Property Appraiser Residential I or II
About The Position
The Assessor Division of the Property Records and Taxpayer Services department is currently hiring for either a Property Appraiser Residential I or Property Appraiser Residential II depending on qualifications. The Residential Appraiser I is an entry-level position responsible for valuing and classifying residential, agricultural, and personal property and responds to a wide variety of questions from the public. To advance to Property Appraiser II the candidate must have completed the requirements for the Certified Minnesota Assessor (CMA) license from the State Board of Assessors. Promotion is not automatic; it is based on the individual's ability to demonstrate competencies (knowledge and abilities) in addition to the supervisor's recommendation.
Requirements
- Requires a Bachelor's degree in a Business related field.
- Within three years, the Residential Property Appraiser I must obtain a Certified Minnesota Assessor (CMA) license.
- Requires licensure as a Certified Minnesota Assessor (CMA) or a Bachelor's degree in Real Estate.
- All certified assessors must obtain licensure as an Accredited Minnesota Assessor (AMA) from the State Board of Assessors within five years of that person having become licensed as a Certified Minnesota Assessor
- Must own means of reliable transportation for business purposes; individuals operating a motor vehicle for County business must possess a valid driver's license.
- Passing a criminal history investigation and drug test prior to beginning employment with Washington County.
Nice To Haves
- To advance to Property Appraiser II the candidate must have completed the requirements for the Certified Minnesota Assessor (CMA) license from the State Board of Assessors.
- Promotion is not automatic; it is based on the individual's ability to demonstrate competencies (knowledge and abilities) in addition to the supervisor's recommendation.
Responsibilities
- Perform physical field inspections of vacant land, manufactured homes, residential and agricultural classed property.
- Evaluate and grade improvements based on construction qualities using the criteria established by the County.
- Update and/or create a computerized property record for each property reviewed.
- Perform physical inspections in the area(s) of responsibility relating to new construction, partial construction, alterations/additions, & as requested due to valuation appeal.
- Assist in analyzing market data used to determine annual adjustments to the assessment.
- Complete routine assessment duties, including making divisions of property, processing change orders, and coding recorded sales documents.
- Answer questions/concerns from property owners regarding property value, classification, property tax, and the assessment process in a timely and professional manner.
- Assist with answering questions regarding property valuation or assessment procedures at Open Book and Local Boards of Appeal and Equalization meetings.
- Perform other duties as assigned.
Benefits
- Flexible work schedule.
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What This Job Offers
Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level
