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David Denny Broker Associate, ABR, GRI RE/MAX Lubbock 806-535-0448 daviddenny@remaxlubbock.com Where did you grow up? I am a Borger Bulldog, being born and raised in the oil, gas and petrochemical community of Borger, Texas, which is located north of Amarillo in the Texas Panhandle.
What did you do before that? After receiving my MBA out of college, I was a high school football coach and teacher. I also spent 20-plus years as a corporate officer and part owner of an oil and gas company.
Why do you live in the Lubbock area? What do you like most about it? My wife, Vicki, and I moved to Lubbock in 2003 because our daughter, Misti, and son, Ryan, were living here and attending Texas Tech. We have now put our roots down in this community. We enjoy all that Lubbock has to offer including the music, schools, medical facilities, churches and the diverse Texas Tech and community activities.
What designations do you have? I have these designations – Accredited Buyer Representative (ABR) and Graduate, Realtor Institute (GRI). These designations, along with my broker’s license, signify to my clients that I have 1,000-plus hours of training and continuing education in real estate. I am professional and ethical, and these designations give me the tools to provide the highest level of service to my clients
What do you enjoy when you’re not working? I enjoy reading, however, my real love, outside of my family, is fly fishing and the mountains of northern New Mexico. How long have you worked in real estate? I received my real estate license in 2003 and went to work as an agent for RE/MAX Lubbock. In 2008 I qualified and received my Texas real estate broker’s license.
What are the most gratifying aspect and the most challenging aspect of what you do? The most challenging aspect of real estate is the dynamics involved in getting a deal to come together with a buyer willing to buy and a seller willing to sell a particular property. The most gratifying aspect is performing your responsibilities at such a high level that your client says thank you and recommends your services to family or a friend.
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sional and get your home in tip-top shape to sell. You only get one chance to show that particular buyer what your property has to offer, so you need to make the best first impression possible out of each showing. Why should someone select you as their Realtor? Most people getting ready to buy or sell real estate do not realize the important role that a real estate agent has in the whole process. Through my experience, I have the knowledge and tools to guide them to a successful closing. I work hard, professionally and ethically, for my clients, and I encourage anyone looking for property in the Lubbock area to call me.
David Denny, RE/MAX Lubbock What tip would you offer to potential buyers and sellers? For buyers, find and use a great real estate professional and
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pre-qualify with a local lender before you start looking for a home. Sellers – again, find and use a great real estate profes-
What do you see in the future for real estate sales/prices? I believe that the South Plains area will continue to experience a very active business climate in real estate due to the state and local economies being so diverse. This diversity includes farming, ranching, educational and medical opportunities which will help drive income and jobs to our area. These opportunities will encourage real estate sales and prices to grow at a slow and constant level. What local organizations and charities are you involved in? I support the Lubbock Association of Realtors, the United Way and Children’s Miracle Network.
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Pools, Pools, Pools! This week’s picks from homes.lubbockonline.com feature homes for sale with in-ground pools in the Lubbock area. 1. This amazing four bedroom country home has stylish accents throughout, as well as an oversized office, separate dining room and incredible entertainment possibilities with an open concept plan. The included pool house has a large kitchen and bath, an outdoor kitchen and fireplace, a flat screen TV, and a built-in hot tub. Luxurious is all there is to say about the master suite with its 8’ x 5’ walk-in shower and jacuzzi tub complete with flat screen TV. Road will be paved soon. This four bedroom, two bath home with 3-plus car garage is located at 7516 County Rd 7000 and is 3,878 square feet. The listing price is $335,000. MLS #9976090 2. Custom designed by the original owner, this home has a
one-of-a-kind floor plan with lots of character. This home has it all! The kitchen opens to a hearth room with a fireplace, a secluded patio is located off the kitchen with a fireplace, an outdoor kitchen overlooks the pool with a waterfall, and the fourth bedroom would make a great office. This four bedroom, three bath, and 2 car garage home is in a great neighborhood and is $344,950. This home at 3910 75th Place is 3,633 square feet. MLS #9978689 3. Enjoy spacious home living with two living rooms, an office and a pool. Walls of windows make up the sunroom looking out into a delightful backyard. A storage shed and a workshop are also included, as well as a circular drive and a large covered porch. This is a 3 bedroom, 2 bath, 2 car garage home with 2,292 square feet. It is located at 5713 73rd St. and is priced at $159,950. MLS #9978851
