Description
Prepare for Iowa’s insurance property appraiser licensing exam with a focused course built around the topics you need to know for the state test. Before pursuing this license, make sure you understand Iowa’s property appraiser rules and requirements.
The Iowa Property Appraiser Exam Prep Course is designed specifically to help you prepare for the standalone Iowa Appraiser licensing exam (12-IA-24) administered by Pearson VUE. This course covers general insurance concepts along with the Iowa-specific terms, laws, and requirements that apply to insurance property appraisers. You must pass the state exam before you can get your Iowa Property Appraiser license.
Important: This is an insurance property appraiser exam prep course. It is not a real estate appraisal course or an auto damage appraiser course.
This course is built to simplify the complex material, help you learn and retain the information, and guide you confidently through passing the exam. It includes:
- Iowa Property Appraiser Exam Prep Course
- AdjusterPro Smart Pass Toolkit
– Smart Quizzes (Target Weak Spots)
– Unlimited Practice Exams (Go In Fully Prepared)
– Performance Dashboard (Track Progress)
– Exam Readiness Reporting (Identify Strengths & Weaknesses)
– Flexible Study Tools (Learn Your Way)
– Lifetime Access (No Completion Deadline)
About the Iowa Appraiser Exam
The standalone Iowa Appraiser exam (12-IA-24) is administered by Pearson VUE. The current exam consists of 50 scored questions with one hour allowed for completion. The exam fee is currently $44.
Iowa Appraiser License Requirements
Passing the state exam is only one part of qualifying for an Iowa insurance appraiser license.
Iowa requires applicants to have experience or training in building construction, repair, or estimating property damage. Unless waived by the Iowa Insurance Commissioner based on other professional qualifications, applicants must also have at least three years of qualifying professional experience.
Because individual qualifications can vary, we recommend reviewing the current requirements with the Iowa Insurance Division before purchasing the course or scheduling your exam if you are unsure whether your experience meets the state’s licensing requirements.
