Ask the broker who their top 5 agents are in each office, and then pick up the phone and call them.  

@Jason Clifford yeah it's for a client for another agent in my office.

Sometimes the tax assessors office gets things wrong.

I live in Albuquerque, and have an office in Rio Rancho.been doing all sorts of real estate for decades. why don't you reach out to me, lets set a time to sit down, and I can lay out the basics pretty quickly. and we can talk about how quickly you can find and acquire a RV park.

Going to attempt to summarize everything up to this point.Current Stage of construction: FramingWe purchased this lot about 3 years ago for $6000Have built 3 homes in this same neighborhood, this is our 4thTook about 6 months of re-zoning to allow for a variance in the rear of the property so we could maximize the size of the home, mainly to accomadate a master bedroom downstairsLot was vacant, cleared out a few trees and started on the foundation, concrete slabAltered the plan a bit so that the patio faced east instead of north, thus making it open to the patio.Project Description: 2-story home, 3 bed, 2.5 bath, 1 office, 1 game room/4th bed2808 sqft,  Lot  6,568 sqft        

You should probably contact your local SBA district office to see who can help you with that.

I work with Guaranteed Rate out of the Wakefield office.  

And to be honest, neither had my broker or any of the people I spoke to at my office. 

Hi Everyone,I had to jump through some hoops to get it, speaking with several "naysayers" in my county assessor office along the way -- they call it the "rule of five," I hear.Anyways, I was finally able to obtain the data I was looking for.

Unless its in a contract, it would be wise to get yourself an attorney and have them send them a nice letter to the closing attorney's office.