Which of the following is NOT a class of appraiser's license?

The classification of appraiser licenses is governed by state and federal regulations, which outline specific categories under which appraisers can be licensed. In Minnesota, as in many states, there are established classes that specify the level of expertise and the types of properties an appraiser is qualified to evaluate.

The categories include Licensed Residential, which allows an appraiser to appraise residential properties with up to four units; Certified General, which is the most comprehensive level allowing appraisers to assess any type of property; and Trainee, who is typically someone who has just started their career in appraising but requires supervision from a licensed or certified appraiser.

The term "Certified Senior" is not recognized as an official classification within appraiser licensing frameworks. Therefore, this choice stands out as the one that does not belong to the established classes. Understanding the specific titles and classifications within appraising helps ensure compliance with regulations and informs consumers about the level of service they can expect when hiring an appraiser.