Events

Join us on Monday, February 9th for our course titled "Market Analysis - Market Area vs Competitive Supply" and our annual membership meeting. The shift in the market analysis process has come from the GSEs reviewing and verifying information in appraisal reports for loans that are purchased. This course will answer questions that are common and cover guidance and peer advice. What is the difference between a market area analysis and a competitive supply analysis? This crazy example chart from Fannie and what does it mean for me? Some indicate you must make segmented adjustments while others are not, why the difference? If I use a software program, do I still need to complete more analyses?

Join us on Monday, April 20th for this special 3 hour workshop titled "Workshop: Fundamentals of AI for Real Estate Professionals." This is the first of two courses on Artificial Intelligence in our AI For Real Estate Professionals Series (the second course is on June 15th). This first three-hour workshop provides real estate professionals with a practical, hands-on introduction to artificial intelligence as it exists today—and where it is headed next. Participants move from foundational concepts, such as the AI hype cycle and emerging vocabulary, into applied skills including prompt building, data preparation, retrieval-augmented generation, and visualization. Through guided exercises, attendees use leading frontier platforms—ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini—to generate summaries, infographics, graphs, property descriptions, and market trend content. The course emphasizes real-world workflows, critical evaluation of AI outputs, and thoughtful integration of AI tools into real estate practice.

This 7-hour course explores valuation bias and fair housing laws and regulations relevant to real estate appraisers. Participants will learn historical and contemporary contexts of valuation bias, understand federal fair housing and anti-discrimination laws, identify components and manifestations of valuation bias, and apply practical methods and emerging technologies to mitigate bias.

This 7-hour course explores valuation bias and fair housing laws and regulations relevant to real estate appraisers. Participants will learn historical and contemporary contexts of valuation bias, understand federal fair housing and anti-discrimination laws, identify components and manifestations of valuation bias, and apply practical methods and emerging technologies to mitigate bias.

This is the second of two courses on Artificial Intelligence in our AI For Real Estate Professionals Series (the first course is on April 20th). This workshop is an advanced, builder-oriented session focused on designing reliable AI outputs, creating repeatable research systems, and integrating agentic workflows into professional real estate analysis. Participants sharpen advanced prompting skills (voice, style, layout control), learn to build curated research caches, and explore CustomGPT and agent-mode approaches for producing consistent artifacts while maintaining bias-aware, objective language and confidentiality boundaries.