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Appraisers

Find An Appraiser

Use this search tool to find an appraiser. If you don’t know the name of the appraiser, search by City/Town, Province, Organization Type of Property and/or Service Type.

Not all of the fields need to be filled out, however, having more information may narrow your search.

Tip: If the property to be appraised is in a smaller town or village, try searching for an appraiser in the closest city.

Recently, there have been concerns brought to the AIC’s attention regarding reports produced by individuals (particularly in Ontario and the GTA region) who have used the AIC AACI™ and CRA™ designations without the AIC’s authorization.

It is important that consumers and clients use the AIC Find an Appraiser to verify that the individual who has provided them with a report is a member in good standing with the AIC and is authorized by the AIC to use the designation they have indicated in their report.

NOTE: Questions or concerns about any appraisal reports issued under the name Andrew Beauchamp by the Professional Appraisal Group should be referred to Brian Jack, at 705-737-9659 or Protected Email

Click here to Find a Candidate A Candidate Member typically works actively in the profession as an appraiser-in-training and taking courses at the same time.





PLEASE NOTE: Under the Canadian Uniform Standards of Professional Practice (CUSPAP) , CRA members must use that designation in connection with the appraisal, review or consulting on individual undeveloped residential dwelling sites and of dwellings containing not more than four (4) self-contained family housing units.  Where a CRA Member signs a report beyond their scope of work, it must be co-signed by an AACI.
Under CUSPAP, prior to accepting an assignment or entering into an agreement to perform any assignment, an appraiser must have the knowledge and experience to complete the assignment competently, alternatively, take all steps necessary or appropriate to complete the assignment competently.