| WHAT'S NEW |
| Summer 2011 Chapter Newsletter | | **NEW** General Appraiser Sales Comparison Approach, (2/21-24/12) | | Joint CE Event w/NCASFMRA, (3/15-16/12) | | 7 Hour USPAP Update, 2012-2013 Version, (3/15/12) | | Appraising Rural Residential Properties w/NCASFMRA, (3/16/12) | | **NEW** General Appraiser Site Comparison & Cost Approach, (3/20-23/12) | | **NEW** General Appraiser Report Writing & Case Studies, (5/1-4/12) | | **NEW** Advanced Income Capitalization, (6/26-30/12) | | 7 Hour USPAP Update, 2012-2013 Version, (2/7/12) | | 7 Hour USPAP Update, 2012-2013 Version, (2/14/12) |
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The North Carolina Chapter of the Appraisal Institute is a non-profit trade organization chartered in 1957 under the predecessor organization, American Institute of Real Estate Appraisers. Today, the NC Chapter has over 630 members across the state. Every year, our Chapter hosts over a dozen educational offerings to our members and real estate practitioners. We meet four times a year in key cities across the state. Our mission statement is "The mission of the chapter is to support and advance the member in a relationship with the market for valuation services. The chapter exists solely for the benefit of the member." The Chapter is the largest in Region V and strives to provide superior member benefits at the local level. We are headquartered in the Piedmont Triad area of the state. >>
As we close out 2011, we have seen significant gains in designated membership with our associate membership declining only slightly from the beginning of 2011. We continue to see financial hurdles concerning associate dues, which continue to be redirected from our chapter. Despite the funding challenges, we continue to push forward with an aggressive education schedule as we refine our chapter expenses.
In 2011, we awarded seven (7) MAI designations and one (1) SRA designation. Looking forward to 2012, we are likely to have at least eight (8) new MAI designations awarded. We will continue our strong educational offerings with our Real Estate Valuation Conference in the Cary market next year.
I hope that 2011 was a great and rewarding year for everyone and I hope 2012 will be a great year as well. I encourage you to attend the NCAI's winter banquet in Pinehurst in January to learn more about the happenings in your chapter.
Thank you for the opportunity to serve the chapter and I hope everyone has a wonderful holiday season.
Thank You,
John D. Scott, Jr., MAI
2011 Chapter President
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