George Cox

Course Calendar

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Qualifying Education Schedule


Course

Instructor

Hours

Date

Location

Fee

Basic Appraisal Principles

Cox

30

September 21, 22, 28, 29, 2007

Ohio County Community & Judicial Building, 130 E Washington Street, Hartford, KY

$450

Basic Appraisal Procedures

Cox

30

October 19, 20, 26, 27, 2007

Executive Inn Rivermont, 1 Executive Boulevard, Owensboro, KY Telephone: (270)-926-8000

$450

NOTE:  The above qualifying education is approved by the AQB under the Course Approval Program and was developed by Harrison & Lee Education Company as the primary course provider.  The Cox Valuation Group has an agreement with the primary provider and is an authorized secondary course provider.  As such, the Cox Valuation Group will conduct the course as approved by the AQB.  Arguably, Henry H. Harrison, MAI, SRA, ASA, is the most recognized name in the appraisal fraternity today. 
Continuing Education Schedule


Seminar

Instructor

Hours

Date

Location

Fee

Comprehensive pre-examination Seminar

Cox

15

To be announced.

To be announced

$250

Basic Income Capitalization

Cox

15

To be announced

To be announced.

$250

Highest and Best Use & Valuing Leasehold & Leased Fee Estates

Cox

7.5

To be announced

To be announced

$195

Litigation Valuation

Cox

15

To be announced

To be announced

$285

Overview of The Sales Comparison Approach

Cox

15

To be announced

To be announced

$195

A firm date and location of the preceding CE schedule will be made firm on or before October 1, 2007.  Attendance at these educational offerings should enhance the student’s chances of passing the examination for certification.  Following is an example of the many questions

                                                                                                                                         

QUESTION   CORRECT ANSWER  STUDENT ANSWER

Question:  When a comparable sale is not as desirable as the subject property,

Category:  Sales Comparison Approach - Adjustment process
  1. It should not be used as a comparable unless it has similar desirability as the subject.
  2. An upward adjustment is made to the comparable sale.
  3. An upward adjustment is made to the subject property.
  4. A downward adjustment is made to the comparable sale.

 

An upward adjustment is made to the subject property.

NOTE:  George K. Cox, MAI, developed the above listed seminars. Cox has over forty years of experience in the valuation arena as a practitioner, educator, author and regulator.  He holds the MAI, SRPA, and SRA designations from the Appraisal Institute and is a past chair of the Kentucky Real Estate Appraisers Board. Cox holds general appraisal certifications in Kentucky, Illinois, and Indiana.  He is also a licensed broker in Kentucky and Indiana.  Cox has instructed appraisal-related courses at the college and professional level over the past 35-years.