2nd Q 2014 Newsletter - Florida Gulf Coast Chapter

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2 ND QUARTER, 2 0 1 4
FLORIDA GULF COAST CHAPTER
The Approach
2nd Quarter Chapter Meeting Reception & CE
2014 Officers & Directors
Sirata Beach Resort, St. Pete Beach
Woodman S. Herr, MAI
President
Vice President
Friday, May 30, 2014
Michael P. Jonas, MAI
Secretary
Mary L. Patterson, SRA
Treasurer
Don Saba, SRA
Directors
Geri Armalavage, MAI
Brad Johnson, MAI
Michael McKinley, SRA
Dan Richardson, MAI, Ph.D.
Wesley Sanders, MAI
Patricia Staebler, SRA
When:
Friday, May 30, 2014
Where:
Sirata Beach Resort & Conference Center
Save the Date!!
5300 Gulf Boulevard, St. Pete Beach, FL
www.sirata.com / Phone: 727-363-5100
Schedule of Events
10:30 AM—12:30 PM
Julie Story
Brian Zamorski, MAI
C. Richard Tobias, MAI, Ex Officio
Region X Representatives
REGISTER
Chris Finch, MAI
Stephen A. Griffith, MAI
Board of Directors Meeting
1 PM — 5 PM:
Seminar: Litigation Assignments for Residential
5:30 PM—8:00 PM:
Appraisers: Doing Expert Work on Atypical Cases (NEW)
Chapter Dinner Reception & Elections
2nd Q Chapter Membership Meeting & Evening Reception:
The evening dinner meeting reception at the Sirata will begin at 5:30 PM with
brief business meeting and will be held in the outdoor Coconut Palm Pavilion.
Dress is beach casual! Music will be provided again this year by chapter member
Mike Twitty, MAI and his band, Folk University. Sign up soon and also plan to
spend the weekend at this great resort located directly on the Gulf of Mexico!
Remember— there are a limited number of rooms blocked under the “Appraisal
Institute” group for a discounted sleeping room rate of $149/night until April 30,
2014. After April 30th, accommodations will be on a space-available basis only.
When making your hotel reservation at the Sirata, mention the group rate. We
suggest you call the hotel during regular business hours to ensure you speak with
the on-property reservations staff. For a one-bedroom suite, add $20.
David Lemonde, SRA
Ned Palmer, MAI
Gary F. Scott, SRPA, SRA
Brad Saucier
Joel Salley, SRA
Woodman Herr, MAI (President)
Committee Chairs
Admissions: Scanlon Wilson, MAI
Bylaws: Don Trask, MAI
Finance: Don Saba, SRA
Guidance: Brian Zamorski, MAI
Education: Gary Scott, SRPA,SRA
Govt. Relations: Wes Sanders, MAI
University Relations: Bruce Cumming, Jr.
Newsletter: M. Patterson/Nancy Bachor
Public Relations: Ned Palmer, MAI
External Relations: Lance Ponton
Chapter Executive Director
Nancy Bachor
Location: The beautiful Sirata Beach Resort & Conference Center, 5300 Gulf
Boulevard, St. Pete Beach, FL. Visit their website at: www.sirata.com.
BOOK YOUR ROOM NOW!!
Hope to see you there for a fun evening!
(813) 962-4003
[email protected]
Region X Officers
C. Thomas Cowart, MAI, Chair
Val Chiasson, MAI, SRA, Vice Chair
 Deadline for Hotel Reservation under group block: April 30, 2014
Kevin Bokoske, MAI, Region X REL
Lauren Dowling, Executive Director
Florida Gulf Coast Chapter, Appraisal Institute
10014 N. Dale Mabry Highway, Ste. 101, Tampa, FL 33618 T: 813-962-4003 Website: www.gulfcoastai.org
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President’ Message,
Woodman S. Herr, MAI—2014 Chapter President
Greetings Florida Gulf Coast Chapter colleagues. They say, “time flies when you’re
having fun.” Well I don’t know if you’d call this fun but I have been enjoying this
year working with Nancy, our Executive Director and the other officers and board of
directors for our chapter. It’s hard to believe that our 2 nd Quarter meeting is only a
month away. I’m really looking forward to another meeting at the Sirata Resort on
St. Pete Beach, May 30, 2014. I look forward to handing out certificates to the numerous candidates who received designations this year. I’m especially excited
about presenting the “Henry Entreken Life Time Achievement Award” to this year’s
recipient, Bert Finch, MAI, SRA (retired).
Mr. Finch gave me my start in the appraisal business 30 years ago and now I have the honor of presenting him with this
award. I hope to see as many of you as possible too!
On April 5, 2014 I attended the Region X meeting in Orlando. It was good to not only see the Florida Gulf
Coast Chapter Region Reps but it is always nice to see other members from around the State. At this meeting, Rick Borges, MAI, SRA, past president of the Appraisal Institute gave us the National Office Report. The
significant topic was the progression of the two review designations, AI-GRS and AI-RRS which have gained a
lot of popularity with our members. Our chapter will hold the Review Theory – General class on August 11 –
15, 2014 in Tampa for those of you who’d like to work on that designation. One of the most exciting parts
of the meeting was a presentation by our new lobbyist, Trey Goldman. Mr. Goldman is also the lobbyist for
the Florida Association of Realtors. We’re very lucky to have him represent us. He has many years of experience and a wealth of knowledge that will greatly benefit our members. We have a great government relations committee led by Nick Pilz, SRA, AI-RRS and president of the East Florida Chapter. Another highlight
of the meeting was a presentation by Ryan Zink, MAI and chair of the University Relations Committee. Ryan
has put together a spreadsheet of all the colleges in Florida that offer at least one real estate class and has
assigned a liaison from the Region to each institution. The Region has budgeted to sponsor real estate conferences held by Florida State, University of Florida, and University of Central Florida, however if any of our
members are involved with the real estate departments or professors of other Florida colleges or know of
any conferences that are upcoming please let us know. Right now, I’m looking for a liaison from our chapter
for St. Pete College and the University of Tampa. Please get with me or Nancy if you’d like to represent us.
