Trainees, yes. 

It looks like a template the wholesale gurus provide their "trainees".

From the little I know, it seems to lean heavier towards a full time role, especially in the trainee period which would be 2 years in the wonderful state of TN, which from what I could tell would be under my current pay.

I've made a few calls to different firms but no one is taking on trainees at this time.

Curious if any certified appraisers who are willing and available to allow a trainee to shadow them?

Hi all,I’m interested in learning more about becoming an appraiser and am wondering if anyone has recently gone through this process. Specifically, how did you connect with your supervisor and did you work with your s...

Im a realtor and an appraiser trainee half way through my traineeship, and an investor who tanks on the challenging properties.  

I am a Real Estate Investor and currently seeking employment in a new career field as a REAL ESTATE APPRAISER TRAINEE in TEXAS.

I am considering doing one or several things; I want to obtain my real estate license in order to have MLS access personally, visit properties in the local area where I will begin investing, and the benefit of saving on commission. one reason why I am highly considering the license is to be able to learn the art of estimating market values of the properties and ARV's by analyzing comps.I also considered doing just the beginning appraisal trainee classes to get formal knowledge of the process of determining residential values. 

The Citibank attorney did NOT have a sense if humor (I hope he's processing short sales for Montelongo trainees somewhere).