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At 16:08 on March 19, 2009, Two Dogs, Pirate said…
Twin Cities takes leases for Chesapeake.
At 15:28 on March 19, 2009, paula said…
Twin cities is offering us $2,000 an acre. I have never heard of them
At 2:22 on March 17, 2009, Bob said…
JamesCO. there is likely a homeowner organization for your rent house. Ask on the main page indicating the location of your rent house. Twin Cities has been leaving their "calling cards" again with what many, including myself, perceive as ridiculous low ball offers coupled with a lease that no sensible person ever would sign. Of course, each person has to make their own business decision.

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