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For verification of a property's location in a city or unincorporated Orange County contact the Planning Division at (407) 836-5600 with a street address or parcel identification number. Parcel identification numbers are listed on property tax notices and are also available from the Orange County Property Appraiser's office at (407) 836-5000. Also, property listings on the Property Appraiser's website at http://www.ocpafl.

Over 90% of the land in Clay County is zoned Agricultural Preservation. Other zones include: Agricultural Preservation/Urban Expansion District, Landing Field Overlay District, Shoreland Special Protection District, and Flood Plain District. To find out about a particular piece of property, contact the Clay County Planning Office.

You can look up the deed to the property in the county chancery clerk's office or contact the Public Lands Division of the Secretary of State's Office.

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If you're looking for a particular piece for your collection or if you are simply interested in learning more about Royal Doulton collectibles, please don't hesitate to contact one of our knowledgeable Royal Doulton specialists. They're always available to give you advice or assist in finding that one special piece to expand or complete your collection. Call toll-free: (800) 872-0195 or (305) 643-2550 or click HERE to go to our "Let Us Find It" request page.

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Leasing "their" property allows our residents to enjoy all the benefits of home ownership for far less cost, by eliminating the expenses and obligations associated with buying a piece of land.

Please contact the assessor for the town the property is located in; you can find the phone number for the town assessor in our phone directory. If your town assessor cannot be of assistance, you can contact the Real Property department.

You can visit our GIS website. There are several ways of looking up property here which include by parcel owner, deed book and page, by address or by parcel number. You can also come by our office.

You need to know the address, parcel number, or owner of a property to be able to determine ownership. The most current Lee County Tax Roll information is available from Delta Computer Systems website and the Lee County Tax Assessor at 662-841-9031.

Yes, but quantity and value of your replacements must conform to the "identification rules."

Once your Offer to Purchase has been accepted, a deposit (usually 10% of the purchase price) is required. The money is placed in an escrow account. These funds are held during the time needed to close the sale. The balance is payable upon the signing of the Trust Deed at the Notary’s office. Ensure the property is free and clear by checking the Land Registry Office. This is guaranteed by obtaining a certificate of no liens and a tax statement from the treasury.