Real Estate Appraiser:

It refers to persons who are employed full-time by real estate appraisal companies that will appraise a real estate, real estate project or rights and benefits connected to a real estate, or who provide appraisal services by signing contracts with appraisal companies without being employed full-time within the framework of the regulations of the Board regarding licensing, a minimum 4-year university graduate, experienced in real estate appraisal and given a Real Estate Appraisal License.

Real Estate Appraiser Supervisor

It refers to appraisers who have a minimum 10% share in the company's paid-in capital, have at least 5 years of experience in real estate appraisal, meet all of the other requirements for being considered an appraiser, and carry out the appraisal work on behalf of the company with their personal responsibilities and authorized to sign appraisal reports on behalf of the company alone.

Because real estate appraisers are far from commercial concerns, they work entirely to determine whether your personal investment is healthy. They allow you to see existing problems, especially when buying a house for investment or by questioning the land registry information of the houses you choose to live in.
They do meticulous reporting, eliminating all the risk criteria that you need to assess before you acquire real estate, or revealing the facts. This way, you can see if the real estate really has the stated value.