Assessment Matters by Valuebase.ai

Will Jarvis

Assessment Matters presented by Valuebase is a weekly show that delves into the world of real estate valuation and property assessment. Our expert guests share their insights on the latest trends and techniques in the field, and offer practical advice for professionals in the industry. Whether you're a seasoned appraiser or new to the field, you'll find valuable information and inspiration. From understanding mass appraisal methodologies to staying up-to-date on the latest technology, our podcast is a must-listen for anyone interested in the world of real estate valuation.

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    54: Peadar Davis - Competence Crisis and Technological Advancements

    In this episode, Peadar Davis, a geographer and chartered surveyor, discusses the pros and cons of point value systems versus banded systems in property taxation. He emphasizes the importance of strong administrative capabilities and modern technology in developing countries to implement effective property tax systems. Davis highlighted the need for clear communication and enforcement to build public trust and ensure revenue collection. He also noted the challenges of aging expertise and the role of data science in bridging the gap. Davis suggested resources like the Lincoln Institute and the World Bank for further learning on property tax policies. We cover: Introduction and Background of Peadar Davis 0:01 Point Value System vs. Banded System 4:14 Challenges in Developing Countries 14:02 Competence Crisis and Technological Advancements 14:57 Policy Guidance for Property Taxes 18:37 Infrastructure and Property Taxes 24:05 Enforcement and Communication 31:07 Resources and Recommendations 35:11 Conclusion and Final Thoughts 36:53

    38 мин.

  2. 3 ОКТ.

    53: Will Jarvis - Understanding AI and LLMs (IAAO Presentation)

    The podcast explores the world of mass appraisal, offering insights and expert perspectives on the latest trends and developments in the field. Will Jarvis discusses the role of AI-powered automated valuation models in transforming property assessments. The episode delves into the benefits and challenges of large language models (LLMs), highlighting their potential to enhance efficiency in knowledge work. Will emphasizes the importance of prompt engineering and the need for context when interacting with LLMs. The episode also introduces ValPal, a tool developed by ValueBase to assist in property assessments using AI.

    16 мин.

  3. 9 ИЮЛ.

    52: Bobby Upchurch - Handling Upset Taxpayers

    In this episode, Bobby Upchurch, with 22 years of experience as PVA of Wayne County, discusses the county's real estate market, driven by lake properties and attracting buyers from various states. He highlights the challenges of rising real estate values and the impact of social media on public behavior. Bobby explains the property tax system, including assessments, appeals, and tax bill issuance. He notes the increase in median sale prices from $60,000 to $130,000 over five years and advises new PVAs to stay positive amid market fluctuations. We cover: Introduction and Background (0:01)Bobby's Journey to Becoming PVA (2:29)Challenges and Changes in the Role (4:40)Real Estate Market and Property Tax System (6:20)Handling Upset Taxpayers and Property Assessments (10:59)Advice for New PVAs and Reflections on the Job (12:45)Final Thoughts and Encouragement (17:54)‍

    19 мин.

  4. 18 ФЕВР.

    51: Ron Dean - Valuation Methodologies and Market Data

    In this episode, Ron Dean, Muscogee County Assessor, discusses his role and responsibilities, including overseeing the valuation of 49,000 real properties and all business personal property in a county of 69,000 residents. His team of 14 conducts visual inspections every four years on 13,000 parcels annually, with additional inspections for changes or deed transfers. They aim to reflect market values by February and mail notices to property owners. Dean emphasizes the importance of accurate valuation methods, such as sales data for residential properties and cost approaches for commercial properties. He also highlights the challenges of business personal property reporting and the benefits of early tax statement mailing, which Muscogee County has achieved for the past six years. We cover: Introduction and Background (0:01)Current Challenges and Opportunities (1:20)Field Work and Team Dynamics (5:41)Valuation Methodologies and Market Data (9:00)Business Personal Property and Legislative Changes (12:30)Energy and Mineral Extraction (15:33)Coordination and Budget Processes (19:53)New Technology and Public Engagement (23:30)Support from County Commissioners (27:00)Advice for New Assessors (29:39)Leadership and Association Involvement (31:34)Final Thoughts and Future Goals (35:14)

    39 мин.

  5. 11 ФЕВР.