I attended the Pinnacle Awards meeting put on by the Florida Gulf Coast Association of Realtors March 18,
2014 along with Lance Ponton. Our chapter was one of the sponsors and as such, they asked me to present
the land broker of the year award. Actually, there were two categories and I presented 3 rd, 2nd, and 1st
place so a total of six awards. I shared with the roughly one hundred attendees how important brokers are
to our appraisal industry and how its our job to not only appraise properties and estimate value but to tell
the story of the real estate market , what was involved in the sale or lease and not only what transpired but
what the motivation was behind that transaction. And, the only way to do that accurately is to communicate with knowledgeable parties to the transaction and the most knowledgeable party is usually the broker
who handled it. So they are a very important part of the appraisal and we greatly appreciate their contribution. They were exceptionally thankful for the support of the chapter and the Institute and I feel this good
will gesture went a long way toward a more harmonious relationship. Unfortunately, Lance and I were the
only appraiser attendees there so hopefully, we’ll see more appraisers take advantage of this opportunity in
the future.
LDAC is coming up on May 19, 2014 in Washington D.C. This year our representatives include Brian Zamorski,
MAI, Patricia Staebler, SRA, and Julie Battaglia, MAI. This is a three year commitment and it’s Brian’s third
consecutive trip so he rolls off next year. This is a great opportunity for members and candidates to get involved, learn more about the Institute, government relations, and leadership. Anyone who would like to be
considered to participate next year, please go to the National Leadership Resource Registry and fill out your
areas of interest, or you can contact Nancy or Brian directly.
Finally, this year’s AI Connect National Appraisal Institute Conference is in Austin TX, August 4 th-6th. Region
X will have their meeting there also. I encourage all members to go to these national conferences and I believe that this one will be especially enjoyable. The AI web site has all the details.
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2nd Quarter Chapter Seminar & Meeting - Friday, May 30, 2014
Sirata Beach Resort—St. Pete Beach, FL
http://www.sirata.com
REGISTER TODAY!
Seminar: Litigation Assignments for Residential Appraisers: Doing Expert Work on Atypical Cases
(4 hours CE– FL & AI/20 points) If you are not familiar with residential litigation and are intrigued by more challenging
residential assignments, this fast paced half-day seminar is for you! You see how atypical residential properties are thoroughly analyzed for purposes of litigation. In “New House on an Old Dump” students will initially identify the appraisal problem. We will discern the difference between partial and complete remediation and their role in this appraisal problem. You
will learn to differentiate between pounds of paper and critical information. Then we will discover how disclosure defects
may affect market value. Learn what to do when a typical sales comparison approach is not applicable. Challenge your
skills in an entertaining learning environment! In the second case, “Home with a disappearing Dock,” deeded rights to
community recreational amenities and due diligence in identifying rights associated with ownership are explored. Learn
how questionnaires can be helpful problem solving tools. The basics of title defect actions require identifying and measuring contributory value of a component, the disappearing dock. Learn tips to help you solve that difficult assignment in a
convenient 4-hour seminar! This seminar will be instructed by Joni Herndon, SRA.
Dinner Meeting: Immediately following the afternoon seminar, join us for a casual and FUN dinner reception and beach party with live entertainment by Folk University. Elections will also be held. Sign up today!
Total Cost: Seminar + Reception: $140 M | $175 NM
(register by May 15, 2014 to receive the early discount)
Dinner Meeting Only: $40 Members | $70 NM
(Registration Deadline: 5/24/14)
Advance Reservation Is Required. Register soon & save!
Questions: [email protected] or (813) 962-4003
(Note—seminar fee includes chapter meeting) REGISTER HERE
1st Chapter Advisors & Candidates for Designation Meet & Greet!
Submitted by: Melissa Culin, Candidate, Chapter C4D Committee
The Candidate Guidance Committee would like to formerly invite all Florida Gulf Coast Chapter Candidates and Advisors to start off the 2nd Quarter Chapter Meeting a little early! Please join us at the Sirata Beach Resort in St. Pete
Beach at 4:00 pm on May 30th for a social get-together prior to the chapter meeting!
We will have a separate meeting room for this event with light appetizers and soft drinks provided. We are looking
forward to having time for everyone to get acquainted! Not only will other Candidates be attending the meeting, but
we will be asking some of the most recently designated members as well as other Advisors to attend!
As a Candidate for Designation myself, it has been my experience that having an Advisor is very beneficial. However,
since there have been a lot of recent changes to the requirements to become an MAI or SRA; recent designees and candidates near completion of their designations could offer additional advice and guidance. We urge you to attend and
get to know other Candidates, chat one-on-one with your Advisor and get some feedback from some of our recent designees in our local Chapter! Remember, candidates must attend at least one chapter meeting.
Plan to attend our first Chapter Candidate-Advisor Get-Together!
Guidance Committee: Brian Zamorski, MAI, Co-Chair, Julie Battaglia, MAI, Co-Chair, Melissa Culin, Candidate
and Dan Brown, Candidate
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Education
Gary F. Scott, SRPA, SRA, Chair
Check out the 2014 education schedule and you will see that we have another full
year of opportunities ahead, with a good variety of qualifying education, a professional development offering and several brand new seminars for continuing education
and the USPAP/Florida Law classes.
We are well into our education schedule and have had great attendance at the qualifying education courses held to date. We have already presented three newly released seminars and also have had great turnout at the Florida Law and 7-Hour USPAP classes held in Tampa and Ft. Myers. Upcoming in May, we will present Business Practice Ethics and
the two-day Appraiser as Expert Witness in Tampa. A new seminar Litigation Assignments for Residential
Appraisers will be held at the 2nd Quarter Chapter Meeting at the Sirata Beach Resort on May 30th and will
be given by Joni Herndon, SRA. Register soon for this one! Immediately following the afternoon seminar,
we will have our 2nd quarter chapter meeting and dinner reception at the Sirata Resort. Dress code is casual! We are thrilled to have chapter member Mike Twitty, MAI and his band, “Folk University” entertain us.
This summer will be busy with two more Florida Law and 7-Hour USPAP classes scheduled in Sarasota and
Tallahassee. The one day seminar Appraising the Appraisal-General will be presented in Tallahassee in
June. MARK YOUR CALENDAR for a newly added course—Review Theory—General which will be given on
August 11—15th in Tampa by Vincent Dowling, MAI. These classes have been selling out so register early!!
We are in the process of adding two 1/2 day seminars at the 3rd Q meeting at the Sandestin Resort in Destin, FL. This is a great location for a nice long weekend in beautiful Destin, Florida!
