Where do you find the standby fee for paragraph 2 on the Notice to Purchaser of a Real Property in a Water District Form

You will see verbiage like this: (as of this date, The most recent amount of the Stand-By Fee is $\nExample:\nThe District has the authority to adopt and impose a standby fee on property in the District that has water, sanitary sewer, or drainage facilities and services available but not connected and which does not have a house, building, or other improvement located thereon and does not substantially utilize the utility capacity available to the property. The District may exercise the authority without holding an election on the matter. AS OF THIS DATE, THE MOST RECENT AMOUNT OF THE STANDBY FEE IS $ -0-. AN unpaid standby fee is a personal obligation of the person that owned the property at the time of imposition and is secured by a lien on the property. Any person may request a certificate from the District stating the amount, if any, of unpaid standby fees on a tract of property in the District.\n\nYour best answer will be to ask the assessor\'s office when you pick up a Notice To Purchaser.\n

I recently heard of a realtor that charges a fee to show property. Can i do this??

I've heard of agents reducing commission if they show their own listing to a perspective buyer and then an offer shows up for that same buyer from another agent. This situation concerns who "procured" the sale. I would consult with TAR's legal hotline first before doing so. You pay your annual membership for their services and they have been really responsive when I have needed them. Good luck.