Winter 2024 FCIAAO Newsletter

WINTER 2024

FLORIDA CHAPTER OF THE IAAO

VOL . 36 ISSUE 1

STAYING APPRAISED If you missed the 2023 TPP Seminar, you missed a good one! With over 100 attendees, this was one of the most highly attended seminars in years. From the pre-conference education to the conference sessions and networking opportunities, it was a big success. Look inside for highlights from the Seminar. TPP SEMINAR HIGHLY ATTENDED 2024 FCIAAO ANNUAL CONFERENCE The Annual Business Meeting and Conference will be held on April 17 - 19, 2024 at the Doubletree by Hilton Universal in Orlando. This year’s theme is Star Wars inspired (by our esteemed leader, Chris Mitts), so channel your inner Jedi and have some fun! Make sure you wear something Star Wars related to Wednesday Night’s Welcome Reception! This year we will be kicking off the week with two workshops. One is a hands on, two-day Excel workshop with Chris Duncan from CDA Graphic Design and the other a one-day workshop titled “Mass Appraisal Benchmarks” with Team Consulting April 15 - 16, 2024. Both will receive continuing education credit. The Excel workshop is limited to 30 students, so don’t wait to register!

INSIDE THIS ISSUE

President's Message 2 TPP Seminar Re-cap 3 TPP Seminar Highlights 5 2024 Conference Flyer 6 Lead by Example 7 Prof. Designation News 8 Excelling in PP 9 FCIAAO Awards Noms 9 County Spotlight 10 Member Spotlight 11 Welcome Reception 12 Sage Advice 13 Education Calendar 16 From the Archives 17 Terminology 101 18 Job Opportunities 19

The conference will commence on Wednesday afternoon and run through Friday at noon. A legislative update, a legal update and four educational tracks will round out the educational offerings. We will be recognizing our Tony Hodge recipients as well, on Wednesday. We heard through the grapevine we may be in the double digits with the number of designees! Congratulations to those individuals!

The dinner, business meeting and President’s Party on Thursday night will be something you won’t want to miss. To enhance the overall experience, we kindly request that you dress at least business casual, but encourage professional to semi-formal attire. We believe this will contribute to the positive and vibrant atmosphere of the event. We hope you are as excited as we are for this year’s conference!

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2023-2024 FCIAAO EXECUTIVE BOARD

PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE

Hello there! As we enter February of 2024, I hope everyone had a great holiday season, mine was good till my beloved Miami Dolphins did their “that’s so Dolphins” nonsense to close out the season. Hope everyone enjoys Super Bowl 58. My prediction is the San Francsico 49ers will win a close one vs the Kansas City Chiefs and the Swifties. Bonus movie list this newsletter! The full list is in the pages that follow, but here are my favorite highlights from 2023 (which may include some things from the small screen).

PRESIDENT Christopher Mitts, PPS, CFE Appraisal & Automation Specialist St. Lucie County VICE PRESIDENT Kevin Hayes, MAI, CAE, RES, CFE Deputy of Appraisals Pinellas County 2ND VICE PRESIDENT Wynta Loughrey, RES, CFE Commercial Valuation Manager Sarasota County TREASURER A. Renee Large, AAS, EA, CFE Chief Administrative Officer Gina Fletcher, AAS, CPM, CFE Assistant Property Appraiser Leon County MEMBERSHIP DIRECTOR Kathy Rhodes, CFE Manager, Western Community Service Center Palm Beach County DIRECTOR Opal Hudson, CFE, CSM, CPM Asst. Chief Administrative Officer of Value Hillsborough County DIRECTOR Nikki Pontello, MPP, CFE Chief Administrative Officer St. Johns County DIRECTOR Sage Sullivan, MBA, PPS, RES, CFE TPP Division Chief Duval County IMMEDIATE PAST PRESIDENT Dee Dee Harnish, RES, AAS, CFE Director, Valuation Monroe County Clay County SECRETARY

