Notice to all seeking Trainee status: Before beginning any education courses, please contact the Oklahoma Real Estate Appraiser Board and request an information packet. The OREAB phone number is (405) 521-6636. You may also e-mail the request to our office at reabadmin@oid.ok.gov. If you e-mail or leave the request on our voicemail, please include your name and mailing address.
Also, 21 of the required 42 hours of continuing education for your three-year licensing cycle MUST be taken in person.
The course numbering system is as follows:
600-level courses are approved for qualifying education. All qualifying education courses are approved for continuing education.
60A and up level courses are approved for online or distance qualifying education. All qualifying education courses are approved for continuing education.
700-level courses are approved for in-class continuing education.
900-level courses are approved for online or distance continuing education.
The 15-Hour National USPAP is course number 600 (in-class) and 60A (online).
The 7-Hour National USPAP Update is course number 700 (in-class) and 900 (online).
If you have questions about a course’s approval, please refer to the Board's List of Approved Providers and Courses.
The Oklahoma Appraiser Qualification Criteria are available here.
REA-3 - Log Form for use by all others (PDF) (Word Template)
REA-7 - Trainee Log Form (PDF) (Word Template)
REA-8 - Supervisory Relationship Form (PDF)
Change of Address form (PDF) (Word Template)
LIST OF EXAMPLES OF REQUIRED COLLEGE COURSES
NOTICE TO ALL APPLYING FOR CREDENTIALING AT A CERTIFIED LEVEL:
The attached list of college courses is set forth to provide examples of the college courses with appropriate course content required for upgrade to Certified Residential or Certified General appraiser. This list does not constitute an endorsement of the institutions listed. There are many other accredited colleges/universities with course offerings containing appropriate course content available throughout the state. Feel free to attend the accredited establishment nearest you.
A list of example college courses is available here.