 674.310
Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS 674
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