Alaska Stat. § 08.87.100
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Official statutory text
A person is guilty of a class B misdemeanor who (1) does not hold a certificate issued by the board, whose certificate is suspended or revoked, or whose certificate has lapsed or terminated, and holds out as a certified real estate appraiser in any way, orally or in writing, directly or by implication;
(2) is certified as a residential real estate appraiser and holds out as certified to appraise real estate other than (A) residential real property of four or fewer units; or
(B) residential real property of 12 or fewer units when a net income capitalization analysis is not required by the terms of the appraisal assignment and a secondary mortgage market form is used; or
(3) is certified as an institutional real estate appraiser and (A) holds out as certified to appraise real estate other than (i) residential real property of four or fewer units having a transaction value of less than $1,000,000; or
(ii) commercial property having a transaction value of less than $250,000;
(B) holds out as performing real estate appraisal services for a fee or for the public at large;
(C) accepts a fee for real estate appraisal services other than for services conducted as a full-time employee of a financial institution with offices in the state and other than a salary received as a full-time employee of the financial institution; or
(D) performs a real estate appraisal for other than the portfolio of the financial institution for which the person is employed.
(2) is certified as a residential real estate appraiser and holds out as certified to appraise real estate other than (A) residential real property of four or fewer units; or
(B) residential real property of 12 or fewer units when a net income capitalization analysis is not required by the terms of the appraisal assignment and a secondary mortgage market form is used; or
(3) is certified as an institutional real estate appraiser and (A) holds out as certified to appraise real estate other than (i) residential real property of four or fewer units having a transaction value of less than $1,000,000; or
(ii) commercial property having a transaction value of less than $250,000;
(B) holds out as performing real estate appraisal services for a fee or for the public at large;
(C) accepts a fee for real estate appraisal services other than for services conducted as a full-time employee of a financial institution with offices in the state and other than a salary received as a full-time employee of the financial institution; or
(D) performs a real estate appraisal for other than the portfolio of the financial institution for which the person is employed.
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