CHRIS MITTS PPS, CFE

In December we held our annual TPP Seminar, which going forward will be conference instead of seminar. This year had a record attendance of 110 attendees! The TPP Steering Committee put on a fantastic show over two and a half days. We also held another Excel workshop which was geared toward a more general approach, and it was a hit for our members. This same workshop will be offered during our Annual Conference in April. Our very own Kevin Hayes taught the 7-hour USPAP class on Tuesday. Big thanks to Lori Dorian from Pinellas County. As the TPP chair, she and the TPP steering committee set up another great TPP Conference. Our sponsor, Tax Management Associates, provided a great afternoon break on Thursday. Tangible Personal Property is of course the best area at the Property Appraiser’s office and yes, I am biased. With the new year, that means the Annual FCIAAO Conference is right around the corner. This year the event will be held at the Doubletree by Hilton at the Entrance to Universal Studios in Orange County April 17 through 19. Once again, we are happy to welcome The Florida Association of Cadastral Mappers (FACM) to our conference. The FACM session will be on Wednesday, April 17. Please go to their website to find out more. The Steering Committees have put together fantastic sessions for you. We have our conference flyers out now and the full agenda will be available soon. Make sure you book your hotel rooms by March 25 to receive the discounted rate. (cont’d next page) -Godzilla Minus One (Best movie of 2023, will die on this hill) -Oppenheimer (Christopher Nolan does no wrong) -Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny (Harrison Ford is forever Dr Henry “Indiana” Jones Jr) -The Super Mario Brothers Movie (Since I got that NES for Christmas, it’s always been Mario time) -Guardians of the Galaxy Volume 3 -Star Trek Picard (Superior Klingon technology and that scene at the end of episode 9) -Star Wars Ahsoka (I got live action Rebels characters and Thrawn, life is good) -Monarch Legacy of Monsters (it’s Godzilla’s world and we are just living in it)

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PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE (CONT’D)

The theme for this year’s conference will be A Long Time Ago in a Galaxy Far, Far Away. Wear your favorite Star Wars attire for our Wednesday night welcome reception! Registration is now open! For those finishing up designations don’t forget to submit to receive the Tony Hodge award. More information is included in this issue of the Professional Designations Committee.

Thank you, Christopher D Mitts, PPS, CFE FCIAAO 2023-2024 Chapter President

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TPP SEMINAR

Seminar provides education to TPP professionals

Thursday was a full day of conference sessions which included presentations on developments in the Electric industry, the allocation of property values in mixed-use properties, and sugarcane. Loren Levy, gave a Legislative and Legal Update related to personal property and also reviewed VAB Module 8 with the group. In the afternoon, Alex Ruden, an active magistrate, lead the group in a mock VAB hearing. We finished the day with the always popular “TPP Jeopardy” hosted by Neoto

On the final morning of the seminar, Gerry Hoeffner of Personal Dynamics Consulting, covered the topic of Workplace Communication, Complaints and Conflict. We finished the morning with a group roundtable session on Best Practices related to TPP. Our goal as a Chapter is to promote educational offerings for all chapter members. If you are interested in a specific TPP course or topic, please let us know.

In December, the FCIAAO held the annual Tangible Personal Property Seminar at the Embassy Suites Lake Buena Vista South December 6-8, 2023. We had 110 TPP Professionals attend this year’s Seminar. Seminar topics on Wednesday afternoon included “Contract Escalation Using the Producer Price Index” lead by Jay Patel, MS, who is a regional economist for the Southeast Office of Economic Analysis and Information. There was also a session on TPP Appraisal Modeling presented by Alex Ruden, ASA of Southeast Appraisal. Wednesday evening the Chapter hosted a Welcome Reception so attendees could mingle and network with fellow personal property colleagues.

McCollough from Escambia County.

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2023 TPP SEMINAR HIGHLIGHTS

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2024 CONFERENCE ANNUAL

2024 ANNUAL CONFERENCE THEME: A LONG TIME AGO IN A GALAXY FAR, FAR AWAY April 17 - 19, 2024

WORKSHOPS: EXCEL BEGINNERS WORKSHOP APRIL 15 - 16, 2024 $350.00 FEE 30 STUDENT LIMIT MASS APPRAISAL BENCHMARKS APRIL 16, 2024 $75.00 FEE CONFERENCE TOPICS INCLUDE: Damage Assessment & Technology Cost of Sale Immigration Residency Status Portability Divorces and Unique Situations FHFC Certifications Portal for New Construction Affordable Housing Exemptions AI Based Deed Processing Application Sunshine Exchange Proposing; an inter-County Portability Process Current State of Cyber Security Commercial Conversions Appraisers Fight Against Regressivity Property Values Emerging Leaders and How to Support Them External Communication for the PA Office REGISTER AT FCIAAO.ORG/EVENTS SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES AVAILABLE! EMAIL: GFLETCHER@LEONPA.GOV

0 DOUBLETREE BY HILTON AT THE ENTRANCE TO UNIVERSAL STUDIOS 5780 MAJOR BLVD ORLANDO, FL 32819 $160.00 FCIAAO CONFERENCE (MEMBER) $220.00 FCIAAO CONFERENCE (NON-MEMBER) $15.00 LATE REGISTRATION FEE AFTER MARCH 25, 2024

FULL AGENDA COMING SOON!

