Greenacres Place Townhouses

Yes, Please tell your friend to send a Letter of Intent to Greenacres Place Homeowner's Association.

The website is: www.greenacresplace.org
The Letter of Intent can be found on that site
The mailing for Greenacres Place is on the bottom of the letter

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Permalink Reply by BCW on August 3, 2008 at 9:30
Teresa, I live in Plantation Estates (North of Vanceville). Several of my neighbors have not signed - offered lease but waiting. Is it possible to include our neighborhood in the GA group?

If so, what steps do we need to take?
Permalink Reply by Teresa L White on August 3, 2008 at 9:51
You'd need to contact Greenacres Place Homeowner's Association and ask if it falls within the GAP Alliance boundary.

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