WAC 308-125-075. Allowed credits for appraisal experience

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Washington Administrative Code › Title 308 › Chapter 308-125 › Section 308-125-075

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(1) The department shall not grant to state-licensed or state-certified appraisers and applicants experience credits for appraisal experience that exceeds the following hourly allotments for each appraisal:

(a) Single family residential - exterior form report 6 hours (b) Single family residential - form report 12 hours (c) Multifamily residential - form report 20 hours (d) Residential lot 1 acre or less 8 hours (e) Land tract less than or equal to 40 acres 16 hours (f) Short plats 20 hours (g) Land tract 41-160 acres 24 hours (h) Land tract 161-640+ acres 36 hours (i) Subdivisions 60 hours (j) Commercial/industrial land 25 hours (k) Commercial - form report 40 hours (l) Commercial - narrative report 80 hours (m) Regional mall/high rise office bldg./Hotel 120 hours (n) Appraisal review (single family) (not applicable to trainees) 12 hours (o) Appraisal review (commercial) (not applicable to trainees) 40 hours (p) Feasibility study 80 hours (q) Appraisal consulting (nonresidential) 40 hours (r) Agricultural 60 hours

(a)

Single family residential - exterior form report

6 hours

(b)

Single family residential - form report

12 hours

(c)

Multifamily residential - form report

20 hours

(d)

Residential lot 1 acre or less

8 hours

(e)

Land tract less than or equal to 40 acres

16 hours

(f)

Short plats

20 hours

(g)

Land tract 41-160 acres

24 hours

(h)

Land tract 161-640+ acres

36 hours

(i)

Subdivisions

60 hours

(j)

Commercial/industrial land

25 hours

(k)

Commercial - form report

40 hours

(l)

Commercial - narrative report

80 hours

(m)

Regional mall/high rise office bldg./Hotel

120 hours

(n)

Appraisal review (single family) (not applicable to trainees)

12 hours

(o)

Appraisal review (commercial) (not applicable to trainees)

40 hours

(p)

Feasibility study

80 hours

(q)

Appraisal consulting (nonresidential)

40 hours

mmercial/industrial land

25 hours

(k)

Commercial - form report

40 hours

(l)

Commercial - narrative report

80 hours

(m)

Regional mall/high rise office bldg./Hotel

120 hours

(n)

Appraisal review (single family) (not applicable to trainees)

12 hours

(o)

Appraisal review (commercial) (not applicable to trainees)

40 hours

(p)

Feasibility study

80 hours

(q)

Appraisal consulting (nonresidential)

40 hours

(r)

Agricultural

60 hours

(2) The department shall not grant to state-licensed or state-certified appraisers and applicants experience credits for Eminent Domain Appraisals that exceed the following hourly allotments for each appraisal:

(a) Vacant (single family lot) 24 hours (b) Vacant (large land tract) 32 hours (c) Single family residential 42 hours (d) Multifamily residential 60 hours (e) Agricultural (improved) 72 hours (f) Industrial (improved) 72 hours (g) Commercial (improved) 72 hours (h) Very complex damages or benefits 120 hours (i) Special purpose improved 54 hours

(a)

Vacant (single family lot)

24 hours

(b)

Vacant (large land tract)

32 hours

(c)

Single family residential

42 hours

(d)

Multifamily residential

60 hours

(e)

Agricultural (improved)

72 hours

(f)

Industrial (improved)

72 hours

(g)

Commercial (improved)

72 hours

(h)

Very complex damages or benefits

120 hours

(i)

Special purpose improved

54 hours

(3) The department shall not grant to state-licensed or state-certified appraisers and applicants experience credits for Eminent Domain Appraisal Reviews that exceed the following hourly allotments for each appraisal:

(a) Vacant (single family lot) 8 hours (b) Vacant (large land tract) 12 hours (c) Single family residential 16 hours (d) Multifamily residential 24 hours (e) Agricultural (improved) 40 hours (f) Industrial (improved) 40 hours (g) Commercial (improved) 40 hours (h) Very complex damages or benefits 50 hours (i) Special purpose improved 40 hours

(a)

Vacant (single family lot)

8 hours

(b)

Vacant (large land tract)

12 hours

(c)

Single family residential

16 hours

tract) 12 hours (c) Single family residential 16 hours (d) Multifamily residential 24 hours (e) Agricultural (improved) 40 hours (f) Industrial (improved) 40 hours (g) Commercial (improved) 40 hours (h) Very complex damages or benefits 50 hours (i) Special purpose improved 40 hours

(a)

Vacant (single family lot)

8 hours

(b)

Vacant (large land tract)

12 hours

(c)

Single family residential

16 hours

(d)

Multifamily residential

24 hours

(e)

Agricultural (improved)

40 hours

(f)

Industrial (improved)

40 hours

(g)

Commercial (improved)

40 hours

(h)

Very complex damages or benefits

50 hours

(i)

Special purpose improved

40 hours

(4) Experience credits for appraisal experience not listed in subsections (1), (2), or (3) shall be determined by the department on a case-by-case basis.

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