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August 23: Milwaukee Habitat for Humanity - AT CAPACITY
Venue: Lindsey Heights, address TBD - Siding
Contact Curt Kolell - curt.kolell@associatedbank.com
September 6: Milwaukee Habitat for Humanity
Venue: 1801 W. Clarke Street, Milwaukee - Framing
Contact Curt Kolell - curt.kolell@associatedbank.com
September 13: Annual Golf Outing
Washington County Golf Course
This outing is open to Appraisal Institute members and non-members so get your foursome together today! Even if you don't golf, you can still join the group post golf for heavy appetizers, drinks and networking.
September 27: Inconsistency: It's Hiding in Plain Sight in Your Commercial Appraisal - 7 hours
Venue: Chapter Office
This seminar concentrates on common inconsistencies found in the reports of even the most seasoned appraisers. For example, developing the income approach using contract rent (leased fee value), developing the cost approach but not adjusting for lease fee (fee simple value), or using the sales comparison approach to analyze comps based on contract rent and other analyzed based on market rent (mixed bag). The results of these inconsistencies make it impossible to reconcile to a proper value regardless of whether the assignment calls for leased fee or fee simple value.
October 14-18: Quantitative Analysis - 30 hours, Designation Education
Venue: Chapter Office
This course limits its focus to the practical application of
quantitative tools for analyzing data, drawing appropriate conclusions from
data sets, and presenting both the analysis and conclusions in ways that
enhance communication with appraisal clients. It reviews and furthers the
application of basic statistical measures (mean, median, mode, standard
deviation, etc.) and spends a good deal of time on graphical and regression
analysis for use in producing and understanding various types of graphs. Goals
include showing participants how to understand the reliability and validity of
all data used to draw conclusions and providing the knowledge needed to check
the validity of the conclusions others may draw from the same or similar data
sets. Presentations and activities use real-world appraisal applications that
are aimed at furthering an appraiser’s ability to provide credible analysis of
real property-related issues.
October 17: Milwaukee Habitat for Humanity
Venue: 2616 N. Vel Phillips, Milwaukee - Flooring
Contact Curt Kolell - curt.kolell@associatedbank.com
November 14: Chapter Board Meeting
Venue: Chapter Office 3:30pm
January 9, 2025: Installation and Past President's Dinner
Venue: TBA
January 10, 2025: Year in Review Symposium
Venue: TBA
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