We have more courses planned for the fall, including General Site Valuation & Cost Approach, Real Estate
Finance and General Report Writing & Case Studies. The final Florida Law & 7-Hour USPAP will be held in
October in Tampa. Review the attached schedule and plan to attend some of these great offerings. Our
instructors are the best around! REMEMBER: THE RECERTIFICATION DEADLINE IS NOVEMBER 30, 2014!
Apply for a Chapter Scholarship! The chapter is currently seeking applicants for the annual Gillott scholarship program. We encourage those candidates who have not received scholarships in the past, to consider
applying this year. To apply, fill out the application paperwork that can be found on the chapter website
at: http://aiwestcoast.web142.discountasp.net/pages.asp?id=37&parentID=5. The scholarship application
deadline is May 1st.
Thank you again for supporting the chapter’s educational program—Appraisal Institute education is the
best!
Questions? Please call the chapter office at (813) 962-4003 or email Nancy at [email protected] or education chair Gary Scott, SRPA, SRA at [email protected].
Chapter-Developed Education: To view and register for “non-AI/chapter-developed” seminars scheduled by Region
X Appraisal Institute chapters, please go to: www.appraisalinstitute.org/education/network_sched.aspx?state=FL. These
classes are listed on the Appraisal Institute’s main education offerings listing under “Chapter-Developed Classes” but
can be a bit tricky to find. You can also access all the offerings information through the chapter website directly at
www.gulfcoastai.org and click on the Education button.
REGISTER FOR UPCOMING
CLASSES TODAY!
Online Education—When taking online education, remember
to check state approvals prior to registering! Be sure your
class is approved in Florida. Click Here
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2014 Education Schedule  Florida Gulf Coast Chapter
February 28
March 5—6
Chapter Meeting: Ft. Myers Holiday Inn
Critical Thinking (CE 3)
John Blazejack, MAI
Florida Law for Appraisers (CE 3) Tampa
Diane Gilbert, MAI, SRA
7-Hour USPAP Update (CE 7)
March 11—14
General Sales Comparison Approach (QE 30 CE 20)
Gary Taylor, MAI
March 21
Appraising Condos, Co-ops & PUDs (Ft. Walton) (CE 7)
March 24—29
Advanced Concepts & Case Studies (AE)
Don Emerson, MAI
April 1—2
Florida Law for Appraisers (CE 3) Ft. Myers
Tim Andersen, MAI
April 10
Unraveling the Mystery of Fannie Mae Appraisals (CE 4)
John Underwood, MAI
April 29—30
Florida Law for Appraisers (CE 3) Ft. Walton
May 1
Business Practice & Ethics (FL CE 4) Tampa
Vince Dowling, MAI
May 7—8
Appraiser as Expert Witness (CE 15)
John Underwood, MAI
May 30
Chapter Meeting: Sirata Beach Resort, St. Pete Beach
June 9—10
June 16
Litigation Assignments for Residential Appraisers (CE 4)
Joni Herndon, SRA
Florida Law for Appraisers (CE 3) Sarasota
Charles T. Cowart, MAI
Appraising the Appraisal: Appraisal Review—General (CE 7)
Tallahassee, FL
July 23—24
Florida Law for Appraisers (CE 3) Tallahassee
Clay Ketcham, MAI
August 11—15
Review Theory—General
August 22
Chapter Meeting: Sandestin Beach Resort, Destin
Just Added! Tampa
Vince Dowling
—Unraveling Mystery of Fannie Mae Guidelines (CE 4)
—Behind the Headlines: The New Economy (CE 3)
William Pittenger, MAI
Sandra K. Adomatis, SRA
August 28
Residential Applications Using Excel, Part 2 (CE 7) Tampa
September 8— 11
General Site Valuation & Cost Approach (QE 30 CE 20) Tampa Gary Taylor, MAI
Gary F. Scott. SRPA, SRA
September 25—26
Real Estate Finance (QE 15: CE 14) Tampa
Vince Dowling, MAI
October 8—9
Florida Law for Appraisers (CE 3)
Robert Sutte, MAI
Tampa
Robert Sutte, MAI
October 21—24
General Report Writing & Case Studies (QE 30: CE 20)
Dana Thornberry, MAI
November 5
Chapter Meeting: Marina Jacks, Sarasota
TBA
Seminar TBA (CE 3)
November 12—13
Residential Market Analysis & HBU (QE 15 CE 14)
To register for any of the above classes, go to: http://www.appraisalinstitute.org/education/GulfCoastFlorida.aspx
Questions? Call chapter office at (813) 962-4003 or email [email protected]
Florida Gulf Coast Chapter, 10014 N. Dale Mabry Hwy. #101, Tampa, FL 33618
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Candidates for Designation…..Did you know?
New Requirement - Candidates Attendance at Chapter Meetings
Did you know - During each calendar year candidates must attend at least (1) one chapter meeting to which the candidate belongs. The AI Board of Directors approved amendments to broaden the definition of the Candidate
Attendance Requirement. Regulations now allow Candidates to attend at least one (1) meeting of their
chapter or an AI event (Chapter, Regional, National) approved by the ADQC. The ADQC will still have discretion to determine which types of events will qualify. Register today for the 2nd Quarter chapter meeting
on May 30st in St. Petersburg.
Candidate for Designation Policy Manual – Effective Jan. 1, 2013
Please log into your account to access the candidate policy manual at:
http://www.appraisalinstitute.org/airesources/downloads/rgltns_bylaws/admissions-policy-manual.pdf
CE Requirement: Candidates and Practicing Affiliates must complete 70 hours (350 points) of continuing education for every five-year cycle. Designated members must complete 100 hours (500 points) of CE every 5year cycle.
Ted Whitmer’s Comp Exam Prep Course Coming to Tampa in 2014!!
We are very excited to announce that Ted Whitmer will be offering his comp exam prep
course later this year in Tampa. As soon as he locks in the exact date and location for this 3day class, we will let you know. Stay tuned…..
Florida Real Estate Appraisal Board Meetings—2014
The Division of Real Estate is now able to live stream their meetings. The streaming is not recorded and it has
limited space at this time. If you are unable to access the meeting, please try again later as access may become available during the day. If you have connected to the live stream and no longer wish to view the
meeting in progress, please be sure to disconnect to allow others to access the live stream. Please disable
your PC audio and video camera prior to logging into the meeting. Failure to do so will result in other users
and attendees hearing and seeing you during the meeting.
