Only people who have been "licensed" or "certified" by the California Bureau of Real Estate Appraisers (CalBREA) can create an appraisal report. So, in order to do an appraisal, the broker must get the necessary license from CalBREA.
These are questions that the above text answers:
1. Who can create an appraisal report in California?
2. What is the requirement for creating an appraisal report in California?
3. What is the role of the California Bureau of Real Estate Appraisers (CalBREA) in the appraisal process?
4. What is the significance of being licensed or certified by CalBREA in relation to creating an appraisal report?
5. What agency is responsible for regulating real estate appraisers in California?
6. What is the process for becoming licensed as an appraiser in California?
7. Can a broker create an appraisal report without a license from CalBREA?
8. What are the qualifications needed to become an appraiser in California?
9. Are there any restrictions on who can create an appraisal report in California?
10. What is the role of licensing in the real estate appraisal industry in California?