Property Valuation
Colorado's state-licensed appraisers may appraise property valued up to what threshold without a certified appraiser?
ANo threshold — licensed appraisers may value any property
BProperties up to $500,000 in non-complex assignments; complex assignments always require a certified appraiser✓ Correct
CProperties up to $250,000
DOnly properties in rural areas
Explanation
The Appraiser Qualifications Board (AQB) sets thresholds for appraisal complexity. State-licensed appraisers in Colorado may appraise residential properties in non-complex assignments, while certified appraisers are required for complex residential assignments and all commercial properties above certain thresholds.
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