61J1-4.003(7) Continuing Education—A registrant, licensee, or certificate holder, including a Board member,
may earn five (5) classroom hours by attending an entire meeting where the Board considers disciplinary cases, for a maximum of seven (7) of the required thirty (30) hours; provided that, the individual is not appearing
as a party to a disciplinary action and notifies the Division of Real Estate, Education Section, of the intent to
attend at least seven (7) days prior to the meeting.
Contact JoEllen Peacock at least 7-days prior to the meeting to register at [email protected]
2014 FREAB Meetings: June 2, 1014, August 4, 2014 and October 6, 2014
If you wish to have printed materials to reference during the meeting, please visit the website
www.myfloridalicense.com > Doing Business with Us > Real Estate Division Page > Florida Real Estate
Appraisal Board > Meetings & Workshops, and print all publicly available materials as early as 7 days before
the date of the meeting. The department endeavors to minimize paper usage in all business practices.
All FREAB Meetings begin at 8:30 a.m.
If you plan to attend for CE credit, you will need to attend the full day when
the Legal Docket is heard. The Legal Docket is held on the first day of the meetings (Monday).
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Letter to Chapter Membership from Region X Officers
April 15, 2014
Members, candidates, practicing affiliates and affiliates of Region X,
As some of you already know, Shawn Wilson, MAI resigned her position as Chair of Region X in order to pursue an opportunity to serve on The Appraisal Foundation's (TAF) Appraisal Practices Board (APB). It was not
an easy decision to leave service before the end of her term, but she saw an opportunity and is taking it.
She is one of six finalists being considered for three positions. We give her our full support and wish her all
the best for success of her goal.
Although Shawn has left us as a leader of Region X, she will continue to be a vital member of the Appraisal
Institute and, if successful, will continue to serve us all and the appraisal profession. We commend Shawn
for such a bold step as it is one that is fitting her unique character, intelligence and courage. She has represented us well on the Board of Directors of the Appraisal Institute and she will be missed.
Shawn has given us a letter to be shared by the members, candidates, practicing affiliates and affiliates of
Region X and it is our pleasure to present it to you.
Dear Region X colleagues and friends,
This letter finds me to be excited and hopeful and a little sad, all at once. The happy news is that I am a
finalist for service on the Appraisal Foundation's Appraisal Practices Board. Typically, only one seat is
open each year, but this year the APB is being expanded from seven members to nine, so three seats
are open. Several friends strongly encouraged me to pursue the opportunity, because it is a good fit for
my skills and interests, and because there probably won't be three open seats again for a looooong time.
The sad news is that this causes a conflict with my service on the AI BOD. Even though I'm just a candidate at this point, my interview is scheduled for the same day as the next Appraisal Institute Board of
Directors meeting. How is that for an interesting twist of fate? After long thought, I decided that the most
honorable course of action was to avoid any appearance of a conflict, and resign as Region X Chair,
before the APB interview.
That difficult decision was a little bit easier for me because I've had the honor and pleasure of serving
with Tom Cowart and Val Chiasson, and I am 1000% certain that they are ready, willing, and able to
continue their fine service to Region X.
Tom and I both know how difficult it is to be a third director, patiently -- and quietly -- sitting in the back of
the room and unable to cast a vote, because we went through it! Val has been attending meetings since
being elected last year, on his own time and his own dime. That personal investment, along with his intellect and great people skills, ensures that he is more than ready to take a seat at the big table in a few
weeks. I am sincerely delighted that my APB opportunity means that Val can be promoted, and spend
the balance of 2014 with an opportunity to speak, and an opportunity to vote.
The very best part of serving Region X for the last five-and-a-half years has been the friends I made
along the way. Thank you for your friendship and support! I am particularly proud of our committee members' respect for each other, ability to work together for the common good, and spirit of esprit de corps. I
remain astonished that, in this regard, we are the exception rather than the rule.
While I am off to a new adventure, please know that I will continue to be a fierce and steadfast advocate
for Region X, its leadership, and its members.
Very best wishes,
Shawn Wilson
(continued)
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Letter from Region X (cont’d)
Val and I, speaking as one, understand and fully support Shawn in her decision. Even though she will be
missed, her groundwork and tutelage leaves us prepared for our tasks on the National Board of Directors,
and it will be business as usual with respect to representing the members of Region X.
Chair – Region X
Val K. Chiasson, MAI, SRA
Vice Chair – Region X
New AI Review Designations
The Appraisal Institute’s new review designation program took effect Jan. 1, 2014. The first new Appraisal Institute designations in more than 20 years are: AI-GRS and AI-RRS.
The Appraisal Institute established a professional appraisal review designations program in response to the growing and critically important role that appraisal review plays in risk management
and mitigation for many clients/users of appraisal services. The new designation program is
aimed at providing professional reviewers with the knowledge and skills needed to satisfy issues
related to due diligence and risk management often requested by their employers and clients.
Appraisal Institute Designated members can begin to fulfill the requirements for the review designations now. Individuals who are not AI designated can become candidates within the review designation program and embark on a path to designation. (Please note: some of the requirements
these individuals must fulfill have yet to be made available.)
AI will offer four new courses, which constitute the core education to the review designation program.
Review Theory—Residential and Review Theory—General have now been released to chapters for offerings.
Review Case Studies—General, will premiere July 14-18, 2014 and will be released to chapters for offerings in
October 2014. Review Case Studies—Residential, will premiere October 16-17, 2014 and will be released to
chapters for offerings in January 2015.
Note—The Florida Gulf Coast Chapter recently added Review Theory—General to our 2014 education schedule. This 5-day class course will be presented in Tampa on August 11—15, 2014, and
will be instructed by Vince Dowling, MAI. We plan to offer the remaining review classes during
2015. This review course gives 33 CE hours (30 classroom, 3-hour exam)
For more information on these new courses, click here.
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February, March & April 2014 Region X Volunteers of Distinction
The Appraisal Institute’s member recognition program honors one member in good standing in each region
each month for his/her service to the organization, the profession and the community .
Congratulations to three Florida Gulf Coast Chapter members who were recently honored as Volunteers of
Distinction by Region X—Brian Zamorski, MAI, Tampa, Gary F. Scott, SRPA, SRA, Longboat Key and Wesley
R. Sanders, MAI, Sarasota.
Brian Zamorski, MAI has been on the FGC Chapter Board of Directors and currently is serving as Chair of Candidate Guidance. He joined the Appraisal Institute in 2005 and received his MAI in 2011. He served as a member of LDAC
from 2012-2014 and a Region Representative from 2011—2012. Zamorski has
been a senior commercial real estate appraiser at Herr Valuation Advisors,
Inc. in Tampa since 2011. He holds a degree from Florida Gulf Coast University in Ft. Myers. Brian also belongs to the Rotary Club of Port Richey.
