Bramlett School of Real Estate

Quality Education at Convenient Locations

Appraisal Education Consultants, Baton Rouge, LA

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Diana T. Jacob

Phone: (225) 927-9451

CURRENT POSITION

Independent appraiser and appraisal author who specializes in litigation support and compliance of real estate appraisal.  Currently serves on The Appraisal Foundation’s 15-Hour USPAP Development Team

 

POSITION OVER PAST THREE YEARS

Lincoln Graduate Center-Director of Education

National Association of Master Appraisers Director of Education

Senior Faculty with Lincoln Graduate Center

Independent Fee Appraiser, specializing in review for compliance issues

Serving on Education Council of the Appraisal Foundation Sponsors (ECAFS)

 

PROFESSIONAL DESIGNATIONS AND HONORS

· MSA – Master Senior Appraiser, National Association of Master Appraisers

· AAR – Accredited in Appraisal Review, Accredited Review Appraisers Council

· SRC - Senior Realty Counselor, Charter Member (No. 5) National Assoc. of Counselors

· EAC – Environmental Assessment Council (Charter Member)

· Member of the Year, 1989, Louisiana Chapter of NAMA

· First Elected National President of NAMA (National Association of Master Appraisers)

· Honored at ‘99 NAMA Nat’l Conference-Contribution to Appraisal Education Development

· Marvin T. Deane Award of Excellence-2000 (National Association of Master Appraisers)

 

LICENSES

· Georgia General State Certified Non-Resident Appraiser #207580

· North Carolina General Certified Appraiser #A2994

· Louisiana State Certified Residential Appraiser #R0537

· Real Estate Broker (Inactive Status) (State of Louisiana since 1987)

· Real Estate Instructor #648 (State of Louisiana since 1988)

· Real Estate Agent License 1983-1986 (State of Louisiana)

· AQB Certified USPAP Instructor #10022

 

MEMBERSHIPS PAST and PRESENT

National Association of Master Appraisers (NAMA) (Designated Senior Member) National Association of Accredited Appraisal Review Council

National Association of Counselors

National Association of Realtors

Louisiana Association of Realtors

 

APPRAISAL EXPERIENCE

Sixteen Years + experience in appraisal and review appraisal of Single Family and Multi-Family Residential, Vacant Land and Sites, and Commercial Property, eighteen years + experience in aiding Principals in their purchasing decisions, and aiding Agents and Brokers in marketing properties.

 

GENERAL EDUCATION

Istrouma High School, 1968

Loyola University, Dental Radiography, 1974

LSU General Studies, 1986

Brunswick County Community College, General Studies 1994

 

FORMAL APPRAISAL EDUCATION

· AQB USPAP Instructor Certification, Los Angeles, CA, 2003

· Lead Inspection (Texas A & M), 1995

· General Series 1, 2 and 3, (Cape Fear Community College 1993)

· Environmental Site Assessment (San Antonio, Lincoln 1991)

· Financial Analysis of Income-Producing Properties (Macon, LGC 1991)

· Real Estate Counseling (San Antonio, Lincoln Graduate Center, 1990)

· Advanced Commercial Evaluation (New Orleans, Lincoln, 1989)

· Marshall & Swift Cost Approach Residential & Commercial (NO, 1989)

· Income approach II (Denver, NAIFA, 1987)

· Commercial Investment Appraising (Baton Rouge, Lincoln, 1987)

· Writing the Narrative Report (Baton Rouge, Lincoln, 1987)

· Farm and Land Appraising (Baton Rouge, Lincoln, 1987)

· Practice of Real Estate Appraising (Baton Rouge, Lincoln, 1987)

· Principles of Real Estate Appraising (Baton Rouge, Lincoln, 1987)

· Income Approach I (Ft. Smith, Arkansas, NAIFA, 1987)

· Principles of Residential Appraising (Albuquerque, NM, NAIFA, 1987)

                       

RELATED PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION

Real Estate Brokers Course (Baton Rouge, Burk Baker School of Real Estate, 1987)

Louisiana Real Estate Law (Baton Rouge, Bob Brooks, 1986)

Real Estate Sales Agent Pre-Licensing (Baton Rouge, Bob Brooks, 1983)

 

COURSES WRITTEN AND TAUGHT

· “Residential Cost Approach-Marshall and Swift”*

· “Appraising Residential Property” *

· “Financial Analysis of Income-Producing Property”

· “Basic Valuation of Income-Producing Property”*

· “Writing the Narrative Appraisal”*

· “HP-12C Calculator Made Simple”

· “Advanced Farm and Land Appraisal”*

· “Reviewing the Single-Family URAR Appraisal Form”

· “Environmental Impact on the Residential Appraisal”

· “Principles of Real Estate Appraisal”

· “Practice of Real Estate Appraisal”

· “Appraiser Liability-Knowledge to Minimize the Risks”*

· “Analyzing Income-Producing Properties”*

· “Real Estate Mathematics Made Simple with HP-12C Calculator”

· “Farm and Land Appraisal”

· “Real Estate Mathematics Made Simple with TI-FIA Calculator”

· “Commercial-Investment Appraisal”

· “Advanced Commercial-Investment Appraisal” co-author*

· “Environmental Assessment”

· “Standards of Professional Appraisal Practice”

· “Six Ways of Reporting”*

· “Understanding USPAP”*

· “Preparing the New URAR”

· “What the URAR Doesn’t Say”*

 

NOTE: * Indicates courses written that are or have been approved by various State Appraisal Boards for educational credit in either pre-licensing/certification or continuing education