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GENERAL GUIDELINES
www.pagibigfund.gov.ph1. The list of the properties for Sealed Public Auction may be viewed at Pag-IBIG Fund Official website www.pagibigfund.gov.ph (click Properties for sale - Public Auction No discount – NCR Branch Tranche 209). 2. All interested bidders are encouraged tonspect the chosen property/ies prior to submission of bid offer and i
Preventative Maintenance (PM) Manual
www.archindy.orgthe buildings and properties entrusted to them. ... routine tasks must be preformed during a certain period of the year. These items serve to remind parish and institution maintenance staffs of ... Obtain contract bids for summer lawn care and landscaping (if required).
FORECLOSURE SALE
www.hud.gov25. Property (aka Project): The multifamily housing property for sale in this Invitation and all real and personal property appurtenant thereto. 26. Property Summary: Attachment A to the Invitation that contains summarized information about the Property and contact information for the Realty Specialist.
www.etenders.gov.za
www.etenders.gov.zabids must be delivered by the stipulated time to the correct address. late bids will not be accepted for consideration. all bids must be submitted on the official forms provided-(not to be re-typed) or in the manner prescribed in this bid document this bid is subject to the preferential procurement policy framework act, 2000 and the preferential
Real estate: a guide for buyers and sellers
www.consumer.vic.gov.auassist with finding properties or funding a home purchase. Dealing with an estate agent Although you can buy and sell property directly, most people will deal with an agent. Laws govern the licensing and conduct of agents. These laws prohibit unethical practices such as misrepresentations about property including the price, location, size
The Delinquent Tax and Tax Forfeiture Manual
www.revenue.state.mn.usIf the first half of the property taxes is not paid by or on May 15, a penalty begins to accrue on May 16. The penalty accrues at a rate of two percent on homestead property through May 31. The penalty rate increases to four percent on June 1. For nonhomestead property, the penalty rate is four percent through May 31 and eight percent on June 1.