Marlo T. Dill, ARA
AGCO – Dill & Associates, LLC
541.447.6641
Marlo began working in the appraisal industry in 1995, following graduation from California State University at Fresno with a Bachelor of Science in Agricultural Business. Growing up on an irrigated row crop farm in the fertile Salinas Valley (“Lettuce Capital of the World”) taught Marlo a great deal about agriculture first hand. Her first appraisal experience came in Fresno with an independent firm specializing in agricultural properties. She continued working there until she and John moved to Oregon in 1998. Marlo works on a wide range of appraisal projects involving farms and ranches, with the appraisal uses ranging from assisting with financing to facilitating federal land exchanges. John Dill, with a strong background in agriculture and finance/business, regularly helps Marlo with appraisal projects. John is also an agent for Ag Insurance.
Professional Affiliations
Accredited Rural Appraiser, American Society of Farm Managers and Rural Appraisers
District VII Vice President Executive Council 2014-2016
President ~ Oregon Chapter of Farm Managers & Rural Appraiser 2013; V.P. in 2012
State of Oregon Certified General Appraiser #C0229000707. California #3000229
Education
Fresno State University, Fresno, California ~
Bachelor of Science – Agriculture Business, 1995
Hartnell Community College, Salinas, California ~
Associate of Arts – Business Administration, 1992
Appraisal Education
American Society of Farm Managers and Rural Appraisers:
National USPAP Update Course, January 2014
Course A-380, Appraisal Review Under UASFLA, January 27-29, 2015
Course A-370, Appraisal Review Under USPAP, January 2014
Course A-360, Fundamentals of Appraisal Review, October 2006; October 2012
Course Certificate, Valuation of Conservation Easements, April 28 – May 2, 2008
Course A-25, Eminent Domain, January 2001
Course A-27, Income Capitalization, Part I, September 1997
Course A-30, Advanced Rural Appraisal, June 1997 and May 2003
Course A-15, Appraisal Report Writing School, May 1996
Course A-12, Standards of Professional Appraisal Practices, Part II, May 1996
Course A-12, Code of Ethics, Part I, January 2007, February 2012
Course A-29, Highest and Best Use, March 1996
Course A-20, Principles of Rural Appraisal (Challenge Examination), May 1996
Course A-10, Fundamental of Rural Appraisal, January 1994
Appraisal Institute:
National USPAP Update, September 26, 2003, January 31, 2012
Online December 11, 2005; April 21, 2008
Course 710, Condemnation Appraising, Basic Principles, March 2002
Course 720, Condemnation Appraising, Advanced Topics & Applications, March 2002
Other Courses:
Armbrust & Associates, Supporting Adjustments, November 11, 2010
Armbrust & Associates, 7 Hour USPAP Update, April 2, 2010, March 23, 2018
McKissock, Oregon Supervising Appraiser – Appraiser Assistant Training, December 8, 2010
Abdill Community College, Residential Appraisal, 2000
Bratton Appraisal Company, National USPAP, 2000
Seminars:
Income Approach Applications, February 26, 2015
AgroNomics, Vision 2014 U.S. Ag Investment Conference, November 12-15, 2013
Marshall & Swift Program for Valuing Buildings, May 9-10, 2013
Klamath Adjudication & Farm Values, October 2-3, 2013
Using Excel in Specific Appraisal Applications, January 28-20, 2013
Governance & Ethics Refresher Webinar, July 20, 2010
Market Value & Fair Value, December 2009
Eminent Domain Valuation Orientation, May 2008
Yellow Book: Uniform Appraisal Standards for Federal Land Acquisitions, ASFMRA – 8 Hours, February 2005
Timber and Timberland Evaluation, ASFMRA – 8 Hours, February 2005
12th Annual Oregon Water Law Conference – 15 Hours, November 2003
Public & Non-profit Land Acquisitions and their Impact on Real Estate Markets, ASFMRA – 6 Hours, 2000
Rural Business Valuation, ASFMRA – 15 Hours, 2000
Ranch Appraisal, ASFMRA – 8 Hours, 1999
Fractional Interest Seminar, ASFMRA – 10 Hours, 1998
Willamette Valley Grass Seed Industry, ASFMRA – 8 Hours, 1998
Permanent Plantings, ASFMRA – 15 Hours, 1996, 8 Hours, 2017
Yellow Book Panel Discussion – June, 2017
Valuation of Lease Interests – October, 2016
Outlook 2016 Agribusiness Conference – April, 2016; March, 2017
AG Outlook, Beef Topics Seminar – January, 2016
Appraisal Experience
AGCO – Dill & Associates, LLC since January 2004
Bancroft Appraisal Company, January 2001 – December 2003
Capital Valuation Group, Ltd., March 1998 – December 2000
Correia-Xavier, Inc., November 1995 – February 1998
Appraisal Expertise Includes:
• Fee simple, leased fee and lease hold interest valuation.
• Rural agricultural property valuation, including farms, nurseries, orchards, dairies, vineyards, wineries, ranches, timber production, food processors, cold-storage facilities, grain elevator, walnut dehydrator, seed cleaners, fertilizer plants, and quarries.
• Unique property valuation including; recreation & other high-appeal realty, natural resource valuations (mineral, timber and water interests), range and hunting lands, grazing rights, fishing property, resorts, wetlands, islands, and historic properties.
• Federally compliant “yellow book” conservation easements.
• Partial and undivided interest valuation, right of way/condemnation, and litigation support.