Lead Personal Property Appraiser & Team Leader

Fayette Chamber; Fayetteville (GA); On-site; USD 55,000 - 68,000; Full time

Job summary

Fayette County Board of Commissioners is seeking a Lead Personal Property Appraiser to supervise the appraisal of personal property and to lead a team in discovering, cataloguing, and appraising assets. The role includes overseeing mobile homes, reviewing sales ratio studies, and handling appeals for various property categories.

The position requires relevant training or apprenticeship in property appraisal, a valid Georgia driver’s license, and eligibility for Appraiser III per Georgia law.

Qualifications

• High school diploma or equivalent required.
• Completion of an apprenticeship or internship in property appraisal preferred.
• Valid Georgia driver's license or ability to obtain one required.
• Ability to meet requirements for Appraiser III per Georgia Department of Revenue.

Responsibilities

• Supervises personnel engaged in the appraisal of personal property.
• Supervises the compilation of the personal property digest with procedures for discovery, cataloguing, and appraising.
• Oversees the mobile home digest, including reviews of sales ratio studies and adjustments to the Mobile Home Valuation Schedule.
• Reviews annual Freeport Inventory applications for Board approval/denial.
• Processes and supervises appeals for personal property, mobile homes, and motor vehicles; defends valuations.
• Conducts audits of unreturned and existing personal property accounts.
• Prepares monthly reports on personal property issues for Board approval.
• Administers personal property Leasehold Tax abatements.

Education

High school diploma or equivalent

Completion of apprenticeship/internship in property appraisal

Valid Georgia driver's license

Eligibility for Appraiser III per Georgia Department of Revenue

Job description

Fayette County Board of Commissioners is seeking a Lead Personal Property Appraiser to supervise the appraisal of personal property and to lead a team in discovering, cataloguing, and appraising assets. The role includes overseeing mobile homes, reviewing sales ratio studies, and handling appeals for various property categories.

The position requires relevant training or apprenticeship in property appraisal, a valid Georgia driver’s license, and eligibility for Appraiser III per Georgia law.