Live Event - will also be Simulcast via a Live Stream!
Valuation for Landlords: Maintaining and Increasing Property Value While Actively Renting, with Paul Ryll, Appraiser, Investor, and UCREIA Vendor. Licensed in both SC and NC (and others). Paul is experienced, knowledgeable, and loves to share his wisdom of understanding appraisals, how you can assist the appraiser with your knowledge of the property (rehab, etc). He will field your questions, too!
This is Paul in his own words:
I am a former United States Marine who served for 8 years in different corners of the world. I learned my integrity and work ethic from our United States Marine Corps which absolutely translates into my work.
I have been appraising real estate for over a decade now in South Carolina, North Carolina, Colorado, Texas, West Virginia and Virginia (no longer active in Virginia). The reason for the year in Virginia is that I moved to Washington DC to earn my Master of Science of Real Estate and Infrastructure from Johns Hopkins University. This experience and education translates into my work as well.
?I understand the processes of real estate transactions and the headaches that can emerge in dealing with these processes. I can relate. I remember buying my first house and the butterflies in my stomach that would not go away for weeks. I remember buying my first rental and second guessing myself through the process to wonder if I had calculated the cash flow correctly. I remember purchasing our first fix and flip and working on the house into the early hours of the weekend mornings, praying the the house would generate the profit that we expected. Not only do I understand the numbers and processes of real estate transactions, I can empathize with the feelings and emotions that come with these transactions.
My work ethic and integrity are second to none.
I have more education in real estate, finance, and valuation than most other real estate appraisers and real estate consultants in the country.
I understand the challenges that you or your clients will be facing and can relate.