Governing Documents
Instructions for completing and submitting the forms online:
1 – click on the desired form.
2 – download and save the form to your computer (as a PDF file).
3 – open the saved PDF document from the file location you chose.
4 – click on “tools”, choose “fill & sign”
5 – move cursor to desired field, click to insert text box.
6 – complete all necessary fields.
7 – save completed form.
8 – open your email and attach the docoument you just saved.
9 – email form to desired recipients.
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Don’t Jeopardize the Sale of Your Home!
Get a Re-Sale Certificate!
A Re-Sale Certificate is an extremely important document for buying or selling a home. Without it, a negotiated sales agreement is in jeopardy. Both buyers and sellers of the homes need to have this document. In fact, Pennsylvania law provides if you do not get a re-sale certificate the buyer can void the sale.
Once a purchase contract is signed, pursuant to the Pennsylvania Planned Community Act 180, any unit owner who sells his unit must obtain a Re-Sale Certificate from the Association and provide the Certificate to the
purchaser prior to settlement.
All requests for the Re-Sale Certificate should be in writing to the PLA Office, Attention: Anne Marie Brooks, Office Manager, 128 Sheridan Rd., Hawley, PA 18428.