Wesley R. Sanders, MAI is currently serving as FGC Chapter Government Relations chair since 2013 and is serving on the chapter Board of Directors since
2012. Wes was an LDAC participant from 2011—2013, and currently is serving
as Region X Government Relations Vice Chair. He is a managing director at
National Appraisal Group in St. Petersburg, FL since 2012. He holds a bachelor’s degree in economics from Texas A&M University. He joined the Appraisal
Institute in 2004 and received his MAI designation in 2010.
Gary Scott, SRPA, SRA has served on the Board of Directors as Education Chair
for the last two years. He joined the Appraisal Institute in 1970 and received
his SRPA designation in 1974 and SRA in 1989. He attended college in Rochester, NY. Gary has served as a region representative for the last 2 years, and
served as Vice Governor of the Society of Real Estate Appraisers from 1983—
1990. He served on LDAC (YAC) in the 1970s, and is a national Appraisal Institute instructor. Gary and his wife, Claudia, live in Longboat Key.
2014 Appraisal Institute Annual Meeting
August 4—6, 2014
Hilton Austin, Austin, TX
www.appraisalinstitute.org/aiconnect
Watch President Ken P. Wilson, MAI, SRA; President-Elect M. Lance Coyle, MAI, SRA; and Vice President J. Scott Robinson, MAI, SRA , AI-GRS, discuss AI's 2014 Annual Meeting in the Appraisals Institute's latest video.
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Region X Government Relations Report
FREAB Position
Governor Rick Scott appointed Armando del Valle, SRA to the Florida Real Estate Appraisal Board. Armando is vice president of del Valle & Associates in Miami Lakes and is a member of the South Florida Chapter.
He was appointed for a term beginning March 27, 2014 and ending October 31, 2017.
Appraiser Criteria Changes Become Effective on January 1, 2015
The Appraisal Qualifications Board (AQB) of the Appraisal Foundation has published a copy of the changes to
the Real Property Appraiser Qualification Criteria, which were adopted in December 2011. The new Qualification Criteria contains significant changes to education and experience requirements as well as establishing guidelines for the supervision of registered trainees. The effective date of January 1, 2015 has been
established. The publication may be viewed and downloaded on the AQB website.
Nicholas D. Pilz, SRA
Region X Government Relations Chair
[email protected]
Residential Green Valuation Tools Just Released
If you are looking for another resource that has many resources, case studies, and a systematic guide to
completing the Residential Green and Energy Efficient Addendum, Residential Green Valuation Tools is
for you.
The newly released textbook Residential Green Valuation Tools was
authored by chapter member Sandra K. Adomatis, SRA, and LEED Green
Associate from Punta Gorda. This book explores the six features that
make a home green—proper siting, water and energy efficiency, indoor
air quality, materials, and operations and maintenance. Appraisers who
value green homes are breaking new ground and face unique challenges.
This book provides the methods and resources you need to meet these
challenges and become a green-friendly appraiser.
About the Author: Sandra Adomatis, SRA is a practicing real property appraiser and consultant at Adomatis Appraisal Service in Punta Gorda, FL.
She earned her LEED Green Associate credential from the Green Building Certification Institute in 2013. She
is a past president of the Florida Gulf Coast Chapter and is currently a member of the Appraisal Institute’s
Admissions and Designation Qualifications Committee and past vice chair of the national Education Committee. Sandy has become the voice of “green” from the Appraisal Institute, both within and outside the organization.
AI Member Price: $50.00
Just Released: “Residential Green Valuation Tools” by Sandra K. Adomatis, SRA, LEED Green Associate and published by the
Appraisal Institute - http://www.appraisalinstitute.org/residential-green-valuation-tools/
The direct link for the fillable PDF “AI Residential Green and Energy Efficient Addendum” is http://
www.appraisalinstitute.org/assets/1/7/Interactive820.04-ResidentialGreenandEnergyEffecientAddendum.pdf
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Members in the News...
Geri Armalavage, MAI, Senior Managing Director of Valbridge Property Advisors
and chair of the board of Directors of Valbridge Property Advisors, Inc., Naples, FL,
has successfully completed the certification process with the National Association
of Certified Valuators and Analysts to earn the Certified Valuation Analyst (CVA)
credential. Ms. Armalavage is the only woman in the United States to hold the
MAI, CBA and CVA business valuation designations. Congratulations Geri!
Congratulations to board member Brad Saucier and his wife on the birth of
their new baby boy, Bradley Andrew, born February 16th, weighing in at 7 lbs.,
3 oz. A new appraiser?
Membership Update — Florida Gulf Coast Chapter
New Candidates for Designation (cont’d)
Sean Ruane, Tallahassee
Steven Umansky, Tampa
New Designated Members:
Michael Ahwash, MAI, Tampa
Neil T. Buck, MAI, Tampa
New Affiliate:
Jessica E. Harvey, Tampa
Aileen Johnston, Student, Venice
Devon Carter, MAI, Tampa
Lloyd B. Diehl, MAI, Tampa
Christopher J. Kohler, MAI, Tampa
Krystal K. Dunk, SRA, Sarasota
Adam P. Langrock, MAI, Palm Harbor
Timothy R. O’Neill, SRA, Naples
Ryan E. Tolle, MAI, Tampa
William R. Temple, SRA, AI-RRS, Palm Harbor
Welcome
Transferred In:
Marcus T. Allen, Ph.,D., Ft. Myers (from S.Carolina)
Retired:
Steven L. Jackson, SRA, Ft. Myers
Timothy M. Reynard, MAI, Tampa
Resigned:
Pamela M. Dubov, Affiliate, Clearwater
John D. Finn, Tampa
L. Kenneth Frost, Clearwater
Robert G. Jarvis, Hudson
Robert A. Kump, Ft. Myers
Robert E. Oxford, New Port Richey
Transferred Out:
David S. Kates, Candidate (from Ohio)
Carlos A. Urquiola (to East Florida)
Duane G. Rees, MAI , St. Petersburg (from Seattle)
Jennifer Marshall, SRA, AI-RRS (to NJ)
New Candidates for Designation:
Andrew D. Anderson, Ft. Myers
Robert C. Hicks, Tampa
Susan MacDonald, Cape Coral
Deceased:
Jack W. Rupe, SRA, Georgia
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Leadership Resource Registry — Service Opportunities
The Leadership Resource Registry is open - raise your hand and get involved today!