$179.00/NIGHT THROUGH MARCH 25, 2024 HOTEL CONTACT: (407) 351-1000

$12.00/NIGHT/VEHICLE PARKING

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Hands on coursework. Students must bring a laptop with Excel

Continuing Education Series

EXCEL April 15-16, 2024 8:30 am - 4:30 pm Doubletree Universal Orlando Instructor: Christopher Duncan $350 members/$365 after March 25 Click here to register Dive Into Microsoft

2024 IAAO Annual Conference august 25-28, 2024 denver, colorado

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Thank you for your sponsorship at the 2023 TPP Seminar!

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LEAD BY EXAMPLE

The National IAAO Board of Directors has established committees and task forces to make recommendations pertaining to the operation of the Association and to support the mission and commitments of IAAO. Other commissions and advisory boards may also be established to carry out the Association's programs or to advise the Board of Directors on a particular matter. Members are appointed to committees,

In addition, we have many Florida members who serve on Task Forces. Task forces are created annually based on particular needs and may change from year to year depending on goals and objectives Congratulations to all of our Florida members who were selected to serve on committees and task forces this year! Visit www.iaao.org to view the complete list of committees and task forces.

task forces, and other such groups by the IAAO President in cooperation with the IAAO President-Elect. Being selected to serve on an IAAO Committee recognizes the individual’s commitment to IAAO and its mission and purpose. Volunteers serve one-year terms and are expected to participate in conference calls and virtual meetings. They may work on projects which will improve their subject matter area.

Education Committee

Stephanie Clark, RES, AAS

Ethics Committee

Palm Beach County

Kevin Hayes, CAE, RES

Pinellas County

Katie Grasso, AAS, Vice-Chair Seminole County Kenny Pennington Osceola County Dee Dee Harnish, RES, AAS Monroe County

Governance Committee

Shelly Ann Thomas, Vice-Chair St. Lucie County Dorothy Jacks, FIAAO,AAS Palm Beach County Terry Taylor, CAE, RES, AAS, FIAAO Orange County

Professional Development Committee

Scott Russell, RES, AAS, PPS Monroe County

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ProfessionalDesignation News

The Tony Hodge Educational Award may be granted to FCIAAO regular members who earn their IAAO professional designation. The Executive Board shall recognize newly designated members at the successive FCIAAO Annual Conference and may present them with a $500 check. To be eligible, new designees must be a FCIAAO member (in good standing) for at least 24 consecutive months prior to being awarded their IAAO designation and receiving the award. Award recipients must be registered for the annual conference to participate in the awards program. New designees should email a copy of IAAO’s letter conferring the designation (or certificate) to tdrake@ccpao.com. It is the designee’s responsibility to provide proof of eligibility. Don’t miss out on being recognized as an industry leader Personal Property Specialist (PPS) : 3 years of experience in appraising any class of personal property or in administering a personal property valuation system. Residential Evaluation Specialist (RES) : 3 years of experience in appraising residential real property. For more information, visit www.iaao.org, or contact Jarron Paronto at (816) 701-8137. Happy New Year from the FCIAAO Professional Designation Committee! Within the next month (or so) I will begin notifying chapter members who are eligible to receive the Tony Hodge Educational Award. Pursuant to FCIAAO Procedural Rules, award eligibility is as follows:

TRACY DRAKE, CFA CAE, ASA, RES, AAS

DID YOU KNOW? •IAAO is developing a Fast Track program where designees can complete educational requirements (online) for the RES, AAS, and MAS designations. •All IAAO professional designees are required to complete IAAO Workshop 171 during their 5- year renewal cycle. •Prior to receiving an IAAO professional designation, candidates are required to satisfy specific experience requirements, as follows: Assessment Administration Specialist (AAS) : 3 years of experience in the assessment field. Cadastral Mapping Specialist (CMS) : 3 years experience in cadastral mapping. Certified Assessment Evaluator (CAE) : 5 years of experience in property appraisal or assessment administration. Mass Appraisal Specialist (MAS) : 3 years of experience in mass appraisal of real property.

