Wash. Admin. Code § 308-125-095 - Responsibilities of the appraiser supervisor
(1) A certified real estate appraiser
licensed by the state of Washington may supervise trainees in accordance with
the following provisions:
(a) The certified
real estate appraiser is in good standing and not subject to any disciplinary
action which affects their legal eligibility to engage in appraisal practice
within the three years preceding registration to become a supervisory
appraiser.
(b) The certified real
estate appraiser shall have been certified for a minimum of three years prior
to becoming a supervisory appraiser.
(c) The certified real estate appraiser shall
have completed a course that, at a minimum, complies with the specification for
course content established by the appraiser qualifications board. This course
must be completed prior to supervising a registered appraiser
trainee.
(d) Not more than three
real estate appraiser trainees may be supervised in accordance with the
appraiser qualifications board standards unless written authorization by the
department is granted to exceed that number of trainees at any one
time.
(e) Supervision of trainees
in the process of appraising real property shall occur within the boundaries of
the state of Washington and comply with jurisdictional and established
agreements with other states. If a trainee is supervised by a certified
appraiser who is licensed in both the state of Washington and with another
state or has a temporary license in another state; and the trainee is
registered as a trainee in that other state by either temporary permit,
license, or registration, then the appraisal assignments shall qualify as work
experience on the experience log.
(f) Authorization to exceed supervision of
three trainees may be granted by the director upon approval of a written
request and under the provisions of subsection (2) of this section.
(g) A registered real estate appraiser
trainee may assist in the completion of an appraisal report, including
determination of an opinion of value and may sign the appraisal report,
provided that he/she is actively and personally supervised by a state-certified
real estate appraiser, and provided that the appraisal report is reviewed and
signed by the state-certified real estate appraiser; and provided the
state-certified appraiser accepts total responsibility for the appraisal
report.
(h) The certified appraiser
shall:
(i) Personally inspect each appraised
property with the trainee appraiser, until the supervisory appraiser determines
the trainee is competent to inspect the property, in accordance with the
Competency Rule of USPAP for the property type.
(ii) Personally review and verify each
appraisal report prepared by the trainee as entered on the trainee experience
log as qualifying work experience prior to the log being submitted to the
department by the supervised trainee. The trainee shall be entitled to obtain
copies of the appraisal reports in which the trainee provided appraisal
assistance.
(iii) Personally review
and verify each appraisal report prepared by a state licensed or certified
residential appraiser as entered on the qualifying work experience log prior to
the log being submitted to the department by the licensee. The state licensed
or certified residential appraiser shall be entitled to obtain copies of the
appraisal reports in which the state licensed and certified residential
appraiser provided appraisal assistance.
(iv) Comply with all USPAP
requirements.
(v) Maintain a
separate "properties inspected with trainee" log for each supervised trainee.
This log must be made available to the department upon request and is to be
submitted with trainee's application for license or certification.
(vi) Register with the department as a
supervisory appraiser and include the names of the registered real estate
appraiser trainees being supervised. Registration must be five business days
prior to the start of supervision. The supervisory appraiser shall notify the
department when they are no longer a supervisory appraiser of a trainee, with
such notice including the name, address, and registration number of the
registered trainee.
(2) Authorization may be granted by the
director to a certified appraiser to exceed the number of trainees allowed to
be supervised providing:
(a) The certified
appraiser has more than five years certified experience.
(b) The certified appraiser shall make a
written application to the department requesting to supervise not more than
three trainees with less than one year experience; and three trainees with more
than one year experience; and five trainees with greater than two years
experience. The total number of supervised trainees shall not exceed eight for
all experience levels at any one time.
(c) The certified appraiser shall prepare and
maintain trainee progress reports and make them available to the department
until such time as the trainee becomes certified or licensed or after two years
has lapsed since supervising the trainee.
(d) The certified appraiser shall provide to
the department a mentoring plan for consideration prior to the department
authorizing supervision of more than three trainees.
Notes
Statutory Authority: RCW 18.140.030(1), (7), (8), and (15). WSR 08-17-016, § 308-125-095, filed 8/8/08, effective 9/8/08; WSR 06-06-069, § 308-125-095, filed 2/28/06, effective 4/1/06.
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