What are the responsibilities and job description for the Appraiser position at City of West Allis?
Are you passionate about real estate and ready to make an impact? The City of West Allis Assessor’s Office is seeking a detail-oriented Appraiser to inspect and value commercial and residential properties. In this role, you’ll perform property inspections, conduct real estate market research, and apply valuation techniques to ensure equitable property appraisals.
Key Responsibilities:
- Inspect properties for valuation purposes, including sales, permits, and new construction.
- Use methods like sales comparison, cost, and income capitalization to determine property values.
- Prepare and maintain accurate records using software and sketching tools.
- Collaborate with buyers, sellers, and the public to gather economic property data.
- Present findings to the Board of Review and Circuit Court, ensuring transparent communication.
- Provide exceptional service to property owners, legal representatives, and other stakeholders.
If you excel in communication, have a sharp attention to detail, and are dedicated to serving the community, consider joining the City of West Allis as an Appraiser. Enjoy a competitive benefits package including contributory medical and fully paid dental benefits, a contributory dual pension program, and generous time off. West Allis residents earn an additional 5% on top of the pay range. Learn more and apply today!
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- Analyze and list all real and personal property within the City of West Allis. Classify property by its use.
- Inspect property (residences and buildings), new construction and major improvements to existing structure to establish value.
- Prepare documentation of completed inspections.
- Take photographs of properties.
- Utilize sketching software to create accurate drawings of buildings and other structures.
- Appraise real and personal property for assessment purposes using the sales comparison, cost, and income capitalization approaches.
- Gather information about property by communicating with buyers and sellers, fielding sales, conducting rental surveys, examining leases, noting building occupancy and obtaining other economic information necessary to estimate market values of a real property.
- Make recommendations to the Board of Review.
- Present testimony before the Board and Review and Circuit Court.
- Provide prompt, courteous and customer focused service, information and assistance to departmental employees, the public, other city departments and other agencies; handle inquiries from property owners in person, over the phone and by e-mail.
- Explain assessed values to property owners, leasing agents, managers and legal representatives.
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Education in real estate, appraisal, economics, geography, urban planning, accounting, or business.
Experience in the assessment profession, appraisal profession, urban planning, or real estate.
Licenses: Residential Appraiser, Certified Residential Appraiser, Certified General Appraiser.
The DOR Property Appraiser certification must be obtained within six months of the hire date.
A Bachelor's or Associate’s degree in Administrative Professional or a related field.
The selection method will consist of one or more of the following: prescreen, interview, written tests, or other assessment methods.
Salary : $29 - $40
