Barb's Farm Community

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Welcome

Welcome to Barb's Farm Community Website! The website is no longer being updated, however you can still access lots of informative articles, Barb's Farm Corporate documents, including our deed restrictions, and several requested forms can be obtained from the website. You can still access and read past community newsletters and minutes from Board and community meetings.

Hopefully, sometime in the future, we will have a full Board consisting of 8 volunteer homeowners instead of 5. This would enable us to spread out Board responsibilities better and allow us to get back to updating the website throughout the year.

Please contact Beverly Harding at BC Communities (302)234-7710 ext. 1104 or email bharding@bccommunities.org if you'd like to volunteer to become a Board member or need other community information.

Pages & Links

Pages created by us and Links concerning our neighborhood and local area.

Documents & Pages: Add; WHAT IS OUR COMMUNITY ASSESSMENT FEE USED FOR?; DEED VIOLATION REPORTING FORM; Warning To BF Residents: Break-Ins Reported; MAINTENANCE ORGANIZATION QUESTIONS ANSWERED

External Links: Add; New Castle County Police Department; BUILDING PERMIT PROCESS; City of New Castle; REGISTER FOR CHEMICAL RELEASE ALERT NOTIFICATIONS

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Barb's Farm Community Real Estate and Home Values

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A Guide for First Time Homebuyers: Neighborhood Link has created a series of articles for the first time home buyer that will help guide you through this exciting but some times overwhelming process. Buying Your First Home! Buying your first...
Tags: Thrifty – Homeowner – First Time Homebuyer – Homes – Mortgage

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Neighborhood Resource Guide

Find essential information for homeowners, associations, and the community.

What is Foreclosure?: In order to purchase your house you probably had to borrow money from lending institution (bank, mortgage company, etc). When you signed the load documents you agreed that in the event you cannot make your...
Tags: Financial – Thrifty – Credit – Foreclosure – Real Estate – Mortgage – Staff Pick – Association
Can my HOA Restrict the Usage of its facilities?: If your public facilities are important to your everyday life, and they have been taken away, it is within your rights as a homeowner to address the situation. Evaluate why such restrictions may have been put...
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