If they dumped any hazardous waste as well and not just trash the county or city will get more involved.In our old subdivision there were some people dumping illegal chemicals down the storm drains.The water division came out and they eventually caught the businesses doing it and arrested them.

I also submitted some proof of ownership for the land as well as proof of the lot division.

mike,I go through Tacoma a lot. 6th ave is the division of north and south.

But I'd still call to check just to be sure.Note that while the Realtors are a great resource and the most likely to answer their phone to help you (because they sell classes, basically), I believe the "real" authority who matters for your broker application is the RI Division of Business Regulation (DBR) - see http://www.dbr.state.ri.us/divisions/commlicensing/realestate.php (in particular the "Education (Salesperson & Broker)" section on that page).The DBR education resources may not, though, cover the lead specific requirements you're asking about.

When I went to purchase off of the 13' list, I was directed to the "Real Estate" division of the city who would only allow me to request information on 3 properties and had to call me back within 10 days.

We service private client renovations as we have an entire construction divisions due to our high volume of investment acquisition that we do, so this was naturally something easy for us to service as well.If you need or want any additional assistance please do not heists to reach out.

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Go to your county Clerk of Superior Court (property records division) and get a copy… for FIFTY CENTS.

I'm pretty sure that section of the code are regulations for Division of Insurance.  

Depending on the city ordinances, and the code compliance division there, it could become rather costly.