Beth Surber, M AI
About Beth Surber, M AI
Beth Surber is the Assistant Vice President and Manager of Valuation Services at First Financial Bank in Cincinnati, Ohio, with over 25 years of experience in the real estate appraisal industry.
Title and Current Role
Beth Surber serves as the Assistant Vice President, Manager of Valuation Services at First Financial Bank in the Cincinnati, Ohio Area. In this capacity, she oversees the appraisal team and is responsible for ensuring that valuation services meet the highest standards of quality and compliance.
Previous Roles and Experience
Beth Surber has accumulated over 25 years of experience in the real estate appraisal industry. Her previous roles include Senior Appraiser at BBG-Butler Burgher Group and BBG Inc., Appraiser/Vice President at Gem Real Estate Group, and Review Appraiser at Accredited Home Lenders. Additionally, she held positions at Real Property Analysts and Strickland & Wright, gaining extensive experience in both residential and commercial property appraisals.
Education and Certification
Beth Surber studied Business at the University of Mount Union, where she earned her Bachelor's degree. She also holds the MAI designation from the Appraisal Institute, a prestigious certification indicating a high level of expertise in real estate valuation. This certification requires rigorous professional development and continuing education.
Specialization and Expertise
Beth Surber specializes in commercial real estate appraisal and valuation services. Her extensive experience includes reviewing and supervising appraisal reports to ensure compliance with industry standards. At First Financial Bank, she has contributed to the development of appraisal policies and procedures, leveraging her deep expertise in the field.
Professional Contributions
As Assistant Vice President, Manager of Valuation Services at First Financial Bank, Beth Surber manages a team of appraisers and valuation professionals. She plays a crucial role in maintaining the quality and compliance of appraisal reports, and has been instrumental in shaping the appraisal policies and procedures for the bank.