Which requirement is NOT one of the qualifications for members of the Board of Equalization (BOE)?

The requirement that members of the Board of Equalization (BOE) must hold a real estate license is not necessary for qualification. This means that while a background in law, residency in the county, and being a registered voter in that county are essential qualifications that ensure members have the appropriate knowledge, ties to the community, and a legitimate stake in local governance, holding a real estate license is not mandated for service on the board.

The qualifications are designed to ensure that board members are knowledgeable about the legal and procedural aspects of property assessment and tax equalization, as well as being engaged members of their community. In this context, the specific requirement regarding a real estate license does not align with the broader criteria necessary for effective participation on the BOE.