    50: Joe McClour - Transition to Digital Mapping

    In this episode, Joe McClour, the assessor of Atoka County since 2018, discusses his transition from GIS mapping to the assessor's office, highlighting challenges like retraining a new staff and adapting to software changes. He emphasizes the importance of hiring smart, team-oriented individuals and the necessity of careful hiring to minimize retraining and firing. McClour detailed the evolution of digital mapping in his office, noting a significant increase in public demand for accessible property data. He also addressed the impact of new developments, such as a $35 million crypto mining facility, on local tax rolls. Additionally, McClour expressed a passion for helping disabled veterans and the need for more affordable housing. We cover: Introduction and Background of Joe McClour (0:02)Hiring and Training Challenges (2:27)Transition to Digital Mapping (4:30)Role of the Oklahoma Assessors Association (10:20)Public Perception and Veteran Exemptions (14:54)Impact of Crypto Mining and Market Trends (15:45)Election Experience and Public Notices (17:27)Affordable Housing and Market Dynamics (23:37)Final Thoughts and Future Plans (28:44)

    29 мин.

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    49: Mike Twitty - Impact of Legislation on Property Values

    In this episode, Mike Twitty, a former commercial appraiser, discusses his transition to becoming a Property Appraiser in Florida, emphasizing the importance of leveraging technology for efficiency. His county, the second smallest in land mass but sixth in population density, faces unique challenges, including high property density and diverse development. Twitty highlights the impact of new condominium inspection laws and the need for transparency in flood insurance policies. He also addresses the challenges of recruiting and retaining staff post-COVID, noting a 6% turnover rate after salary adjustments. Twitty advocates for appraisers to consider public office for broader community impact. We cover: Introduction and Background of Mike Twitty 0:01 Transition to Public Sector and Technology Integration 2:16 Unique Features of Mike's County 3:40 Challenges and Efficiencies in Managing Multiple Offices 6:11 Recruiting and Retention Challenges Post-COVID 7:41 Impact of Legislation on Property Values 10:58 Flood Insurance and Policy Changes 16:09 Affordability and Housing Market Dynamics 22:41 Transition to Public Office and Campaign Experience 26:26 Advice for Fee Appraisers Considering Public Office 30:54

    36 мин.

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    48: Louis Fitzmorris and Michael McNeil - Challenges and Successes in GIS Development

    In this episode, Louis Fitz Morris, Assessor of St. Tammany Parish, and Michael McNeil, Technology Director, discuss the impact of COVID-19 on remote work, the importance of data quality, and the adoption of AI and GIS technology. They highlight the creation of a digital map of the parish, which includes 135,000 parcels, and the challenges of retaining institutional knowledge. They also address the stable property market despite high interest rates and the need for affordable housing. The conversation emphasizes the value of a supportive work environment and continuous education for employee retention. We cover: Introduction and Participant Backgrounds 0:01 Transition from Mayor to Assessor 1:54 Impact of COVID-19 on Office Operations 3:23 Remote Work and Hybrid Policies 5:00 Recruiting and Retaining Talent 6:06 Development of GIS and Public Transparency 11:43 Challenges and Successes in GIS Development 14:52 Future Projects and Technology Adoption 19:25 Customer Service and Technology Integration 19:54 Continuing Education and Employee Development 23:11 Retaining Institutional Knowledge 25:23 Real Estate Market and Property Values 32:06 Impact of Hurricanes and Insurance Issues 38:49 Final Thoughts and Advice for New Assessors 45:23

    48 мин.

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    47: John Smith - Recruiting and Training Challenges

    In this episode, John Smith, Deputy Chief Appraiser in Hall County, Georgia, discusses his journey into the appraisal industry, starting in 2014, and his passion for technology, particularly Power BI for analytics and dashboard creation. He highlights the cyclical nature of the real estate market, noting a recent recovery post-pandemic. John's jurisdiction, mainly residential, has 84,000 parcels, with 73,000 being residential. He emphasizes the importance of technology, customer service, and effective communication in the appraisal field. Recruiting challenges are mentioned, with a focus on competing with the private sector for talent. We cover: Introduction and Background 0:01 John's Career Journey 1:47 Jurisdiction and Market Trends 4:03 Technological Tools and Innovations 5:26 Recruiting and Training Challenges 8:46 Customer Service and Communication Skills 15:44 Final Thoughts and Contact Information 19:26

    21 мин.
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Assessment Matters presented by Valuebase is a weekly show that delves into the world of real estate valuation and property assessment. Our expert guests share their insights on the latest trends and techniques in the field, and offer practical advice for professionals in the industry. Whether you're a seasoned appraiser or new to the field, you'll find valuable information and inspiration. From understanding mass appraisal methodologies to staying up-to-date on the latest technology, our podcast is a must-listen for anyone interested in the world of real estate valuation.

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  • Автор
    Will Jarvis
  • Годы выхода
    2023 - 2025
  • Выпуски
    54
  • Ограничения
    Без ненормативной лексики
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    © Will Jarvis
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    Assessment Matters by Valuebase.ai

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