Whom to Contact (Other Ownership Issues) - Q & A
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Where do I get information on homes for sale in Houston, TX with historic value? |
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For information about homes in Houston with historic value, contact the National Trust for Historic Preservation, Washington, D.C. at (202) 673-4000. |
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Where do I get information on housing market stats in Houston, TX? |
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A Houston real estate agent is a good source for finding out the status of the local housing market. So is your statewide association of REALTORS®, most of which are continuously compiling such statistics from local real estate boards. |
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How do I reach the IRS? |
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To reach the Internal Revenue Service, call (800) TAX-1040. |
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Where do I get information about finding a Houston real estate attorney? |
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To find a Houston real estate attorney, contact your local bar association, which may offer local referral services. You may also ask friends or your real estate agent for their recommendations. When you have several names, call each to find out about fees and their level of experience. |
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How do I monitor my ARM loan? |
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Consumer Loan Advocates publishes a book with form letters and worksheets to help people who want to check mortgage payments or adjustments on their own. It costs $19.95 plus $4 shipping and handling. For a copy, write or call Consumer Loan Advocates, 655 Rockland Road, Lake Bluff, IL 60044; (847) 615-0024. |



