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Title | EVALUATING RESIDENTIAL CONSTRUCTION |
| Dates | June 22, 2004
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| Instructors | James Canestaro |
| Location | University of Missouri St.Louis
Millennium Center
8001 Natural Bridge Road
St. Louis, MO 63121 |
| Description | This seminar will provide you with a comprehensive orientation to all the elements of a house. The purpose of the program is to illustrate the style, structure, envelope, interior, and mechanical systems components of single-family housing. This seminar will give you insight, vocabulary, and confidence to inspect, describe, and critique a residential property. You will be more accurate, efficient, and persuasive in the way you inspect, describe, and evaluate residential construction. You will also improve your skills in identifying the style, quality, and condition of a house.
After completing this seminar, you will be able to:
- Understand essential elements of past and current residential building construction that should be addressed in an insightful building description.
- Use correct terminology to describe the physical and functional condition of a building and its depreciable components.
- Explore the creative art of physical building inspection by identifying surface clues that reveal systemic defects of a house
ABOUT THE INSTRUCTOR: James Canestaro is a practicing architect and urban planner, who regularly deals with building characterization, strategic facility planning, capital asset management, and project economic analysis. He is the author of books, articles, and computer simulation models dealing with real estate cost-benefit and feasibility analysis.
He is a registered architect in Virginia and Wisconsin and a Corporate Member of the American Institute of Architects as well as the American Planning Association. Until recently, he has been a senior architect and planner for a top-100 engineering firm in Knoxville, Tennessee. He received a Bachelor of Architecture degree from Notre Dame, and Masters' degrees in both Architecture and Urban Planning were earned at the University of Illinois-Urbana. He is currently working on a PhD in the College of Education, Health, and Human Sciences at the University of Tennessee-Knoxville. James Canestaro has also been a faculty member of the Architecture and Finance Departments at the University of Illinois; the Department of Real Estate and Urban Land Economics, Graduate School of Business, University of Wisconsin-Madison; the College of Architecture at Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University; and the Harvard Graduate School of Design. He was the L.J. Hooker Visiting Fellow, in the Department of Applied Economics, at The Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology in Australia and USAID Advisor to the Facility of Architecture, Gdansk Technical University in Poland. |
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| Tailored for | Residential appraisers |
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Information | Tuition:
$145 Member $160 Non-Member (see enrollment application for payment instructions) Tuition includes continental breakfast. Lunch is on your own.
Enrollment will not be confirmed, nor will materials be ordered, until full payment is received. |
| Appraisal
Institute Continuing Education Credit |
Students who attend the course(s) can apply for 7 Appraisal Institute credit. Approval pending state of Missouri
Please Note: The Appraisal Institute enforces the attendance requirements mandated by state licensing/certification regulatory agencies. The Appraisal Institute issues certificates for state certification for state continuing education credit that verify successful completion and attendance of 90% or better with your grade notification letter. If Appraisal Institute attendance records indicate attendance of less than 90%, the students certificate will reflect this and state agencies may refuse to award credit.
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| Refunds and
Cancellations | A $50 non-refundable processing fee will be charged for all cancellations. Cancellations made less than 14 days prior to first day of class will receive 75% refund of tuition, less the $50. In order to receive a refund, your cancellation notice must be received by the chapter in writing. No refunds will be given once the course begins or for no-shows. A $25 service fee will be charged for all returned checks. We reserve the right to substitute instructors or to cancel the program if sufficient registrations are not received by the deadline. In the event of cancellation on our part, tuition fees will be fully refunded; all other costs incurred are the registrant’s responsibility. |
| Deadline | June 7, 2004-PLEASE NO PHONE RESERVATIONS |
| NOTE | ADA Compliance – If you have a disability that may require some accommodation, please notify us in writing at least 2 weeks in advance so we may arrange for reasonable accommodation. |
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To enroll by mail, return the enrollment
form with a check payable to: Appraisal Institute or by credit card.
Mail to: : Cathy Mifflin / Appraisal Institute / 11724 Talbott Ct. / St. Louis, MO 63138
If you have questions, call Cathy Mifflin (314) 355-8890.
cathymifflinaistl@msn.com
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