Commercial Real Estate Appraisal
In Southern California
Fewel & Associates Staff

About MAI Membership
The current requirements that an appraiser must fulfill to receive the MAI designation are as follows:- Education: Receive a passing grade on 11 examinations that reflect 380 hours of classroom instruction and that test the appraiser’s knowledge of basic and advanced appraisal principles, procedures and applications; report writing; valuation analysis and standards of professional practice.
- Receive a passing grade on a four-module, two-day comprehensive examination.
- Hold an undergraduate degree from a four-year accredited educational institution.
- Experience: Receive credit for 4,500 hours of experience, all of which must meet strict criteria.
- Demonstration Report: Receive credit for a demonstration appraisal report relating to income-producing property that demonstrates the ability to present a properly supported value estimate or opinion evaluating the nature, quality or utility of a parcel of real estate or any interest in, or aspect of, real property, including handling physical incurable depreciation, or fulfill an approved comparable alternative.
Ian Fewel
Senior Appraiser
Certification #3006184
Ian Fewel earned his Bachelor’s Degree in Business Administration with an emphasis in Entrepreneurship and Finance from Point Loma Nazarene University. He joined the Fewel & Associates team in 2016, and earned his Certified general appraisal license in 2018. He has prepared appraisals for a variety of properties including single- and multi-tenant industrial, retail, office, and multi-family uses among others. In addition to being a licensed appraiser, Ian is licensed in California as a Real Estate Salesperson. Before joining the team at Fewel & Associates, Ian was a real estate salesperson with Lee & Associates where he specialized in the sales and leasing of industrial properties in the north Orange County and Southeast Los Angeles county markets.
Email: ifewel@fewel-associates.com