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Personal Property E XC E L L I NG I N

Nominations are now open for our yearly awards which will be presented in Orlando at the Business Meeting and Dinner on April 18. Established in 2017, the Lifetime Achievement Award and the Member of the Year Award are given to honor those members who have made outstanding contributions to the Chapter. Nominations Are Open! Seeking nominations for Lifetime Achievement and Member of the Year Awards for 2023-2024

Pre-Seminar Excel Workshop aims to strengthen spreadsheet skills

Prior to the Tangible Personal Property Seminar December 4 & 5, thirty students partook in a two-day Excel Workshop which focused on the basic concepts of the spreadsheet software. The aim of the course was to familiarize them with the fundamental features and functions of Excel they could use in their daily work. In 2022, we offered our first Excel workshop targeted at Tangible Personal Property and based on our feedback from that course, it was evident a beginning skills class was needed. The beginning Excel course is meant to

equip students with skills and tasks they would be using every day. Topics such as keyboard short-cuts, navigating a worksheet, formulas and functions and cut, copy and paste techniques are covered. The course then jumps into functions and formulas at more depth and then creating Pivot tables and filtering and sorting the data to streamline your data collection process. The course was lead by Christopher Duncan from CDA Graphic Design from Ft. Lauderdale, Florida. Student feedback was excellent and we will be offering more classes in the future. Our goal is to provide you with education and tools you can use everyday in your work.

Who will be this year’s recipients? It’s up to you!

To qualify for these awards, nominees must be a FCIAAO Regular, Subscribing or Associate Member who must be in good standing with at least 15 years of FCIAAO membership and who has made an outstanding contribution to the Chapter through active participation in its activities. In addition, they have contributed to the realization of the FCIAAO mission in his or her career. Nominations must be received by February 23, 2024 and must be submitted to the FCIAAO 2nd Vice President, Wynta Loughrey via email wloughrey@sc-pa.com Upon receipt of the nominees, the Executive Board will use a majority vote to choose the recipient of the Member of the Year and Lifetime Achievement Awards for the 2023-2024 year

Instructor, Chris Duncan, leads the group through Excel exercises.

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SPOTLIGHT

OKEECHOBEE COUNTY Okeechobee County was incorporated in 1917 , mak ing i t the 54th county in F lor ida. I t was named for Lake Okeechobee, which was i tsel f named for the Seminole Indian words “okee” (water) and “chobee” (big) . Okeechobee County i s s i tuated in south-cent ral F lor ida and encompasses the nor thern shores of Lake Okeechobee, the largest f reshwater lake in the state. The county ' s landscape i s character i zed by vast expanses of open spaces , including wet lands , prai r ies , and agr icul tural lands . Lake Okeechobee, of ten refer red to as the "Big O, " serves as a focal point for both res idents and v i s i tors , of fer ing a var iety of recreat ional oppor tuni t ies such as f i shing, boat ing, and bi rdwatching. The lake spans 730 square mi les , mak ing i t the second- largest f reshwater lake in the Uni ted States . Okeechobee county i s one of the least populated count ies in F lor ida, wi th a populat ion of approx imately 40,000 res idents . Despi te i ts smal l s i ze, the county holds a s igni f icant place in the state ' s hi story , especial ly as a v i tal t ranspor tat ion hub for ear ly set t lers and t raders . In the ear ly 20th century , many immigrants came to Okeechobee county to work on the mass i ve drainage project under taken by the U. S . Army Corps of Engineers . Thi s project invol ved draining the sur rounding swampland to make i t sui table for agr icul ture,

