Licensed Residential Appraiser

Job Location We are hiring Licensed/Certified Appraisers in the following counties: • Hennepin • Ramsey • Dakota • Washington • Anoka • Scott • Carver About Us Banks Valuation is a growing appraisal firm, founded and led by experienced appraisers who understand the industry firsthand. As we expand into new markets and strengthen our presence in existing ones, we’re looking for appraisers committed to high-quality valuations and long-term growth. Our goal is to build a strong team of valuation professionals who will help shape the future of the company. We’ve built trusted relationships with a diverse range of clients, ensuring a consistent flow of assignments for our appraisers. We also invest in marketing, proprietary technology, and operational support to create more opportunities and streamline workflows. At Banks Valuation, we provide the tools and resources appraisers need to focus on delivering accurate, reliable valuations. Our structured quality control process and technology-driven efficiencies help maintain accuracy and consistency, allowing appraisers to do what they do best. We are also focused on long-term career growth—as we continue to expand, we anticipate future leadership opportunities for appraisers who demonstrate strong performance and a commitment to excellence. About the Position This is a 1099 independent contractor position offering competitive per-report compensation. Appraisers begin with a 90-day period to evaluate performance, reliability, and alignment with company standards. In select markets, high-performing appraisers may be considered for limited salaried staff appraiser roles following this period. These positions include performance-based bonuses, 401(k), and health benefits, and are not guaranteed but may be offered to those who demonstrate consistency and align with long-term company goals. Qualifications • Certified Residential Appraiser License (Required) • A growth-oriented mindset—eager to learn, adapt, and evolve with the company • Ability to work independently while remaining open to feedback and process improvements • Strong analytical skills and attention to detail • Proficiency with appraisal software and market research tools • A professional and communicative approach, ensuring alignment with company expectations and long-term goals Responsibilities • Completing credible and well-supported valuations for residential properties • Managing assignments efficiently while maintaining quality and compliance • Utilizing available tools and resources to streamline workflow • Maintaining clear and professional communication with clients when needed • Staying up to date with industry regulations and best practices Benefits & Growth • Built for Appraisers – Owned and managed by experienced appraisers who understand the profession. • Consistent & Diverse Assignments – Complete appraisals for direct lenders, AMCs, private clients, and individual consumers. • Advanced Technology – Gain access to ECHO, our proprietary EMS, designed to streamline your workflow. • QC & Support – A structured quality control process to help maintain accuracy and consistency. • Competitive Compensation – Estimated earnings between $60,000 – $100,000+ with performance-based opportunities. • Career Growth – Leadership opportunities available as we continue expanding. • Commitment to Innovation – We continually invest in marketing and technology to strengthen our appraisers' success. Join an appraisal firm that values your expertise and offers real career growth. Apply today! Apply tot his job

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