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Carousel Beachfront Hotel
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General InformationWelcome to the Maryland Association of Assessing Officers Educational Conference. Please review the conference agenda to determine the sessions you wish to attend. Complete the registration form indicating the sessions you have chosen. We encourage you to come to the conference, meet your fellow assessors, learn something new, and have some fun in Ocean City. You may make hotel reservations at any
time directly through the Carousel Hotel.
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Conference Registration (Click to access Registration Form) |
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Evening Session: A |
3 Hours CEU |
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Topic: |
Is the Comparable Comparable? |
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Speaker: |
Daniel R. Puma Jr. Certified General Appraiser |
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This session asks the question "What is comparability and how is it determined?". How comparability relates to real estate valuation and the criteria employed in determining comparability. Topics include sale selection, arms length transactions, foreclosures, short-sales, addresses how many comparables does the assessor / appraiser need to utilize and why? Session concludes a comparability exercise asking what sales would you select and why? |
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Registration and Continental Breakfast |
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Opening Remarks |
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Derek Wood, Robert Young, Acting Deputy Director, DAT Hank Sikorski, State Supervisor, Real Property, DAT
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Morning Session B: |
3 Hours CEU |
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Topic: |
Maryland /Delmarva Real Estate Outlook 2011 |
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Speaker: |
William R. McCain, MAI, Certified General Appraiser |
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President, CEO, W. R. McCain & Associates Inc. |
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This session will look at immerging trends in the local and national real estate markets. Topics covered include economic trends, average sale price and list price trend analysis; units sold trend analysis, demand vs. supply, days on market trends, commercial real-estate trends and market expectations and predictions. |
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Afternoon Session C: |
3 Hours CEU |
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Topic: |
Appeals Happen |
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Speakers: |
Wayne Moyer, Certified General Appraiser |
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Assistant Supervisor of Assessments Retired, Calvert County |
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This topic will
be an overview of the three levels of the real property appeal process and
cover the basic tools of conducting an appeal at each level. This session will
be a look at remembering and using the basics of each approach to value in
light of the changing market conditions and work life for assessors with
respect to the appeal process on all three levels. Real world examples and
case studies will be incorporated, to help the assessor/ appraiser utilize
one’s experience, knowledge and education. If the agency's client is the local
jurisdiction and property owners are entitled to quality assessor attention,
is everybody satisfied including the assessor? |
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MAAO Golf Tournament (Click to access Golf Form) |
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Registration and Continental
Breakfast |
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Morning Session D: |
3 Hours CEU |
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Topic: |
Green Building in the Context of Valuation |
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Speaker: |
Ross Litkenhous, MBA, LEED GA Senior Manager |
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SC&H Group, LLC – State & Local Tax |
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The purpose of this session will be to rationally set the concept of green building in the context of real estate valuation. Green building is still an emerging idea, and appraisers and assessors alike are given the difficult task of navigating its effects on value. We will attempt to define green building, isolate its effects on various metrics, and draw a number of conclusions relating to its place in the world of real estate valuation. Attendees of this session should walk away with a better context for green building and be aware of its potential implications for real estate valuation in the future. |
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Morning Session E: |
3 Hours CEU |
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Topic: |
A Math Review for Appraisers |
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Speaker: |
Gregory J. Glover, AQB Certified USPAP Instructor |
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Certified General Appraiser, MA, Senior Assessor, Washington, DC |
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This session will take a new look at math for appraisers and assessors. Topics include building measurement using ANSI standards. Statistics commonly used in mass appraisal, including the mean, median, mode, standard deviation, coefficient of deviation and coefficient of variance. The six functions of a dollar using an HP-12C. An HP-12c calculator is recommended but not required. |
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Afternoon Session F: |
3 Hours CEU |
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Topic: |
Jumpstarting the Narrative Appraisal |
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Speaker: |
Renee C Mierczak, Certified General Appraiser |
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Supervisor of Assessments-Real Property, Howard County |
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If you've ever considered obtaining an MAAO or IAAO professional designation, but don't know how to begin writing your narrative appraisal, this seminar will help get you started. Topics covered are what to look for in a subject property, the types of information needed to write the appraisal and how to obtain them, and the overall structure of the appraisal |
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Afternoon Session G: |
3 Hours CEU |
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Topic: |
Appraising Historic Properties |
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Speaker: |
Teresa R Hartle, Certified Residential Appraiser |
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Assessor Supervisor-Real Property-Appeals Specialist, Washington County |
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This session will assist the assessor/appraiser in the valuation of historic properties by helping to identify historic properties and to note the historic and architectural significance. Recognizing the appraisal principals as applied to historic properties. Attendees will learn techniques to define and analyze the market area, and the highest and best use through sales comparison and cost approaches. |
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Seacrets Beach Party |
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Morning Session H: General Session |
3 hours CEU |
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Open to MAAO Members Only |
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Topic: |
Maryland Tax Court |
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Speakers: |
William Hammond, Assistant Attorney General, DAT |
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David Gregory, Judge, Maryland Tax Court |
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The first half of this session will be a summary of recent decisions of the Maryland Tax Court, Circuit Court, and the Appellate Courts affecting real property tax valuation and assessment.
The second half of this session will review the purpose of the Maryland Tax Court, proper procedures and conduct in appearing before the court and insight into decision process. |
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M.A.A.O Annual Business Meeting |
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Treasurer's Report |
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Committee Reports |
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Old Business |
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New Business |
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Installation of Officers |
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Final Remarks |
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Adjournment |
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MAAO Events
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Limited rooms available |
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Room Rates: |
Taxes NOT included |
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Deluxe Standard |
$125.00 |
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Oceanfront |
$160.00 |
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Two-Bedroom Condos |
$309.00 |
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Mention your MAAO Membership for these Reduced Rates |
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