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Top 3 Posts on Why an Auctioneer Should Become a Certified Machinery and Equipment Appraiser (CMEA) by Joining the NEBB Institute
Lenders, CPAs, attorneys, courts, and others all demand a Certified Appraisal by a Certified Appraiser. If you want to make more money, increase business opportunities, get more auctions, overcome competition, and reduce the risk of liability, then you need to earn the CMEA professional credential. Here are three blog posts that explain more of the […]
So What’s in a CMEA’s Appraisal Report Anyway?
It’s no secret that NEBB Institute is a staunch advocate for CMEA training. As a CMEA, you can make more money, increase business opportunities, get more auctions, overcome competition, and reduce the risk of liability. One of the things CMEAs do is prepare qualified equipment appraisal reports. But what are these reports, and what do […]
Who Needs a CMEA?
We’ve talked frequently about how a Certified Machinery Equipment and Appraiser (CMEA) designation can help you. It can add an additional income stream to a real estate appraiser’s business. It can help you become an auctioneer or become involved in auctions. But as a CMEA, who will turn to you for your help and expertise? […]
A Resolution You CAN KEEP! Become a Certified Machinery and Equipment Appraiser with the NEBB Institute
The New Year is a time to look forward to change for the better. We all make resolutions that most likely won’t be kept. But here’s a resolution you can keep: Add the certified machinery and equipment appraiser (CMEA) designation to your title. You can excel in 2012 by simply doing what others did in […]
NEBB Institute Looks Ahead to 2012
As 2011 comes to a close, we can look back at an eventful year for NEBB Institute. We offered multiple CMEA training sessions, helping machinery and equipment appraisers attain their CMEA designation. (And there’s still time to sign up for the first training sessions of 2012, January 26 and 27!) We forged an alliance with […]
Machinery and Equipment Appraisal for C Corp to S Corp Conversion
The new year is almost upon us, and you may be considering incorporating your business in 2012. When making this decision, you’ll have to determine whether you’ll classify your business as a C corporation or an S corporation, which may also be known as a subchapter S corporation. The way you classify your corporation will […]
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