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Hi Everyone: We got new desk chairs and we have some used (gently but a lot) desk chairs to give away. They are on our front porch and feel free to stop by and get one. Also, we have enough water bags... more

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The Breakers Homeowners Association Real Estate and Home Values

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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...
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Protect Your Child From Identity Theft: Children and teens are attractive targets for identity thieves; learn how to keep your child’s identity safe. You’re aware of the dangers of identity theft—and the hassle of trying to clear...
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Get To Know Your Town: So, you have just acquired a new home and, with it, a new homeowner association. As is expected, you take the time to review the association's governing documents, minutes and financial statements. But what if ...
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