You do have to look careful at your comps and time on the market, as well as calculate your holding costs to see if it makes sense for you.The mayor and his staff are working hard at getting the City of LA up to speed with technology, which is NOT an easy task considering the very old computer systems running in all 80+ departments and sub-departments in this city.

:) Or, at least, compare the meter reading now to the one from the last time you paid the bill, and then judge that against "normal" usage for however many people live there.If you're on really good terms with the local fire department, and maybe if this house has a garage in the basement, they may be able to help you pump that pool out. 

Thanks to the further economic polarization of Canadian society, a, perhaps larger, subset of today's students are going to university with largess in the financial support department and will pay 1100 - 1500/month for a 2-bedroom (each room with its own bath).  

Furthermore, seller signed disclosure stating home as residential property.On Tuesday Oct 13th, 2015 my residential designer and I went to Clark County Department of Development services to clarify some design features of the house.

From a November 2013 News Release by the US Department of Justice According to the indictment, from at least as early as 1998 and continuing until as late as February 2009, the investors participated in a conspiracy to rig bids at auctions for the sale of municipal tax liens in New Jersey by agreeing to allocate among certain bidders which liens each would bid on.

Instead it will likely get you to the right department, or at least give you some numbers to try.

Her department is commercial sales and has never done property management.

UPDATE:  I have reached out to one of the four police departments around here and have already received one good lead. 

my guess is to call the department of finance. what if the lot really belongs to the city. is there anyway to buy from besides waiting for an auction? 

Hi everybody, Im a newbie and never had anything to do with real estale.I'm 23 and a software engineer and I've decided I need to do something with my income.I save around 80% after taxes so my savings are growing up quite impressive.I live in Israel so my first thought was to buy an apartment in Beer Sheva.I have read the untimate begginers guide... and yet I'm not confident not sure what to do first.The city is growing fast (I know a guy who knows a guy, who bougth a department for 75K and now it worth around 110K).