American Society of Appraisers Analysis
What is American Society of Appraisers?
Professional organization for appraisal education and accreditation
Product Features & Capabilities
- Discipline-based education programs for appraisers
- Accreditation and credentialing for appraisal professionals
- Conferences and events for networking and learning
- Access to appraisal resources and publications
- Financial assistance programs for students.
Pricing
Investment Geography
The American Society of Appraisers provides business valuation services across several regions in the United States, specifically covering the following states: 1. **Region 1**: Northeastern United States, including: - Maine - New Hampshire - Vermont - Massachusetts - Rhode Island - Connecticut - New York - New Jersey - Pennsylvania - Delaware - District of Columbia - Maryland - Virginia - West Virginia - Ohio - Michigan 2. **Region 2**: Midwestern and Southern United States, including: - Illinois - Indiana - North Carolina - South Carolina - Georgia - Florida - Tennessee - Arkansas - Alabama - Mississippi - Louisiana - Oklahoma - Texas 3. **Region 3**: Central and Western United States, including: - Wisconsin - Minnesota - Iowa - Missouri - North Dakota - South Dakota - Nebraska - Kansas - Montana - Wyoming - Colorado - New Mexico - Idaho - Utah - Arizona - Nevada - Washington - Oregon - California - Alaska - Hawaii 4. **Region 4**: All countries and territories other than the United States and Canada.
Other Considerations
Certifications
- Accredited Member (AM) - A designation for professionals who meet specific educational and experience requirements.
- Accredited Senior Appraiser (ASA) - A higher-level designation requiring extensive training, education, and at least five years of full-time appraisal experience.
- Intangible Asset (IA) Specialty Designation - Focused on the valuation of intangible assets.
- CEIV Certification - Certification for professionals specializing in the valuation of complex financial instruments and intangible assets.
Services
- Asset-Based Approach
- Income Approach
- Market Approach
