Property Valuation Specialist – Real Estate & Tax

County Of Todd; Long Prairie (MN); Sur place; USD 55 000 - 75 000; Plein temps

Résumé du poste

County Of Todd in Minnesota seeks an Assessor to appraise and classify property for tax purposes. You will determine land and building values, work with the CAMA system, and explain homestead and credits to taxpayers while collaborating with supervisors and boards.

The role requires knowledge of assessment laws, GIS familiarity, and strong data skills. Travel to meetings and accurate document review are essential.

Qualifications

• High school diploma or GED with coursework in assessment or related fields.
• Familiarity with GIS applications, CAMA, computer skills in data processing.
• Certification by the MN State Board of Assessor within one year of hire.
• Licensed as an Accredited Minnesota Assessor within five years of licensure.

Responsabilités

• Appraises and classifies residential, agricultural, seasonal recreation, mobile homes and other property for assessment.
• Determines value and quality of land and buildings; interacts with supervisor on discrepancies.
• Compute county property values using the CAMA system for townships/cities.
• Explain homestead linking, agricultural credits and other tax issues to taxpayers.
• Attend board of appeal meetings; review real estate transfer documents and eCRVs.
• Draw maps, charts, and descriptions to aid taxpayer understanding of valuations.

Connaissances

Property assessment knowledge

Mathematical ability

Communication with taxpayers

Data analysis

Formation

High school diploma or GED

MN State Board of Assessor certification within 1 year

Accredited Minnesota Assessor within 5 years

Outils

CAMA system

GIS applications

Data processing software

Description du poste

County Of Todd in Minnesota seeks an Assessor to appraise and classify property for tax purposes. You will determine land and building values, work with the CAMA system, and explain homestead and credits to taxpayers while collaborating with supervisors and boards.

The role requires knowledge of assessment laws, GIS familiarity, and strong data skills. Travel to meetings and accurate document review are essential.