Are you interested in serving the chapter, the region or the national office. There are opportunities to
serve on committees, attend LDAC or any other area of interest. By adding your name to the registry, you
will have the opportunity to submit your preferences for volunteer service at the chapter, region, and national level. They may also indicate your interest for service on future committees, project teams, panels,
LDAC and other leadership positions. Please take a moment to register so that the chapter board of directors will have information on your areas of interest and expertise. Note: Each year, the nominating committee refers to this list when considering positions for the chapter board of directors, region representatives and committee members. To access the registry:
Ÿ  Log into your My AI Account
Ÿ  Head to AI's Volunteer Opportunities page (See “Get Involved” at bottom of the page)
Ÿ  Click on "Volunteer today” and submit your areas of interest and expertise
You can select chapter, region and/or national level registry to identify the committees or panels in which
you have an interest in serving. This information will help the nominating committee and chapter leadership identify our future chapter, region and national leaders.
Advisors Needed for the Candidate for Designation Program
Be an Advisor!
Please consider applying to serve as an Advisor in the
Candidate for Designation Program. Once you have applied and are approved as an Advisor, the national office will place you on a list of approved
Advisors. We currently have 31 designated members who are approved advisors, however there are only few of these advisors who have remaining slots
available. We have a total of 113 candidates and there are a few candidates who do not yet have an advisor.
A Candidate may request a particular Advisor or the Appraisal Institute will identify a potential Advisor for
the Candidate and make the assignment. The Appraisal Institute will make the final approval as to who will
serve as the Advisor for a specific Candidate. Candidates: Don’t delay—choose your advisor today!
An Advisor can receive up to 25 hours of CE credit per AI CE cycle for service to the Appraisal Institute.
Please notify the Admissions Department of your interest at [email protected]. A free
online orientation is available for potential advisors. Once the one-hour orientation session has been completed, advisors will submit an Advisor Agreement to the Admissions Department for final approval.
Download the PDF that will explain the process.
WE NEED YOU !
For more information on the Appraisal Institute candidate advisor program, please contact the Admissions
Department at [email protected] or click here.
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Member Spotlight
Congratulations to Ryan Tolle, MAI, Tampa, who recently received his
MAI designation in April.
Where do you work? How long?
Integra Realty Resources – Tampa Bay; 7+ years
How did you get started in the business?
My family is involved in real estate development / management. Grandfather,
father, & brother are appraisers.
What type of appraisal work do you do?
I specialize in multifamily properties.
Ryan Tolle, MAI
How has your practice changed in recent years?
The local market has become much more competitive with the high volume of appraisers & appraiser
firms in the region. Technology has played a large part in the ability of appraisers being able to work faster
and broader than ever before.
Who/what is the biggest influence for you in getting the designation?
Family & co-workers.
Hometown? Crystal River, FL. Attended University of Central Florida, Major: Finance.
Favorite Hobby/Activities? Water sports, golf, and spending time with family.
What advice can you give to other candidates and associates letting the demo hold them back from receiving their designation?
If you are stuck on identifying the right property type or owner to permit you to start your demo in the
traditional format, consider the other demo options, even if you are specialized in 1-2 property types.
Any other advice to candidates for designation and associates?
Put together a checklist of the items needed to acquire your designation, complete whatever you can in
the order that best fits your schedule, and don’t stop until you finish.
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Member Spotlight
Congratulations to Neil Buck, MAI, who recently received his MAI
designation in April.
I am currently self-employed working in real estate development doing single-tenant net leased retail deals. I have been doing this for
approximately three years now. Prior to this I worked for CB Richard
Ellis as a staff appraiser in the Tampa office.
Neil Buck, MAI
My appraisal career began in Orlando when I started as a researcher working at Pinel & Carpenter. I was involved in eminent domain research for approximately one year and then transitioned
to a staff appraiser.
As mentioned previously, I’m currently doing single-tenant net leased retail development. While
at CBRE I specialized in appraising industrial properties.
It was a goal I set for myself when I began my appraisal career in Orlando ten years ago at Pinel &
Carpenter. While I have been out of the appraisal field for the past three years, completing the
designation was important to me for two reasons – I wanted to accomplish the goal I had set ten
years ago, and I believe the designation (and all the training required to obtain it) will benefit me
in the world of real estate development.
Hometown? Lakeland, FL. Currently living in Delray Beach, FL.
Favorite Hobby/Activities? Scuba diving, boating, traveling, cooking.
What advice can you give to other candidates and associates letting the demo hold them back
from receiving their designation?
Sign up for the Capstone Program, and sign up early! While it is a considerable amount of work
and required a significant time commitment, it provides a great path to designation for those
needing to complete that portion of the requirement. My piece of advice for completing the Capstone Program – have your report essentially completed before the class starts. Use the week
long class to make any necessary final edits to the report – it will make the experience much
more enjoyable.
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Member Spotlight
CONGRATULATIONS to Timothy O’Neill, Naples, FL, who received his SRA
designation in April.
Carroll & Carroll, Inc. Joined the firm in February 2011.
I stumbled into the real estate field. After college I wasn’t ready
for the so called “real world”. A friend of mine owned an appraisal
business in Cleveland, OH. I took comparable photos, started files,
did data entry etc... As some time passed, I began asking numerous
questions, and became interested in the methodology. The rest was
history.
Timothy O’Neill, SRA
A wide array, but the bulk of my work type is for Estate purposes and buying/selling decisions. I specialize in the high-end water front sector of Naples.
How has your practice changed in recent years?
It has become apparent in recent years that clients demand quality work, and most are
willing to pay more to get it. Developing and maintaining competency, complimented by
ethical practice comes with a premium.
Cindy Carroll, SRA, owner Carroll & Carroll, Inc. After one week of working with her I
realized she was special, and I wanted to produce the type of report she did. In addition,
I wanted to separate myself from the rest of the appraisers in my area.
Hometown? My hometown is Naples, Fl. I was born in Indianapolis and moved to Naples in
1980 when I was six years old.
Favorite Hobby/Activities? Competitive swimming and staying active. My spare time is spent
with my family.
What advice can you give to other candidates and associates letting the demo hold the
back from receiving their designation?
