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Appraiser Trainee
Job Field: Government Jobs
Location: LOGAN, UT
Salary: $15.00 - $15.00 Hourly
Job Type: Full Time
Location: LOGAN, UT
Salary: $15.00 - $15.00 Hourly
Job Type: Full Time
JOB SUMMARY:
Appraiser Trainee is needed for a Cache county municipality. Required Knowledge, Skills and Abilities: Some understanding of terminology unique to the appraisal field; current principles, procedures, techniques and approaches to value used in the appraisal of real property; county geography; computer assisted property appraisal, tax laws of the State of Utah as they relate to property tax and the taxing process; material quality and cost of construction; appraisal methodologies related to market, cost and income; methods of land appraisal including the terrain, capacity of soil, and comparable value; sales ratio studies and coefficient of dispersion; interpersonal communication skills; blue print reading; drafting principles and terminology. Ability to visually observe the details of property and arrive at a accurate and equitable appraisal; apply appropriate methods of valuation; make mathematical calculations in determining percentages, volumes, areas, acreage, etc.; interpret cost manuals used in the appraisal of property and apply appropriate methods of valuation; make judgment decisions in the appraisal process; read legal descriptions, deeds, plat books, maps, and blue prints; operate a variety of tools and equipment i.e. calculator, computer, typewriter, camera, drafting instruments, measuring devices, etc.; communicate effectively verbally and in writing; develop and maintain effective working relationship with the public, fellow employees, and supervisors; follow written and verbal instructions. Qualifications: * A Bachelors' Degree from an accredited college/university preferably in a field of study related to real estate, property appraisal or related field OR currently hold a State of Utah Certified Residential or General Appraisal License. Special Qualifications: * Must become a Certified Residential Appraiser within three (3) years of employment; become a designated Ad Valorum real property appraiser by the State Tax Commission; * Must maintain certification through completion of bi-annual state training; * Must possess a valid Utah driver?s license with no DUIs, ARRs, and no more than two (2) moving violations within the past 24 months. Closing Date: November 13, 2012.
Appraiser Trainee is needed for a Cache county municipality. Required Knowledge, Skills and Abilities: Some understanding of terminology unique to the appraisal field; current principles, procedures, techniques and approaches to value used in the appraisal of real property; county geography; computer assisted property appraisal, tax laws of the State of Utah as they relate to property tax and the taxing process; material quality and cost of construction; appraisal methodologies related to market, cost and income; methods of land appraisal including the terrain, capacity of soil, and comparable value; sales ratio studies and coefficient of dispersion; interpersonal communication skills; blue print reading; drafting principles and terminology. Ability to visually observe the details of property and arrive at a accurate and equitable appraisal; apply appropriate methods of valuation; make mathematical calculations in determining percentages, volumes, areas, acreage, etc.; interpret cost manuals used in the appraisal of property and apply appropriate methods of valuation; make judgment decisions in the appraisal process; read legal descriptions, deeds, plat books, maps, and blue prints; operate a variety of tools and equipment i.e. calculator, computer, typewriter, camera, drafting instruments, measuring devices, etc.; communicate effectively verbally and in writing; develop and maintain effective working relationship with the public, fellow employees, and supervisors; follow written and verbal instructions. Qualifications: * A Bachelors' Degree from an accredited college/university preferably in a field of study related to real estate, property appraisal or related field OR currently hold a State of Utah Certified Residential or General Appraisal License. Special Qualifications: * Must become a Certified Residential Appraiser within three (3) years of employment; become a designated Ad Valorum real property appraiser by the State Tax Commission; * Must maintain certification through completion of bi-annual state training; * Must possess a valid Utah driver?s license with no DUIs, ARRs, and no more than two (2) moving violations within the past 24 months. Closing Date: November 13, 2012.
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