Maps of Portsmouth
Following is a list of map titles and descriptions that can be viewed and downloaded as PDF files. They were produced using data from Portsmouth's geographic information system (GIS)on such topics as: recycling routes, park locations, zoning, snow removal routes, school districts, voting locations, historic districts, constructions projects, and more.
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This is a great resource -- a homebuyers checklist that you can prioritize to help you narrow down what you are looking for, and print a bunch of blank forms to take with you at each house you look at. It will help you to remember the home, and help you in the decision making process of ''turning your dream home into reality''.
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Relocation is not something to take lightly, especially if several people are involved in the decision. The quality of schools in a prospective area is an important factor to consider when children reside in the home. Health care accessibility is another important issue. There are five critical components a family should evaluate when contemplating a move to a new place.
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There is no need to be in the dark when trying to decipher all that confusing real estate jargon that is getting thrown around. Whether you are buying or selling, check out this glossary of real estate terms and if you still have questions, don't hesitate to ask Tom, your real estate agent/broker -- that is what he is there for!
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FEMA - Flood Zone Maps of New Hampshire
Q: How do I find out if a property is in a ‘flood zone’ without having a bank do the research?
A: You can find that information and much more info on flood zones, flood risks, and how to protect yourselves on the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) website and look under Flood Maps by clicking here: FEMA
The homebuying process can seem complicated, but if you take things step-by-step, you will soon be holding the keys to your own home! Just follow these nine steps to buying a home...
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100 Questions & Answers About Buying A New Home
Dear Future Homeowner:
Homeownership is becoming a reality for more and more Americans. During 2000, the US homeownership rate reached 67.7%, the highest rate ever. Yet many Americans don't realize that homeownership is within their grasp.
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