Outdoor enthus iasts wi l l f ind plenty to explore in Okeechobee County . The lake i tsel f i s a haven for anglers , at t ract ing those in search of bass , crappie, and cat f i sh. The scenic Lake Okeechobee Scenic Trai l , a 1 10-mi le paved pathway , prov ides a picturesque route for hi k ing and bi k ing, of fer ing breathtak ing v iews of the lake and sur rounding landscapes . For those interested in bi rding, the county ' s wet lands and waterways are home to a di verse ar ray of bi rd species , mak ing i t a pr ime locat ion for bi rdwatching. The Okeechobee Bat t lef ield Hi stor ic State Park al lows v i s i tors to step back in t ime and learn about the region ' s hi story , par t icular ly i ts role dur ing the Second Seminole War . Okeechobee County has a st rong agr icul tural her i tage, wi th ranching and farming playing a s igni f icant role in the local economy . The fer t i le soi l sur rounding Lake Okeechobee suppor ts the cul t i vat ion of crops l i ke sugarcane, ci t rus f rui ts , and vegetables . The county hosts var ious events and fest i val s throughout the year , showcas ing i ts cul tural r ichness and f r iendly atmosphere. Whether i t ' s the Okeechobee County Fai r , the Speck led Perch Fest i val , or local rodeos , these events br ing the communi ty together and welcome v i s i tors wi th open arms . leading to the county becoming a s igni f icant agr icul tural hub.

BY THE NUMBERS REAL PROPERTY PARCELS

31,701

TANGIBLE ACCOUNTS

4,425

TOTAL JUST VALUE

$9.79 BILLION

TOTAL TAXABLE VALUE

$3.73 BILLION

TAXABLE VALUE PER PARCEL

$117,761

EMPLOYEES

35

*2023 Prelim Roll

MICKEY BANDI, CFA PROPERTY APPRAISER

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M E M B E R s p o t l i g h t

County: Monroe County Name : Yol ima Bernal

Where was your best vacat ion ever? My most memorable vacat ion was in Peru, a stunning count ry boast ing a weal th of cul tural her i tage and di verse landscapes . The highl ight of my t r ip was explor ing Machu Picchu nest led in the Andes Mountains . The exper ience was t ruly one of-a-k ind, as I sensed an indescr ibable energy that took my breath away , creat ing an unforget table memory . What ’s one thing people would be surpr ised to know about you? I played clar inet growing up. where I am tasked wi th mak ing deci s ions that uphold fai rness and equi ty for al l invol ved.

YOLI BERNAL, CFE TPP SPECIALIST

What do you do for the PA? I am one of the senior members in the Tangible Personal Proper ty Depar tment . I handle al l the leas ing company accounts , large di st r ibut ion companies , f loat ing st ructures , cable and gas companies and retai l accounts How long have you been employed by the PA? I have worked for the Proper ty Apprai ser in Monroe County for 22 years in the Tangible Personal Proper ty Depar tment . I have had the honor of serv ing under three Proper ty Apprai sers dur ing my tenure, Erv in Higgs , Kar l Borglum and Scot t Russel l . What do you l ike most about your job? I f ind great sat i sfact ion in the connect ions I ' ve establ i shed wi th taxpayers and col leagues . I f i rmly bel ieve that when you genuinely love your work and the people around you, everything el se becomes an added bonus . Addi t ional ly , I appreciate the nature of tangible personal proper ty work , WI NT ER 202 4

What is some of the best career advice you can give? The best adv ice I could gi ve i s don‘ t be af raid to ask quest ions . Knowledge i s power and there are no fool i sh quest ions i f they wi l l help you understand your job bet ter and be your most product i ve. Think of knowledge as a secret weapon, the more you have, the st ronger and more successful you become. I f you could travel to any year in a t ime machine, what year would you choose and why? 1989, to enjoy what was the nature and beauty of the count ry where I was born, Colombia.

Do you l ive my any part icular mantra? “Laughter i s the best medicine. ”

What are your hobbies and interests outside your job? I enjoy playing pick lebal l and spending t ime wi th my fami ly .

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advice SAGE

Navigating Networking: A First-timers Guide to Conference Connections Dear Members,

3. Initiate Small Talk Break the ice by starting with simple questions. Ask about their experiences with the conference, or seek advice on relevant industry topics and best practices within their office. Small talk often leads to more substantial discussions. 4. Active Listening Be attentive during conversations. Show genuine interest in what others are saying, and ask follow-up questions. This demonstrates your engagement and helps build rapport. 5. Attend Networking Events Take advantage of scheduled networking sessions or social events. The Designees’ Lounge, if you hold an IAAO Designation, is a great place to meet other designees. The Welcome Reception on the first night will provide a more relaxed atmosphere for conversation, and may even have a theme... Lastly, the conference banquet on Thursday night is where you can engage with all attendees, dressed in a spectrum of professional attire, during an evening that begins with the FCIAAO’s annual meeting, followed by awards, and a formal full service dinner.

