The tele-inspector is responsible for conducting virtual property inspections and updating property assessment files using digital tools and video calls. They must document building characteristics, validate data accuracy, and guide property owners through the inspection process.
The technician supports the property assessment department by managing property records, processing mutations, and maintaining the accuracy of assessment rolls. They also handle administrative tasks, produce assessment certificates, and provide information to municipalities and stakeholders.
The technician is responsible for updating property assessment rolls for non-residential buildings and maintaining accurate inventory records. This includes conducting physical inspections, analyzing construction costs, and applying various property valuation methods.
The appraiser will formulate objective opinions and establish the real value of residential, commercial, and industrial properties for assessment rolls. They will also act as an expert witness in legal disputes and provide guidance to municipalities and taxpayers regarding property valuation.
