The nine member Real Estate Appraiser Board was established in 1990. The Board has legislative authority to establish all educational requirements and regulations for the real estate appraiser profession and all enforcement of "standards of professional appraiser" as cited in section 54.1-2013 the code of Virginia. The Real Estate Appraiser Board presently licenses over 3000 individuals and firms. The Boards purpose is to regulate individuals and firms that perform estimates on the value of real estate property. The Board also is responsible for certifying instructors of Real Estate Appraisers profession. The Board requires licensures for the following professional titles; Appraiser Trainee, Licensed Residential Appraiser, Certified Residential Appraiser and Certified General Appraiser.
These records are part of the Virginia Dept. of Professional and Occupational Regulation record group (RG 17)
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Virginia Real Estate Appraiser Board, Minutes, 1990-2006. Accession 42993, State government records collection, The Library of Virginia, Richmond, Virginia.
Accession 42993 was transferred by Borkey, Alexia, M., 11/27/2006
Minutes and related attachments documenting the meetings, activities, discussions, policy decisions, and recommendations of the Virgnia Real Estate Appraiser Board. Includes official board minutes, as well as draft minutes, committee meeting minutes, agendas and other meeting materials. May also include informal fact finding hearing minutes, correspondence, legislation, regulations and reports.
Electronic records often contain board meeting packets with various attachments and draft minutes, while paper records often include minutes only. There may be some duplication between paper and electronic records. For transfers prior to 2012, records of individual boards were accessioned separately. After this, transfers of records (records starting in 2008) included all boards, which were accessioned under one accession number. There is a separate finding aid for the later transfers (link to All Boards finding aid below).
Includes minutes in paper format.
Board minutes and board meeting packets, 2002-2004, are in electronic format (770 kb, 8 folder, 2 files; format: pdf). Includes agendas, draft minutes and correspondence. For file inventory for this accession, see:
Includes minutes in paper format. 2006 Oct, Nov; 2007 Apr.
Includes minutes in paper format, 2007 Aug-Nov.
Minutes in electronic format. Includes agendas, draft minutes and related attachments.
Minutes are in paper format. Folder is included in a box with minutes from other DPOR boards. For guide for this accession, see:
Minutes, 2008, are in electronic format. Minutes, 2009-2010, are in paper format. Folders are included in a box with minutes from other DPOR boards. For guide for this accession, see:
Minutes are in electronic format.
Minutes are in electronic format.
Minutes are in electronic format.
Minutes are in electronic format.
Minutes, 2014-2015 are in electronic format. Minutes, 2011-2013, are in paper format. Folders are included in a box with minutes from other DPOR boards. For guide for this accession, see:
Minutes are in paper format. Folders are included in a box with minutes from other DPOR boards. For guide for this accession, see:
Minutes are in both paper format and electronic format. Folders are included in a box with minutes from other DPOR boards. For guide for this accession, see:
Minutes are in both paper format and electronic format. Folders are included in a box with minutes from other DPOR boards. For guide for this accession, see: