SB1811 amends Tennessee Code to revise the qualifications and certification process for assessors of property.
SB1811 amends Tennessee Code to revise the qualifications and certification process for assessors of property. It establishes the Tennessee assessor of property certification board, composed of five members appointed by various state officials. The board reviews candidates' qualifications, which include experience in real estate appraisal or agency, mass appraisal, or a designation from the International Association of Assessing Officers. Candidates must also have a high school diploma or equivalent. The board can disqualify candidates who do not meet the required qualifications.
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