Senior Real Estate Support Specialist

City of Fredericksburg, VA
Full Time
Commissioner of the Revenue
Entry Level


 
Senior Real Estate Support Specialist
CITY OF FREDERICKSBURG, VIRGINIA

Start a Stable, Essential Career Serving Your Community!
 
Hiring Range: $55,000 - $70,000 DOQ
Full-Time | Benefits |Commissioner of the Revenue’s Office

What You’ll Do

As a Senior Real Estate Support Specialist for the City of Fredericksburg, this role entails several key responsibilities. You will be tasked with updating the department's database, Land Book, and tax maps, as well as calculating tax levies for Public Service Corporations. In addition, managing tax relief programs and assisting with landlord licensing are important aspects of this position. Furthermore, you will provide valuable information to landlords, property owners, and the public concerning assessments, tax matters, and licensing issues. Additional work assignments may include:
 
Property Assessment and Records Management
Evaluate and manage the city's real property records. Tasks include researching various property documents, updating real estate records, tax maps, and databases to ensure they are accurate and current. The management of the Real Estate Land Book and Landlord Business Licenses is also part of this role, along with processing related applications and renewals. Additionally, it includes data entry and retrieval for automated systems and handling tax billing and abatements.
Rehabilitation and Tax Relief Processing
Maintain records for rehabilitation properties, processing applications, conducting property inspections, and calculating exemptions. Assisting applicants with tax relief forms and ensuring accurate documentation are key responsibilities. The role also involves processing building and occupancy permits, ensuring they meet the required regulations.
Licensing and Compliance Support
Manage inquiries related to licensing, property, and taxes, ensuring compliance with licensing requirements, and supporting business license renewals. Collaboration with the personal property team is essential to enhance tax base accuracy, and MUNIS permissions are used to issue licenses and verify compliance.
Public Assistance and Documentation
Provide assistance and respond to inquiries from the public and government officials. It includes scheduling and coordinating hearings, managing communication with homeowners and property managers, and educating the public on GIS and digital resources. Creating and maintaining instructional documentation for team members is also a key part of this role.

Why Join Our Team?

A Career with Purpose
Join an experienced and supportive team that values public service, teamwork, safety, and the opportunity to develop new skills while contributing to the community every day.
Comprehensive Benefits
The City offers a competitive benefits package that offers: medical, vision, and dental coverage, paid leave, paid training, and participation in the Virginia Retirement System.

Minimum Qualifications

  • Associate’s degree in accounting, tax assessments, or a related field;
  • One (1) year of experience performing real property tax,
  • Or equivalent education, and/or experience.

Special Requirements

  • Must have a valid Commonwealth of Virginia driver’s license.
  • International Association of Assessing Officers (IAAO) Level I or II.
 
BE PART OF SOMETHING ESSENTIAL
This is more than a job. It is an opportunity to build a stable, rewarding career while serving the residents, businesses and visitors of Fredericksburg. Join a knowledgeable, dedicated team that values accuracy, fairness, collaboration, public service, and committed to the City’s Core Values

Apply online: www.fredericksburgva.gov/careers

While the position is open until filled, completed City Applications should be submitted to Human Resources before 4:00 p.m EST on September 10th, 2026.

Questions? [email protected]

The City of Fredericksburg is an Equal Opportunity Employer. The City provides equal employment opportunities to all employees and applicants and prohibits discrimination and harassment based on any characteristic protected by federal, state, or local law.
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