4. What a buy! The price for this home just dropped by $20,000! The home includes four bedrooms and an office, three and a half baths, a two car garage, three living areas, two dining areas, and a gorgeous in-ground pool! Even with the pool and its slide, the home still has a large lot. This light and bright home with lots of windows is priced at $230,000. The home is 3,120 square feet and is located at 5301 York Ave. MLS #9979017
bath and laundry room. Hurry, this five bedroom, four and a half bath, and three-plus car garage home won’t last long. This home is priced at $480,000. It is located at 4610 87th Street and is 4,284 square feet. MLS #9980359
6. Don’t miss this absolutely delightful three bedroom, two bath, two-car garage home with an office and a huge salt water pool and hot tub! Built by David Rogers in 2006 it comes with all the amenities: trash compactor, sprinkler system, 5. A beautiful home built by alarm system, kitchen island, bay Lowell Bowman awaits Lubbock dining, crown molding, and overbuyers. All the amenities include sized driveway. A patio entrance enthree living areas, two indoor fireplaces, hand-scraped hardwoods, an ters the master bath from the pool. isolated master, butlers pantry and This home at 6107 100th Street sits wet bar, formals, and a china closet. in the Cooper School District and is The back has a wonderful salt water 2,091 square feet. MLS #9981641 pool with a locking security cover, For more information and pictures two covered patios with the one about these and other homes, go to by the pool including a fireplace, homes.lubbockonline.com and enter a 12x18 workshop, and a dog run. in the MLS # provided. The pool house has a full kitchen,
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Featured Floorplan – High Mesa Homes
7901 Avenue O – Cedar Park Established more than four years ago, High Mesa Homes has been committed to building quality, affordable homes for South Plains communities including Lubbock, Andrews, Seminole and Lamesa. Built as a High Mesa Homes model, this week’s Featured Home includes many extras throughout. Located just four blocks from a city park, this home at 79th Street and Avenue O is in a very well established neighborhood near the new Roy Roberts Elementary School in LISD. This home is perfect for the first-time home buyer looking for a great family neighborhood. The home is conveniently located just off of 82nd Street, near Loop 289 and I-27, with great shopping and entertainment just a few blocks away. Highlights of this lovely home include ceramic tile in the spacious kitchen, both bathrooms, entry and utility room. The corner fireplace is the centerpiece of the 24’ x 15’ family room. This isolated
master bedroom includes a very large bath with an “oversized closet.” The overall design of this home also features Low-E insulated windows, a 13 SEER HVAC, and an energy savings foam insulation package. Other features include a fully-landscaped front yard with covered porch. The oversized fenced backyard includes sod and sprinkler and is just waiting for family fun and cookouts. This Featured Home is priced at $119,950 and is sponsored by the West Texas Home Builders Association in cooperation with the Lubbock AvalancheJournal. High Mesa Homes is a proud member of the West Texas Home Builders’ Association, the Texas Association of Builders and the National Association of Home Builders. Don Lynn, Tom Moreland and George Winton invite you to visit this model home, located at 7901 Avenue O, today from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., or call High Mesa Homes at (806) 548-3729.
New-home sales virtually unchanged in July NAHB – Sales of newly-built, single-family homes held virtually unchanged in July with a 0.7 percent dip from the previous month to a seasonally-adjusted annual rate of 298,000 units, according to data from the U.S. Commerce Department. “The fact that new-home sales fell by less than one percent in July is an indication of how little conditions have changed in the housing market,” said Bob Nielsen, chairman of the National Association of Home Builders (NAHB). “While new-home inventories are exceptionally thin, home builders are still competing with large numbers of foreclosed and distressed homes on the market and a climate of uncertainty in which consumers are reluctant to go forward with a major purchase.” “The sales pace of newly-built, single-family
homes in July was in line with what it has been over the last year, and this is in keeping with our forecast,” said NAHB Chief Economist David Crowe. “While we expect to see some marginal gains in sales activity through the rest of 2011, we do not foresee any major advances until economic growth helps boost buyers’ confidence.” Regionally, new-home sales recorded declines of 7.4 percent in the South and 5.9 percent in the West, but rose 2.4 percent in the Midwest and doubled (100 percent increase) in the Northeast from a record low number in the previous month. The inventory of new homes for sale in July fell to a 48-year record low of just 165,000 units, which represents a 6.6-month supply at the current sales pace.
