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ID #52284891
State Washington
City Olympia
Full-time
Salary USD TBD TBD
Source Washington State Department of Natural Resources
Showed 2024-08-11
Date 2024-08-11
Deadline 2024-10-10
Category Et cetera
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Real Property Appraiser, Property & Acquisition Specialist 5 (PAS5)

Washington, Olympia, 98501 Olympia USA
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Real Property Appraiser, Property & Acquisition Specialist 5 (PAS5)

Recruitment #2024-8-6829

Full-time, Permanent, Represented position

Location: Natural Resources Building- Olympia, WAWork Hours and Partial Telework flexibility may be available and considered

Relocation Compensation may be available and considered

Salary:$5,643.00 - $7,589.00 Monthly(See official listing for full details.)Responsibilities:

Preliminary scope assigned projects for complexity and identification of the appraisal problem to solve.

Prepare USPAP (and when necessary UASFLA) compliant appraisals and review appraisals.

Determine the Highest and Best Use in transitional lands.

Independently conduct appraisal-related research, and establishment/management of comparable sales database by property type and by geographic location.

Independently conduct appraisal reviews, in developing and scrutinizing complex appraisal reports. Determine alternate value estimates in assemblage issues, i.e., treated differently for trespass situations and willing seller willing buyer scenarios.

Develop directions and instructions for consultants on assorted routine projects and obtain consensus from potentially adversarial parties.

Stay abreast of current developments in the real estate appraisal industry as it affects valuation methods and standards.

Assist in the drafting of department appraisal policies, procedures, and guidelines. Research title information and contact property owners as appropriate.

Coordinate site visits, including performing property inspections in urban, suburban, and rural locations, including outstate locations.

Research state and federal policies, procedures, rules, and statutes relating to land use and real estate matters on projects with unique appraisal problems.

Work with the project managers and DNR region personnel to collect necessary data.

Required Qualifications:

A bachelor's degree, involving a major study in business or public administration, real estate, economics, accounting, or a related field. AND Five (5) years of experience independently appraising all types of real property. To include:

Proven experience successfully completing complex before and after compliant eminent domain appraisal reports meeting the Review Appraiser's expectations from which the Reviewer issued a Determination of Value.

Proven experience successfully completing review appraisals of complex before and after compliant eminent domain appraisals.

OR A combination of education and/or experience equivalent.

OR One (1) year experience as a Property and Acquisition Specialist 4.

High-level technical writing skills as evidenced by college-level coursework or completed on-the-job writing assignments.

Ability to work independently applying sound analysis to make decisions, set own priorities, and meet required deadlines.

Proficient use of computers and computer software (including, but not limited to familiarity with GPS, reading maps to identify locations in rural areas, GIS, Microsoft PowerPoint, Adobe, Web, etc.).

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