Elmwood Farm

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Elmwood Farm is a growing community just outside Williamsport, MD. I hope that as more residents visit this site that we'll get to know eachother better and share news and events with eachother.

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Documents & Pages: Add; Elmwood Farm Architectural Guidelines

External Links: Add; Washington County Public Schools; Washington County Website; Williamsport Town Website

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Started: August 8th 2011Replies: 0

I've spoken with Don Owens regarding the many concerns you all have expressed these last few weeks. He is planning to have an association meeting in early September though the date has not been... more

Started: August 8th 2011Replies: 0

Littering

As we all know - the city does not maintain the overall upkeep of our neighborhood. It is our responsibility as property owners to remove any debris and trash blown or dumped on our property - this... more

Started: April 29th 2005Replies: 3

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Elmwood Farm Real Estate and Home Values

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Loan Modification: Is it Right For You?: What is loan modification? How is it different than refinancing a mortgage and what does it take to qualify for a lenders loan modification program. What is loan modification? President Obama recently...
Tags: Mortgage – Staff Pick – Homeowner – Credit – Financial – Foreclosure – Thrifty

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Neighborhood Resource Guide

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What are Dust Mites?: Dust mites are tiny insects that are invisible to the naked eye. Every home has dust mites. They feed on human skin flakes and are found in mattresses, pillows, carpets, upholstered furniture, bedcovers,...
Tags: Homeowner – Health – Staff Pick
It's Never too Early to Cover Your Assets: What are Assets? -- Community associations are typically incorporated entities that often have physical plant assets such as roads, roofs, pools, sidewalks, gutters, siding, landscape, etc. that...
Tags: Association – Financial