You will need to be a trainee for 2.5 years to become a general certified appraiser.

It seems to me that it would increase your inflow of leads as the trainees would bring them to you.I can also see how it might turn into a couple of sales when they run across a deal you have on the market that they want to try and rehab or buy as a rental.I can also relate to the desire to pay it forward!

I like the trainee status idea and also the idea of having a pot of gold at the end of one year.

I was looking to see if there are any investors in my area looking for a trainee.

Is there anyone in Maryland that is willing to take on a trainee/helper ..

If I were to do this I would start out making little money as an apprentice/trainee, then move to licensed residential, and finally certified residential. 

This looks to be a project for the fire department trainees.

There is almost no value for them to take a trainee and they take all the risk for your work on their license.As difficult as it is, I am still really glad I went through it.

Good Afternoon,My name is Adam and i'm currently a commercial real estate appraiser trainee.

I am seeking a way to circumvent having to wait an extended period of time in order to save down payment capital back up in order to buy my 3rd investment property.I have so far bought an investment property every 2nd year but am looking to acquire more, quicker.I am aware of working for free, being a trainee, networking events, cold emailing rental ads, etc.