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Create a designer interior look on a budget Interior designers have a knack for pulling together furniture and accessories to create rooms with widespread appeal. But not every homeowner has the resources to hire a professional to help turn their interior from drab to fab. Fortunately, it doesn’t always take a pro to transform a home’s interior. The key to creating a beautiful room is planning. Designers do it and so should you. Measure the dimensions of the room and create a sketch of the area using graph paper or computer software. Be sure to plot any windows or doors on the drawing so that you will be aware of obstacles. Homeowners unsure of what they want should browse through magazines or pictures on the Web for inspiration. Search for key phrases that describe your design style, such as Tuscan, farmhouse, country, colonial, etc. Then read up on the components of these styles that define it. This will help you select items that fit with the style. Once a particular style has been chosen, create a design board just like the professionals. Cut out swatches of fabric, select paint swatches, find magazine pictures that fit with your goal and arrange them on a piece of poster board. See how the items work together. If you are unsure of colors, see which shades were used in the inspiring picture and determine if it will coordinate with your home. When designing, identify or create a focal point in the room
and build off of that. This may be a large window, fireplace, or even the entertainment center if it’s a family room. Place furniture around the focal point and then move outward. It’s also important to keep scale in mind. Large walls or tall ceilings will create plenty of wall space. A small print or wall hanging will be lost in such an area. Be sure to choose furnishings and accessories that fit with the scale of the room. In other words, a huge sectional may overpower a small living room. When choosing colors, make sure they are cohesive. Research the color wheel that artists use to help with designing the room. Some colors are complementary or opposites and still work together. Homeowners nervous about color should choose a color from fabric or furniture and use a few different shades of the same color in the room. Select an accent color that can be used on trim or as a spot of color on a pillow or accessory. When plotting wall hangings or other decor, odd numbers often look more pleasing to the eye. Experiment with different sizes of framed artwork or different shaped accessories for visual appeal. For example, a few rectangular shaped items with a circular clock and a conical flower vase can mix it up in the room. This is where looking at magazine layouts can be extremely helpful. Many stores sell items that mimic the look of higher-priced
Use a magazine picture as design inspiration for your room, then select similarly shaped and scaled furnishings that mimic the designer look for less money. items. When copying a designer room, select pieces that are similar, but not necessarily the same brands. Consider shopping at second-hand stores or antique shops for discounted pieces. With a little new fabric or stain, many items can look like new again. Shopping online
also may enable shoppers to find items more readily and see how they look in staged rooms. When designing, it never hurts to think outside of the box. Items that were intended for outside may work well inside as well. Hanging lanterns or plant stands could be put to
use in a rustic room. Save some money by making some items yourself. For instance, if you cannot find a particular throw pillow or drapery that fits with your style, go to a fabric store and purchase fabric to make your own. Decorating doesn’t have to
cost a fortune or look like you pieced odd items together. By following the guidelines of a designer room and selecting lower-priced items that mimic the shape and scale of similar accessories, it’s possible for any homeowner to create a room for less.
