.- Funding from private and public schools in the district...- Speak to the Police and Sheriff departments about getting assistance...- Start a non profit and raise/solicit money and donations...- Look for Human ___ (what’s the word?

You could also find the tax appraisal on the property at your tax accessor's/appraisal district's website (if they're online also).

Examples are the house the seller built by himself on an acre of land in a neighborhood of ranchers on smaller lots, or the tear-down-ready house in the historic renovation district.

I'm just about to close on my first rental properties, but I've lived in several older homes in the historic district, and shifting will always be an issue.

I am in search of a Real Estate Attorney, in the District of Columbia.

The house is a great size in a great location close to major highway, near an elementary school and shopping districts but still boasts the peace and quiet of the suburbs.

But we know that the type of properties and school districts we own will be a draw to corporate transfers in the countless very large companies along the 88 corridor.  

A big factor for me was staying in a great school district, so that was a limitation. 

Where did it go.I understand sometimes we (the District of Columbia) gets left off and forgotten, because when thinking of the 50 states, we're not a state.

One of the best school districts in the country, and they are quickly running out of land to build.