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Better, Faster, Appeals: A Practical Session on Using Technology to Streamline Appeals
No full textJoin us for a practical and interactive discussion featuring how Valcre can streamline data gathering and report writing for assessors. Valcre partners with commercial real estate assesors to enable them to more effectively produce appeals. Valcre allows assessor teams to capitalize on the valuable data they are continually collecting and verifying, to increase precision by having sophisticated analysis, maps, and tables flow seamlessly into reports, and to see the big picture of team workload in one dashboard. This session will be a practical hands-on session that will discuss specific case studies and use cases where assessor tools like Valcre can help enable you to create better, faster appeals
Avoiding Double Assessment: Personal Property Deductions in Real Property Appraisals
No full textThe appropriate classification of personal property is critical in developing an accurate opinion of value in real property appraisal assignments. Personal property often transacts with real property and must be accounted for to avoid double assessment. Personal property may also erroneously be included in the cost and income approaches
Agricultural Land Valuation: Data and Resources
No full textThe income approach is often used when valuing agricultural land. A challenge for appraisers is the dwindling availability of data required for the approach. This session explores the income approach, the data needed to carry out the approach, sources of data, and limitations on data availability related to agricultural land
Challenges of Valuing Data Centers
No full textLearn the basics of data centers and how to value them. Participants will learn the basics of valuation and other issues such as secrecy, local legislation, sales verification, business value, realty vs. personal property arguments, depreciation, and reserves for replacement
Residential Valuation Tools featuring Power BI
No full textThis presentation will focus on residential valuation methods utilizing PBI panels. We will explain our Land Population panel and how we examine our data. We will demonstrate and discuss how we develop and analyze land values, show how our Land Updates panel is used to monitor and track progress and demonstrate our Sales Ratio Analysis panel
Best Practices and Real-World Challenges
No full textThis session will explore the challenge of applying best practices in the real world of property taxation, illustrated by general perspectives from The Netherlands. It has a system similar to the U.S., and similar goals for a stable, efficient, and continuously improving system that earns the trust of taxpayers
Property Tax: How Ancient is it?
No full textFew realize the property tax is of ancient origin and most of the practices and procedures used today began in 5000 B.C. The levying of taxes to support armies and public works was the earliest governmental function. Today\u27s assessor will gain a better appreciation of the profession and its continuing importance
Market Value Conclusions Using the Paired Cost Framework
No full textDuring this session, we will unveil mathematically robust methods and techniques for calculating market-based value conclusions using cost data. We will help appraisers establish an adjustment framework to ensure no crucial adjustments are overlooked
Social on a Shoestring: Social Media for the Assessor’s Office
No full textWhy every assessor’s office needs a social media presence and how to quickly and easily build one. Using free apps and the tools you already have, your office can highlight the work you do and the content you already create in less than 30 minutes a day
Simplifying the Complex: Mixed Use Properties in a Mass Appraisal Environment
No full textThis presentation will investigate the challenges of mixed use properties within the context of a mass appraisal environment. It will discuss the various valuation issues to ensuring consistent, accurate and supportable assessments and will attempt to provide recommendations on how (or if) this can be achieved leveraging mass appraisal