Work from Home as a Real Estate Appraiser

Real estate appraisers are making up to $100,000 or more each year.

This e-book reveals insider secrets to the real estate appraisal profession.

Introducing the first e-book about some aspects of actually doing real estate appraisals.

Let me introduce myself. I'm a licensed real estate appraiser that has been appraising homes for over 10 years. I have worked in California and Colorado. I have made up to a $100,000 In a single year doing real estate appraisals. I typically work an average of 25 to 35 hours per week.

I will admit there are schools that can teach you the fundamentals of real estate appraisal, but they don't teach you how to appraise a home or condo or multi family unit.

This is a short simple book that simplifies how to perform an appraisal.

Foreword

This book is not an appraisal procedure book. This book was designed to explain The who, what, when, where, why and how of real estate appraisals.

This book will motivate you to take the first step to a new career as a Real Estate Appraiser. This step will put you on your way to a six figure income. This book is not available anywhere else and is extremely affordable for the simple fact of inspiring you to start a great new future.

I wish that this information was available in 2001 when I was lucky enough to find this industry.

First let me tell you the benefits

The benefits of R.E. Appraisal

• Working from home

• Large income potential

• Setting your own hours

• Time off when you want

• No inventory

• No marketing

• No sales

• No Boss

• Less stress

There are drawbacks in every career

The drawbacks of R.E. Appraisal

• Licensing and insurance

• Training

• Driving

• Studying

• Computer, software and camera

My life’s story has been one of great success, followed by some failure which led me to a tremendous humbling of my nature. Then, I was able to re-build and focus on what makes me happy and successful.

I started my work career at a very young age. I was about 5 when my dad would have me help him with his vending business. He owned several candy machines in different areas of California and Arizona. I mostly just helped clean the candy machines at first. As I got older I helped with the driving, collecting the cash, filling and cleaning the machines. I was paid $5 an hour. I feel like learning about work at such a young age instilled a good work ethic.

By the time I was 18, I knew that I wasn’t ready for college. So I enlisted in the United States Navy. I took my ASVAB test and scored well enough to have a few options for an MOS. I chose Aviation Structural Mechanic because I thought if I learned to work on aircraft I could make a career out of it when I finished my 4 years in the Navy.

When I finished my 4 years in the Navy I realized I didn’t get the experience I had hoped. I had worked much of the time on the line fueling aircraft, cleaning and inspecting. I went back to my home town of San Diego and I hoped to get a job at the airport. After sending several resumes in an attempt to get a position as a baggage handler, I finally got a position as a cargo handler. That job lasted approximately 3 months because $7.50 an hour was really hard to live on and the work wasn’t fun.

I was constantly looking for a new career until I found a garage door company that was hiring. It was a small business run by a father and son which appealed to me. I learned a great deal from the father and son about small business. They became very successful and after three years working with them, I decided I really wanted to run my own business.

I had purchased a condo after my second year with the garage door company and I had some equity, I realized I could pull some money from it to fund my first business. I researched some different business opportunities in magazines. I found one that promised big money fixing windshield chips and air brushing scratches on cars. I spent about $6000 on the equipment and another $2000 on an ad in a local magazine. Big mistake. I got a few calls and realized the system wasn’t nearly as easy as I thought it was going to be. I only tried for a couple months to make that business work before I realized I had to get a job again.

In 2001 I was selling furniture and the company was going out of business. I had a female co-worker that said she was going to a real estate seminar held by Coldwell Banker. I was impressed by the seminar because they stated that the potential income of a real estate agent was huge.

Now being the skeptic I am, I was doubting if I could do what these agents were doing. Plus, I couldn't afford the class or the insurance at the time.

I knew the fact that more millionaires are made in real estate than in any other industry. So, I started to look into what other aspect of real estate that I could possibly do to make money. I researched real estate appraisal and was lucky enough to find an appraiser that was willing to teach me.

If you're still reading this, then you believe you would like a better career with a better income and more freedom In your life.

Take your first step to a rewarding profitable career.