Well, I paid for a few gallons of paint, supplies, plus a bit of sweat.

Just locate your local assessors office (most are online now), and you should be able to lookup the owner of properties by their address.

They would be happy with a large garage/workshop plus a secluded den or office to carry on with business or to retreat to the solitude of a “cave.”

A few months ago I got a call from the agent I work with asking me to look at a place that her office had just listed.

The ones that respond are just gravy.The intention is to have the post office tell ME where the [size=18]ABANDONED[/size] houses are, for just .39 cents!!!

This is true they also have the "Officer Next Door" program as well but you need to check with guidelines and such.

& at least a few Managing Sales folks (that'll have Your office HUMMING!...

The other day I was in the attorney's office to begin "Trustee's Sale" action on some deadbeats (for details see my thread "Not Always A Bed Of Roses").

PIN's are listed by address in the Street Index Number books in the Treasurer’s Office or Assessors Office you will see the Street Index Number books.These books are arranged alphabetically by street name.

Duell, Director of the US Patent Office, said, "Everything that can be invented has been invented."