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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Greenbriar is a mess. Has anyone actually driven through it?! Shudders. One of DS's team mates lived there.[/quote] There is nothing wrong with the neighborhood. It isn’t shiny and new, but it isn’t “a mess”[/quote] I wouldn't call it a mess, but it looks like a middle middle class neighborhood filled with 1950s-1960s split levels, some of which are quite poorly maintained. People are melting down about architectural cohesion when the neighborhood architecture isn't even nice. [/quote] It was built in the late 60s-early 70s What is wrong with a middle class neighborhood? Are there some properties that aren’t well maintained? Sure. No HOA, remember? [/quote] Surely you knew there wasn't an HOA when you bought the home.[/quote] Yes, we knew there was no HOA. And?[/quote] Then you knew you couldn't control what other people would build.[/quote]
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