Take the 45hr DEMO alternative! It’s demanding and requires discipline, but if you prepare properly and put your nose to the grind stone, the reward to endless. And keep it in
perspective; the time spent is a small investment in the big picture.
Any other advice to candidates for designation and associates? Don’t procrastinate. The
fresher the material is in your head, the easier the classes are. Lastly, ask for help! AI
instructors are very accommodating; don’t let this resource go to waste.
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Nominating Committee Report, by C. Richard Tobias, Chair
The 2014 chapter nominating committee has submitted the following recommendation for chapter
board positions in 2015. Election will be held on Friday, May 30, 2014 at the Sirata Resort, St.
Pete Beach.
President:
Vice President:
Secretary:
Treasurer:
Don Saba, SRA
Wesley Sanders, MAI
Immediate Past President: Woodman Herr, MAI
Directors (2015—2017)
Chris Finch, MAI
Rachel Zucchi, MAI
Julie Battaglia, MAI
Henry Ellis, MAI
Robert Franc, MAI
Directors (2013-2015)
Dan Richardson, Ph.D., MAI
Brian Zamorski, MAI
Director (2014—2016)
Geri Armalavage, MAI
Region X Representatives (2015—2018):
Dan Richardson, Ph.D., MAI
Patricia Staebler, SRA
Region X Representatives (2013—2016)
Ned Palmer, MAI
Brad Saucier, Candidate
Gary Scott, SRPA, SRA
Stephen Griffith, MAI
Region X Representatives (2014—2017)
Joel Salley, SRA
Michael P. Jonas (2015 Chapter President )
Alternates:
Todd Jones, MAI; James Parham, MAI;
Wes Sanders, MAI; Don Saba, SRA;
Brent Scott, MAI; Karen Goforth, MAI;
Ilya Gaev, MAI; Dan Green, MAI
Thank you to all named above who volunteer your time to serve the chapter. I would also like to
thank this year’s nominating committee for your service, it is greatly appreciated!8
2014 Nominating Committee:
C. Richard Tobias, MAI, Chair
Ronald Bailey, MAI
Cynthia Wright, MAI
Emily Ross-Campos, SRA
Susan Dixon, MAI
Spring Region X Meeting Recently
held in Orlando, FL
We are now on Facebook—please check us out! We invite you to “like” our page. We will provide you with information about our chapter, upcoming meetings, education, national events and more. Also visit our chapter website at: http://www.gulfcoastai.org.
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Registration is now open!
Where:
Appraisal Institute Chicago Chapter
205 W. Wacker
Suite 202
Chicago, IL 60606
Who should attend?
Potential Appraisal Institute instructors. The Appraisal Institute is looking for Designated members and/or
PhD's who currently are not approved to teach for the Appraisal Institute but are interested in becoming an
instructor for AI programs.*
Current Appraisal Institute instructors. AI approved instructors who have excellent ratings and have interest in becoming approved to teach client education, online education, synchronous education and international education should attend. *
More Information and Registration
* Completion of program does not guarantee approval to teach.
Questions? Contact Tony Mendoza at [email protected]
Employment Opportunities
Tampa. FL. Cuervo Real Estate Advisors in Tampa is looking to hire an experienced, Florida State Certified
General Appraiser. Experience in writing narrative appraisals required. Employment is on a fee split basis.
The majority of our assignments are from bank clients. We complete appraisals for properties throughout
the state of Florida but most of our work is concentrated in the Tampa Bay and Southwest Florida areas. Please send resumes to Susan Dixson, MAI at [email protected]
Special Magistrates for the Pinellas County Value Adjustment Board
In accordance with Section 194.035, Florida Statutes, Pinellas County is currently seeking appraisers who
meet the following criteria to serve as Special Magistrates for the 2014 Value Adjustment Board. A Special
Magistrate may not be an appointed or elected official or employee of Pinellas County; must be a state certified real estate appraiser with not less than five years experience in real property evaluation and/or a
designated member of a nationally recognized appraiser’s organization with not less than five years experience in tangible personal property valuation, per Chapter 475, Florida Statutes; and may not represent a
taxpayer before the Value Adjustment Board in any tax year during which he or she serves as a Special Magistrate. Appraisers who have three years of relevant experience and who have completed the training conducted by the Department of Revenue will also be considered for appointment. Special Magistrates will be
paid at the rate of $95.00 per hour, plus mileage. Hearings will be scheduled during the months of October,
November, December and January. Candidates wishing to serve should contact Norman D . Loy, Deputy
Clerk, Value Adjustment Board, Pinellas County Courthouse, 315 Court Street, Fifth Floor, Clearwater, Florida 33756; telephone number (727) 464-3458; e-mail address: [email protected]. Completed applications must be received on or before 5:00 P.M., Friday, May 16, 2014.
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National Awards at Annual Meeting
The Appraisal Institute national office is now accepting nominations for the organization’s annual membernominated awards.
The Lifetime Achievement Award is given to an individual who demonstrates high ethical standards, has
volunteered several years of service and contribution to the Appraisal Institute on the international,
national, regional and/or chapter level, provides service to his or her community, and has contributed to the
appraisal profession. A minimum of 20 years of service is recommended to be eligible for this award.
The Outstanding Service Award is given to an individual who has provided outstanding service and
contribution to the Appraisal Institute. This award can be given retroactively, Please expand in detail on an
experience or story exemplifying this member’s outstanding service to the Appraisal Institute. For more information or
to nominate an individual, visit http://www.appraisalinstitute.org/airesources/awards.aspx.
Recommendations will be given to the Executive Committee for consideration. The deadline for submissions
is May 31, 2014. Announcement of the awards will take place at the Annual Meeting in July.
Nominate a Member
3rd Quarter Chapter Meeting—Sandestin Resort, Destin, FL
Save the Date!! Friday, August 22, 2014
We are planning a very special 3rd Quarter Chapter Membership Meeting at the Sandestin Golf
and Beach Resort located in Destin, FL.
Two 1/2 day seminars will be presented earlier in the day, followed by a dinner reception at one
of the Sandestin’s many beautiful venues. Special discounted group rates will be available to us
until mid-July for a variety of accommodations, ranging from hotel rooms to 3-bedroom condos,
villas and town homes that are located on the property. Beachside units, marina units and fairway units are available. The Sandestin property includes nineteen swimming pools, four championship golf courses, 15 world-class tennis courts, a marina, boating and fishing, bicycle rentals,
spa, canoes, kayaks and boogie board rentals and last, but not least, 51 retail stores at the Village of Baytowne Wharf. Sounds like something for everyone!
