Make sure that your property manager is a licensed Realtor or Broker, look them up on DBPR, the department of business & professional regulation., or whatever regulatory body is in your area.2.

Doing either requires you to sign a form stating you are a Virginia resident, and the Commonwealth's Department of Taxation takes that as you stating an intention to remain in Virginia after your military service is done.

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Any help will be greatly appreciated.ThanksBiancaIf your 401K is with a current employer just call your HR department and find out how to obtain the "terms of withdrawal" as this will outline how much you can take, what percentage and how many loans.

The first step is to call the water department.

But what they can accomplish as an individual is very limited and a lot of it seems to be controlled by their 'systems'.As a for instance, let's just say a chunk of properties got lost when a file was being exchanged between the lending department and the REO asset managers.

Since the property management company is First Services Residential (a big company) I put in a complaint to their customer service department.  

just go to zillow and click on the tax assessment link...it works in most counties...if that doesn't work, just go to county Web page or state department of assessment and look it up there...in Montgomery County Maryland for example I just do a Google search as follows...Montgomery County property tax search and it gets me directly to the link...in it you can search the address and it will display the owners name and mailing address, send all your mail there...if it gets returned, you have to try and find out who is in charge...always leave a note on the property...info case someone finds it...

Here in Riverside, we have a Community Development Department and it varies by city where these contacts would live.

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