Property Appraiser I – Field & Data Analyst

Elko County; Elko (NV); On-site; USD 55,000 - 75,000; Full time

Job summary

Elko County is seeking a Real Property Appraiser to perform ad valorem tax appraisal. You will conduct field investigations, analyze data, and prepare cost studies and drawings for residential properties.

Candidates should have 2-year degree coursework with appraisal hours or equivalent experience, and a valid Nevada driver’s license. Proficiency with Excel/Word and knowledge of NV statutes are required.

Qualifications

• College coursework or enrollment in a 2‑year degree program with 180 hours of appraisal classes or a mix of experience/education to meet requirements.
• Must maintain a valid Nevada driver’s license.
• Knowledge of PCs and MS Office (Excel and Word); Nevada statutes and NAC; real property appraisal methods.

Responsibilities

• Conduct field investigations for residential properties.
• Analyze data in the appraisal of real property.
• Collect, analyze, and tabulate data on sales, rentals, and costs of real and other properties.
• Assist in income and cost studies of various properties.
• Assist in computations and verifications in cost estimating and appraisal.
• Prepare scaled drawings of buildings and additions.
• Answer taxpayers' questions regarding appraisals.
• Comply with Elko County policies and procedures.

Skills

Verbal and written communication

Time management

Interpersonal skills

Arithmetic computations

Data collection and analysis

Adaptability

Education

2‑year degree coursework or enrollment with 180 appraisal hours

Nevada driver’s license

Tools

Excel

Word

Job description

Elko County is seeking a Real Property Appraiser to perform ad valorem tax appraisal. You will conduct field investigations, analyze data, and prepare cost studies and drawings for residential properties.

Candidates should have 2-year degree coursework with appraisal hours or equivalent experience, and a valid Nevada driver’s license. Proficiency with Excel/Word and knowledge of NV statutes are required.