If you are a golfer, we might try to put together something for Saturday. The Sandestin is located between Pensacola and Panama City and sits between the Intercoastal Waterway and the Gulf
of Mexico. Watch for more details.
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2014 Gillott/Florida Gulf Coast Chapter Scholarship Program
The Florida Gulf Coast Chapter of the Appraisal Institute offers the John and Doretta Gillott/Florida Gulf
Coast Chapter Scholarship Program each year. Scholarships are awarded to assist active candidates belonging to the Florida Gulf Coast Chapter in achieving their designation, based on their past participation
and attendance at educational and chapter events. The deadline to apply is May 1st.
The scholarships are sponsored by the chapter and by long-time education chairs, John and Doretta Gillott.
The scholarship guidelines and application form will soon be posted on the chapter website in the education
section at www.gulfcoastai.org. Completed applications are due back to the chapter office by May 1st.
The chapter’s board of directors will select this year’s recipient(s) at their May board meeting. The chapter
scholarship can be used on any Florida Gulf Coast “chapter-sponsored” core course that would go towards AI
designation requirements. Only candidates of this chapter are eligible to apply. The scholarship is good for
a two-year period. Don’t miss this great opportunity on your path to designation!
Other scholarship programs are available through the Appraisal Institute. The Appraisal Institute Education
Trust offers scholarships for undergraduate and graduate students who are pursuing degrees in the real estate field and the Minorities and Women Scholarship is awarded to qualified college students and candidates
working toward the MAI or SRA designation. For more information on these scholarships, go to:
http://www.appraisalinstitute.org/education/scholarship.aspx.
AI CE Points System
The Appraisal Institute recently transitioned over to a points system rather than the hourly system in order
to reward Designated members who take advanced education. In addition, AI now rewards members who
take and pass advanced education and qualifying education exams, which was previously unrecognized in
the past. Designed members (required) must earn 500 points during every 5-year cycle and Candidates and
Practicing Affiliates must earn 350 points.
Generally, 1 hour of CE = 5 points (1% of 500 points) or more. This formula is also used for education taken
outside of AI, which members can add on their own by logging onto the website and clicking: Add Credit to
My AI CE Log.
USPAP and Business Practice & Ethics are each valued at 35 points.
AI will continue to issue completion certificates and education transcripts that contain hours for state submissions; only the AI CE Status Report will reflect points. The Advanced Continuing Education (ACE) requirement has ceased to exist; AI thinks it’s best that Designated members create an education plan that
best suits their needs and schedules.
More questions? Call (312) 335-4401, [email protected].
2014 Committee Chairs
Bylaws:
Don Trask, MAI
Nominating:
C. Richard Tobias, MAI
Candidate Guidance:
Brian Zamorski, MAI
Public Relations:
Ned Palmer, MAI
Education:
University Relations:
J. Bruce Cumming, Jr.
Finance:
Don Saba, SRA
Website / Social Media:
Patricia Staebler, SRA &
Government Relations:
Wes Sanders, MAI
Membership Development:
Scanlon Wilson, MAI
Ned Palmer, MAI
Newsletter:
Mary L. Patterson/Nancy Bachor
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2014 Florida Gulf Coast Chapter Events
Speaker: Adam Palmer, CCIM in Ft. Myers
SRA Certificate presented to Emily
Ross Campos by Woody Herr, MAI
John Blazejack, MAI
1st Quarter Chapter Meeting
Brian Zamorski receiving VOD Award
SRA Certificate presented to Steven Grose
by Chapter President Woody Herr, MAI
Great crown at Ft. Myers chapter meeting
Critical Thinking seminar in February
FGCU students at February meeting
CCIM Conference in Tampa
Region X Representatives at Orlando meeting
Lance Ponton at chapter sponsored event
Adv. Concepts & Case Studies presented in
Tampa by Don Emerson, MAI in March
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2nd Quarter Meeting of the Florida Gulf Coast Chapter
Friday, May 30, 2014- St. Pete Beach, FL
Please join us for the 2nd quarter chapter meeting reception, elections & seminar!
Where:
Sirata Beach Resort & Conference Center, St. Pete Beach
When:
1 PM—5 PM: Litigation Assignments for the Residential Appraiser (4 hours CE)
5:30 PM—8:00 PM: Chapter Dinner Reception & Elections
Music will be provided by Folk University/ Coconut Palm Pavilion
(Note: The seminar tuition includes the chapter meeting)
Directions & Hotel Information: 5300 Gulf Boulevard, St. Pete Beach, FL 33706. Sleeping rooms are
available for $149/night under group block until April 30th. After April 30th, rooms will be on spaceavailable basis at current rates. Directions: From Tampa, take I-275 South to Exit 17, Pinellas Bayway. Follow to Gulf Boulevard. Turn right and travel north to Sirata Resort. From St. Pete/Clearwater Airport, turn
left onto Roosevelt and follow signs to I-275 South through St. Petersburg approximately 13 miles. Take Exit
17, Pinellas Bayway and follow to Gulf Boulevard. Turn right and travel north to Sirata. For more information
on the Sirata Resort, go to: www.sirata.com. Visitor parking at the Sirata will be covered by the chapter.
CLICK TO REGISTER
Reservations are required to attend - we hope you can join us!
To register: www.appraisalinstitute.org/education/FloridaGulfCoast.aspx
Registration Application
— Friday, May 30, 2014 - Seminar & 2nd Q Meeting/ Elections/Reception
Name __________________________________________________________
Seminar (w/mtg) $140 | $175
Reception Only: $40 | $70
Firm ___________________________________________________________
R.S.V.P. Required!
Mail or Fax Registration to:
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City ____________________________ State ______ Zip _______________
Florida Gulf Coast Chapter - AI
10014 N. Dale Mabry Hwy., Ste. 101
Tampa, FL 33618
T 813-962-4003 F 813-962-4006
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Questions? [email protected]
Register Early and Save….fees increase 5/15/14
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Payment: Circle One: Visa - MC - Amex - Discover - Check
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Florida Gulf Coast Chapter of the Appraisal Institute
10014 N. Dale Mabry Highway, #101, Tampa, FL 33618
Phone: (813) 962-4003 Fax: (813) 962-4006  Website: http://www.gulfcoastai.org

2nd Q 2014 Newsletter - Florida Gulf Coast Chapter

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