Governor Bobby Jindal Announces Reappointments to the Louisiana Real Estate Appraisers Board
BATON ROUGE, LA – August 23, 2011 – (RealEstateRama) — Today, Governor Bobby Jindal announced reappointments to the Louisiana Real Estate Appraisers Board.
The Louisiana Real Estate Appraisers Board serves to regulate the issuance of real estate appraiser and trainee licenses and related services.
According to statute, the board is comprised of nine gubernatorial appointments with one member appointed from each congressional district and the remainder appointed at large. Of the nine members appointed by the governor, two members are selected from nominations submitted by Louisiana Banking Associations. The remaining members shall have been Louisiana residents engaged in the general practice of real estate appraising in the state of Louisiana for not less than five years immediately preceding their appointment. At least four of the nine shall be general appraisers and at least two of the nine shall be residential appraisers. All appraiser members shall be state certified and are subject to Senate Confirmation.
Reappointments to the Louisiana Real Estate Appraisers Board:
Michael Graham, of Monroe, is the owner of Mike Graham Real Estate. Graham will be reappointed to serve as a general appraiser representing the 5th Congressional District, as required by statute.
Newton “Butch” Landry, of Pierre Part, is the owner of Cajun Land Reality. Landry will be reappointed to serve as a residential appraiser representing the 3rd Congressional District, as required by statute.
Tommie McMorris, Sr., of Tickfaw, is a self-employed Real Estate Appraiser. McMorris will be reappointed to serve as a residential appraiser representing the 1st Congressional District, as required by statute.
Roland Hall, of Shreveport, is the owner of Roland M. Hall, a real estate appraisal company. Hall will be reappointed to serve as a residential appraiser representing the 4th Congressional District, as required by statute.
Gary Littlefield, of Baton Rouge, is the market president for Gulf Coast Bank and Trust Company. Littlefield will be reappointed to serve as a nominee of Louisiana Banking Associations, as required by statute.
