We hire Florida Certified Residential Appraisers, Registered Trainee Appraisers, and qualified individuals seeking to start a career as a residential appraiser. As a trainee appraiser, you’ll complete inspections and appraisal reports under the direct supervision of a certified appraiser. An individual looking to become a trainee appraiser may apply as an Administrative Assistant and work towards this goal while assisting in the office and learning from our appraisers.
Residential Property Appraisers Job Description
Residential property appraisers provide objective, impartial, and unbiased opinions of real property. An appraiser develops an opinion of value after detailed research on the subject property. This value is then communicated to the client or intended user in a comprehensive appraisal report. These reports assist those who own, manage, sell, invest in, or lend money to secure real estate (and many other purposes).
Residential property appraisers perform the following tasks:
Gather, verify, and analyze residential property data
Measure subject and any additional structures on the property
Inspect interior and exterior of all buildings
Photograph subject and comparable properties
Note property’s architectural quality and finishes
State the property’s intended use
Assess the subject property’s neighborhood and market attributes
Obtain current information related to the property
Compile all information into a user-friendly appraisal report
This position requires excellent communication, interpersonal, organizational, and analytical skills from an individual with a detail-oriented mindset. Prospective employees that enjoy a fast-paced work environment and are capable of multi-tasking will thrive in the appraisal business.
To apply for a Registered Trainee Appraiser position, you must:
Meet and complete all Registered Trainee Appraiser application and education requirements outlined by the Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation (DBPR).
Have a valid and current Registered Appraiser Trainee license number provided by the State of Florida DBPR.
Be willing to work under the direct supervision of a certified appraiser.
To apply for a Certified Residential Appraiser position, you must:
Meet and complete all Certified Residential Appraiser application, education and experience requirements outlined by the Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation (DBPR).
Have a valid and current Certified Residential Appraiser license number provided by the State of Florida DBPR.
Have credible experience working as a Certified Residential Appraiser or be willing to work with one of our Certified Residential Appraisers while expertise and geographical competency are being evaluated.
Administrative Assistant Job Description
Administrative assistants would be expected to work closely with our office manager, learning to handle all correspondence with clients, oversee our team member’s schedules, and keep the office running smoothly overall. Administrative assistants will also be responsible for handling payments, invoices, filing, and the general organization of our office. Employees in this position will be encouraged to learn more about real estate and will be welcome to begin their education to become an appraiser while working in this position.
Administrative assistants perform the following tasks:
Taking phone calls and e-mails from clients and lenders.
Assist in making appointments and managing the schedules of our appraisers.
Utilizing our computer software and starting new orders.
Posting payments and sorting invoices.
Organizing and filing.
Prospective employees that enjoy a fast-paced work environment and are capable of multi-tasking will thrive in the real estate world.
To apply for an Administrative Assistant position, you must:
Have some prior experience working as a secretary and/or completing various clerical duties.
Be willing to start as a part-time employee with the possibility of a full time position.
Have some basic knowledge of real estate and be willing to learn from our team!
