Residential Property Tax Consultant

Patrick OConnor & Associates LP; College Park (GA); On-site; USD 45,000 - 75,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Training fees paid

Commission-based pay

Job summary

Patrick OConnor & Associates LP in Georgia seeks a Property Tax Consultant to assist clients in lowering property taxes through Appraisal District appeals. You will review documentation, research accounts, and communicate with district personnel and clients to navigate hearings.

The role requires real estate experience, strong negotiation and communication skills, and willingness to travel to surrounding counties. Training and earnings include commissions.

Qualifications

• Active broker, sales or appraiser license; CPA or attorney preferred, but not required.
• 2+ years of recent Real Estate activity preferred.
• Basic knowledge of how real estate is valued; commercial knowledge a plus.
• Ability to travel to surrounding counties and work in a fast paced environment.

Responsibilities

• Review homeowner and tax roll documentation and local area research.
• Research each client’s account with specialized programs.
• Communicate with Appraisal District personnel regarding hearing process/methodology.
• Communicate with clients and staff on all hearing matters.
• Participate in ARB hearings in person, via telephone conference or affidavit submission.
• Negotiate lowering the property’s assessed value.
• Conduct formal and informal hearings at Appraisal District.
• Travel to surrounding counties to participate in hearings.
• Manage portfolio for client values $750K-$1Ml.
• Prepare and present files to be heard in arbitration hearings.
• Other duties as assigned.

Skills

Real estate valuation knowledge

Negotiation skills

Effective communication

Research and analysis

Education

Bachelor's Degree or some college

Job description

Description

Summary of Job Description:

provide assistance to O’Connor & Associates’ clients in order to help homeowners lower their property taxes through the appeals process at various Appraisal Districts.

Job Responsibilities:

• Review homeowner and tax roll documentation and local area research
• Research each client’s account with specialized programs
• Communicate with assigned Appraisal District personnel regarding hearing process/methodology
• Communicate with clients and customer service staff on all hearing matters
• Participate in ARB hearings in person, via telephone conference or by affidavit submission
• Negotiate lowering the property’s assessed value
• Conduct formal and informal hearings at Appraisal District
• Travel to surrounding counties to participate in hearings
• Manage portfolio for client values $750K-$1Ml
• Prepare and present files to be heard in arbitration hearings
• Other duties as assigned

Requirements

• Active broker, sales or appraiser license; CPA or attorney (in GA) preferred, but not required.
• 2+ years of recent Real Estate activity preferred
• Basic knowledge of how real estate is valued/commercial a plus
• Will consider unlicensed professionals in other areas of profession
• Bachelor’s Degree or some college preferred
• Powerful and effective communication, persuasion and negotiation skills
• Ability to do multiple tasks simultaneously and continually meet objectives
• Strong work ethic demonstrated through attendance and work performance
• Must be available to work core business hours plus evenings, weekends and holidays during the peak season
• Ability to travel to surrounding counties
• Reliable transportation
• Ability to work in fast paced environment

** Company willing to pay training fees for qualified individuals

• We provide you with a portfolio of clients and access to computers and research material. As needed, the company will pay for any continuing education courses required to obtain a Property Tax Consultant license.
• We provide a competitive salary, plus commission based on the percent of reductions made.

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