We hope to see many first-time attendees at the 2024 FCIAAO Annual Conference! There are many newcomers to the property assessment industry and we welcome you. Attending your first conference can be both exciting and nerve wracking, especially when it comes to networking, so here are some tips to help you make meaningful connections and maximize your conference experience: 1. Prepare Elevator Pitch Craft a concise introduction that highlights your name, county, what department you are part of and how long you have been a part of the profession. This will make a lasting impression and open doors for further conversation 2. Research Before You Go Time in between sessions moves fast – review the agenda in advance and decide which sessions you want to attend beforehand and create a schedule. Most important, don’t be afraid to go outside your comfort zone. The knowledge you gain from a session outside of your normal line of work will give you great talking points and help you engage in meaningful conversations with attendees you meet for the first time.

SAGE SULLIVAN DUVAL COUNTY

6. Exchange Contact Information

Don't hesitate to exchange business cards or contact information. Follow up with a personalized email after the conference, expressing your pleasure at meeting them and reinforcing the connection. Another great way to connect is to ask if they have LinkedIn at the end of an interaction – this is a quick and immediate way to connect without having to remember at a later date.

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7. Be Approachable Maintain open body language and a friendly demeanor. Approachability encourages others to initiate conversations with you, enhancing your networking opportunities.

Remember, networking is about building relationships, not just collecting business cards. Approach each interaction with authenticity, and you'll find that your first conference can be a stepping stone to a robust professional network. Best of luck and see you there! Sage

This one-day workshop is designed to help refresh the mass appraisal techniques used in the valuation process and also to help establish some processes and procedures for unusual or more challenging events. Topics discussed include: USPAP, Scope of Work, Mass Appraisal, Market Value, Highest and Best Use Analysis, Neighborhood Analysis, Benchmarks, Sales Validation, Sales Ratio Analysis, Sales Chasing and Trending.

Continuing Education Series

MASS APPRAISAL BENCHMARKS APRIL 16, 2024 8:30 AM TO 4:30 PM INSTRUCTOR: KEVIN HAYES, CAE, RES $75.00 FEE/$90.00 AFTER MARCH 25

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CALENDAR

Education

Registration Info

Course No

Course Name

Location/Date

7-hour National Uniform Standards of Professional Practice Update for Mass Appraiseal

Workshop 191

Tallahassee February 27, 2024

DOR Link

Fundamentals of Real Property Appraisal

Virtual March 12-15, 2024

IAAO 101

DOR Link

Virtual March 25-28, 2024

Principles & Techniques of Cadastral Mapping

IAAO 600

DOR Link

Virtual April 9-12, 2024

IAAO 102

Income Approach to Valuation

DOR Link

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FROM THE ARCHIVES It was Spring of 2007 and the Florida Chapter was gearing up for what was then called the “Spring Conference”, as there were two conferences every year. The location was the Orlando Marriott Lake Mary. As you can see, there were lots of great sessions!

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Cadastral Map: A scale map displaying property ownership boundaries and showing the dimensions of each parcel with related information such as parcel identifier, survey lines, and easements.

MASS APPRAISAL Terminolgy 101

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O P P O R T U N I T I E S JOB

Charlotte

Broward

Brevard

Records Technician I Improvement Appraiser I Appraisal Technician I Sr. Appraiser - Residential/Comm

Appeals Specialist

GIS Cadastral Mapper

Appeals Senior Appraiser(MAI)

Director, Customer Service Sr. Director, Valuation Svcs

Application Developer Database Administrator

Customer Service & Exemptions Spec Info Technology Technician I

Escambia

Hernando

Leon

Exemptions Specialist

Residential Analyst Tangible Specialist

Data Entry Operator Residential Field Appraiser

Orange

Martin

Nassau

Appraiser Analyst-Commercial Public Records Coordinator GIS Programmer Analyst Investigator I, Exemptions

Field Appraiser

Residential Appraiser

Sarasota

Putnam

Osceola Commercial Appraiser GIS Developer Customer Service Rep

Commercial Manager

Residential Appraiser Residential Field Tech

St. Lucie

Walton

Asst. Director of Assessments

Field Appraiser

GIS & Mapping Specialist

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A publ icat ion by the Flor ida Chapter of the Internat ional Associat ion of Assessing Of f icers www. fciaao.org *2024