consulting - appeal - special assessment - development
consulting - appeal - special assessment - development
consulting - appeal - special assessment - development
Tim Haskell has been providing valuation services to the Northwest since 1990. Tim operated a full function appraisal office exclusively until 2010 when he accepted a position with Marion County to supervise the Rural Appraisal Section through the end of 2015. Rural Section duties required extensive knowledge of special assessment statutes and administrative rules, and Tim has become an expert in these areas over his time in the Assessor's Office. His expertise includes knowledge of assessor office practices, proper ways to challenge assessment decisions and strategies for gaining and maintaining compliance with special assessment requirements, resulting in significant savings for taxpayers.
Tim has a thorough background in appraisal, assessment & taxation, county government and the broader context of organizational communication and management. Tim's appraisal background includes strategic communication with local investors as well as national lenders, government agencies, elected officials and numerous stakeholders across a wide spectrum of customers and businesses. Building partnerships with individual lenders, appraisal management companies, industry professionals and taxpayers is an area of strength for Tim. He has adopted an approach that always seeks to improve principles and practices while developing opportunities through associations and partnerships, both public and private.
Tim has a comprehensive knowledge of Oregon Revised Statutes, Administrative Rules and case law, focusing on impacts to both local government and taxpayers. Tim led the Farm Board for the Marion County Assessor's Office which consisted of prominent area farm operators and managers, representatives from agencies such as the Oregon Department of Revenue, other staff and the general public. The purpose of the Farm Board is to establish and maintain effective communication with recognized large-scale agricultural operators within the county. Tim's knowledge of the complexities inherent in land use regulations and his familiarity with the rural farming community affords him a unique opportunity to provide specialized services to a wide variety of farm managers, agricultural operators and taxpayers.
Tim Haskell has been providing valuation services to the Northwest since 1990. Tim operated a full function appraisal office exclusively until 2010 when he accepted a position with Marion County to supervise the Rural Appraisal Section through the end 2015. Rural Section duties required extensive knowledge of special assessment statutes and administrative rules, and Tim has become an expert in these areas over his time in the Assessor's Office. His expertise includes knowledge of assessor office practices, proper ways to challenge assessment decisions and strategies for gaining and maintaining compliance with special assessment requirements, resulting in significant savings for taxpayers.
Tim has a thorough background in appraisal, assessment & taxation, county government and the broader context of organizational communication and management. Tim's appraisal background includes strategic communication with local investors as well as national lenders, government agencies, elected officials and numerous stakeholders across a wide spectrum of customers and businesses. Building partnerships with individual lenders, appraisal management companies, industry professionals and taxpayers is an area of strength for Tim. He has adopted an approach that always seeks to improve principles and practices while developing opportunities through associations and partnerships, both public and private.
Tim has a comprehensive knowledge of Oregon Revised Statutes, Administrative Rules and case law, focusing on impacts to both local government and taxpayers. Tim led the Farm Board for the Marion County Assessor's Office which consisted of prominent area farm operators and managers, representatives from agencies such as the Oregon Department of Revenue, other staff and the general public. The purpose of the Farm Board is to establish and maintain effective communication with recognized large-scale agricultural operators within the county. Tim's knowledge of the complexities inherent in land use regulations and his familiarity with the rural farming community affords him a unique opportunity to provide specialized services to a wide variety of farm managers, agricultural operators and taxpayers.
Tim has a thorough background in appraisal, assessment & taxation, county government and the broader context of organizational communication and management. Tim's appraisal background includes strategic communication with local investors as well as national lenders, government agencies, elected officials and numerous stakeholders across a wide spectrum of customers and businesses. Building partnerships with individual lenders, appraisal management companies, industry professionals and taxpayers is an area of strength for Tim. He has adopted an approach that always seeks to improve principles and practices while developing opportunities through associations and partnerships, both public and private.
Tim has a comprehensive knowledge of Oregon Revised Statutes, Administrative Rules and case law, focusing on impacts to both local government and taxpayers. Tim led the Farm Board for the Marion County Assessor's Office which consisted of prominent area farm operators and managers, representatives from agencies such as the Oregon Department of Revenue, other staff and the general public. The purpose of the Farm Board is to establish and maintain effective communication with recognized large-scale agricultural operators within the county. Tim's knowledge of the complexities inherent in land use regulations and his familiarity with the rural farming community affords him a unique opportunity to provide specialized services to a wide variety of farm managers, agricultural operators and taxpayers.