Residential, Certified General, and MAI Appraisers – Remote (Fee Split Basis)

About LegacyPoint Valuation Partners LegacyPoint Valuation Partners is a forward-thinking real estate valuation firm built on accuracy, integrity, and professionalism. Anchored by trust and collaboration, we provide reliable, timely, and compliant appraisal services across multiple states. Our mission is simple: to redefine the appraisal experience with precision, consistency, and exceptional client service. We take pride in our supportive, family-oriented culture where appraisers are respected, empowered, and treated as true professionals. Position Overview We are expanding our residential and commercial divisions and are seeking Residential Appraisers, Certified General Appraisers, and MAI-designated Commercial Appraisers for fee-split opportunities. These roles offer flexibility, independence, and the backing of a company that values quality over volume. Whether you specialize in residential assignments, complex commercial valuations, or high-level MAI-caliber work, LegacyPoint provides the platform, support, and workflow to help you succeed. Key Responsibilities Residential Appraisers • Perform single-family, condominium, 2–4 unit, and FNMA/FHLMC-compliant assignments • Produce accurate and well-supported appraisal reports • Maintain communication with clients and meet required turn times • Ensure compliance with USPAP and company quality standards Certified General & MAI Commercial Appraisers • Conduct commercial valuations across office, industrial, retail, multifamily, land, and special-use assets • Prepare comprehensive narrative and form-based reports supported by market research and financial analysis • Apply all three approaches to value with clarity and defensible methodology • Interact professionally with lender, investor, and corporate clients • Manage assignments independently while delivering on deadlines and quality Qualifications Residential Appraisers • Active Certified Residential or Certified General License in one of the listed states • Strong understanding of residential valuation, forms, and guidelines • Solid analytical, communication, and writing skills • Experience with modern appraisal software and technology Certified General & MAI Commercial Appraisers • Certified General Appraiser License (Required for commercial work) • MAI designation or substantial progress toward completion (Preferred for complex narrative work) • Minimum 3–5 years of commercial appraisal experience (MAI candidates: 5+ recommended) • Proficiency with Narrative1, Argus, and arenaflex Office Suite • Strong financial modeling, market analysis, and narrative writing ability All Candidates • Self-motivated with high attention to detail • Strong ethical standards and commitment to compliance • Capable of managing workload independently while maintaining quality and timeline expectations Why Join LegacyPoint • Competitive Fee Split – A rewarding structure aligned with performance and quality • Flexible Remote Work – Full independence over your schedule and workflow • Professional Support – Administrative, operational, and review support to streamline your process • Collaborative Culture – A family-oriented, team-driven environment built on respect • Growth Opportunities – Potential to expand into review, management, or leadership roles as the firm grows Join Us If you’re a Residential Appraiser, Certified General Appraiser, or MAI-qualified Commercial Appraiser licensed in one of the listed states and looking for a firm that values independence, professionalism, and integrity, LegacyPoint Valuation Partners would love to connect. Apply today and discover where accuracy, trust, and legacy meet. Job Type: Full-time License/Certification: • MAI (Required) • Certified General Appraiser (Required) • Residential Appraiser (Required) Work Location: Remote Apply tot his job Apply tot his job

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