• Check-In: 8:30-9:00 am
• Class Start: 9:00 am – 5:00 pm
• 7 CE Hours
• Lunch: Students are responsible for providing their own breakfast/lunch. Coffee, tea, and water will be provided.
• Hotel Accommodations: Registrants can stay at the Courtyard however there is no group price. There is also a Hampton Inn next door to the classroom.
• Instructor: R. Scott Hartman, SRA

The biggest shift in residential appraisal reporting in 20 years is here. Are you prepared?

The Appraisal Institute is excited to introduce the Appraiser’s Guide to the New URAR, a comprehensive course designed by Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac to help you master the redesigned Uniform Residential Appraisal Report (URAR) and stay at the forefront of your profession.

Why This Course Matters More Than Ever

• Major Industry Shift – Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac are implementing significant structural and data field changes through the Uniform Appraisal Dataset (UAD) redesign. Understanding these updates is critical for appraisers.
• Stay Compliant & Competitive – Ensure your reports align with mortgage lending requirements, helping you avoid costly errors and maintain a competitive edge.
• Real-World Application – Learn from expert instructors who will guide you through case studies, best practices, and proven strategies to enhance your appraisal accuracy and effectiveness.

Who Should Attend?

• Residential appraisers who complete mortgage lending assignments.
• Appraisers looking to stay ahead of industry changes and maintain compliance.
• Professionals new to residential appraisal who want a strong foundation in the new URAR.

What You’ll Learn

• Decode the New URAR – Get a clear understanding of every new field & structural change to adapt quickly & efficiently.
• Avoid Common Pitfalls – Learn how to sidestep reporting errors & enhance accuracy in appraisals.
• Position Yourself for the Future – Discover how these changes will shape the appraisal industry and how you can leverage new opportunities in the evolving mortgage lending landscape.

Continuing Education (CE) Credit

This course has been designed for 7 hours of continuing education credits. CE credit hours and state approvals vary—please check the Appraisal Institute’s course page for up-to-date schedule and approval information and confirm with your state appraiser regulatory agency.

What’s Next?

The UAD redesign isn’t just a form update—it’s a fundamental shift in how appraisals are conducted. That’s why the Appraisal Institute is developing additional programs covering critical topics such as market analysis, the sales comparison approach, and strategic business positioning. Attending the Appraiser’s Guide to the New URAR ensures you’ll be the first to know when these companion courses are released, giving you an ongoing advantage in your practice.  Don’t miss this opportunity to strengthen your expertise and secure your future in residential appraisal. Reserve your spot in the Appraiser’s Guide to the New URAR today!