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Appraiser supervisors and trainees in Oregon

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State rules: needs check 8 metro areas

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No supervisors listed in Oregon yet. Profiles are opt-in only, so this list starts empty. Be the first.

Credentialed appraisers in Oregon

538Active Certified Residential
628Active Certified General
104Active Licensed Residential
≈ 970Certified 3+ years (estimate of who may be eligible to supervise)

Source: ASC National Registry, as of October 29, 2026. Counts are active credentials, so an appraiser licensed in several states is counted in each. The 3+ year figure is an estimate based on each credential’s current effective date, excluding listed disciplinary actions; it can’t tell who has taken the supervisor course or is willing to supervise. These are counts only; nobody here is listed without opting in.

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Oregon appraiser board

Oregon Appraiser Certification and Licensure Board

ASC contact page for this board

The board link listed by the ASC returned "not found" on Oct 29, 2026, so this points to the ASC contact page instead. Needs check.

Supervisor list: We didn’t find a public supervisor list from this board. Look up a license with the board’s license lookup or roster or in the ASC National Registry.

Board name and website as listed by the Appraisal Subcommittee (ASC): ASC state page. Look up any credentialed appraiser in the ASC National Registry.

Supervisor and trainee rules in Oregon

Needs check We have not yet verified Oregon’s own rules. Until then, here are the national minimums every state must meet. Your state may be stricter.

Who can supervise (national minimum)A state-certified appraiser in good standing for at least 3 years, with no discipline affecting eligibility in the last 3 years
Max trainees (national minimum)3 at a time, unless the state runs an approved progress-monitoring program
Required course (national minimum)Both supervisor and trainee take a supervisor/trainee course
Oregon-specific rulesNeeds check. Confirm with the Oregon Appraiser Certification and Licensure Board.

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