Finding right paint color to give your interiors personality Painting is one of the least expensive, quickest and easiest ways to immediately transform the look of a room. With a change of color, any space can immediately take on a new personality. Choosing the perfect color for a room is key. There’s no right or wrong color, it’s simply about homeowners finding the right hue for them. While it may be tempting to follow the trends, sometimes the “in” colors simply do not mesh with a homeowner’s design style. In such instances it’s best to go with what feels the best. Choosing colors that impart a certain mood can also help create a dramatic, comforting or energizing space. Certain families of colors say different things and can create a particular atmosphere. Here are some common colors and what they can do for design. • Green – If the desire is for a relaxing, all-natural retreat, green may very well be the color to choose. Green’s connection to nature makes the shade refreshing and soothing to the eye. It can instantly create a calming effect in any space and homeowners need not worry about going overboard with shades of green. Complementary colors to green include shades of red and pink. Use this accent color in draperies or on prints. Fill a vase with magenta-colored blooms and add a special pop of color. • Blue – Another calming color is blue. It can make a room serene and soothing. Blue is a cool color, which means it can also be used in
abundance with little worry. Make a bedroom a quiet retreat with the right shade of blue. A touch of orange or peach blends well with blue. • Red – An energizing and dramatic color, red demands attention. It’s stimulating and provocative, and some people love an entire room of red. However, to others red can be over-
whelming. But red can be used on an accent wall or sparingly to spruce up a neutral color scheme. • Purple – This color is often relegated to a girl’s room, but purple is elegant and regal and can add a touch of romance to a room. Individuals torn over painting with red may want to try the drama of purple, which is a bit
more subdued and mysterious. • Yellow – There are few colors more uplifting than yellow. This hue is reminiscent of a bright, sunny day. A dark house can be brightened by painting a room in a soft shade of yellow that will reflect any visible light. From bedrooms to bathrooms to kitchens, yellow is a versatile, illumi-
nating shade. • Orange – Another vibrant color is orange. This hue can be captivating and friendly and also brighten up dull spaces. Orange adds energy to a room, so it may not be best for bedrooms or other calming retreats, like a den. Homeowners needn’t paint a room pumpkin to get the full effect of orange. More subtle shades, like apricot or terra-cotta, can also add the power of orange. • Pink – Pink is a romantic color and ultra-feminine. Pink has long considered nothing more than a bedroom color, but when used in the right fashion, it can also add spirited whimsy to a living space. • Brown – This earthy, wholesome shade is rustic and rich. It can make a large room seem more cozy. It also exudes a feeling of sensuality and durability. Neutral shades of brown are very popular in homes because they can be paired with many other colors, including blue, green and pink. • White – Some homeowners think the absence of color is ideal. White is fresh, bright and clean. It’s also a timeless choice for consumers who can’t decide on another color. White goes with just about anything, but if all white seems too sterile, think about mixing white with shades of beige for just a little color. Experimenting with color can dramatically change the look of any room in the house. Consider using an online room simulator to try out different shades before painting.
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Twelve tips to sell your home In a tough housing market, every little detail matters. The Texas Association of REALTORS offers the following information for home sellers. For more tips, please visit www.texasrealestate.com.
Dealing with low ball offers When your home is on the market, a prospective buyer may come at you with a lowball offer. It’s hard to not get offended because you love your house, but you should keep emotion out of it. Remember that this is a business transaction and there are many reasons a buyer might present such an offer. Many parts of Texas are growing and there’s an increased need for housing. This attracts investors, who may throw offers at the wall just to see if they stick. A low offer might also be to see how desperate you are to sell. When there’s a high amount of inventory, especially foreclosure properties, buyers feel that they have the upper hand. Counter with something that you see as reasonable and see how the buyer responds. If you’re not happy with an offer, negotiate –
even in a buyer’s market. How quickly you need to sell the property will obviously affect the amount you’re willing to accept, but no matter your motivation or situation, you should make a counteroffer. If a buyer really wants the house, he will buy it at a fair price. If not, you’re no worse for the wear. The only time you might consider the outright rejection of a low offer is in a strong seller’s market. Even in those times, though, it’s advisable to counter – this will show that you’re willing to play ball, but only on realistic terms. When you get a lowball offer, it benefits you to play the counteroffer game. Trust your Texas REALTOR® to help you with the deal. Not only will she help you arrive at a reasonable price when you’re listing the property, she’ll advise you throughout, and handle the negotiations of the deal, as well.
Selling a vacant house So you’ve accepted your new job and are ready to move on to your new life in a different city. The only problem is that your previous house hasn’t sold yet and now you’re faced with the prospect of selling a vacant house – a sure way to look desperate, lose money, and ensure the place languishes on the market, right? Not necessarily. There are steps you can take to make your house more appealing and marketable, even though it’s – gasp – unoccupied. Vacant or not, the curb appeal of your house is important. If your house is uninhabited, it’s important to make sure that the lawn is mowed, the newspaper has been cancelled, and your mail has been forwarded. Invest in some motion-activated lights for the outside. Also you may want to have a neighbor park in the driveway, if possible. When talking about the inside of the home, keep some furniture and lamps. It seems counter-intuitive, but an empty house looks smaller than a home with a few pieces about. Additionally, when a house is totally vacant, minor defects, like a stain on the
carpet or a scratch on the wood floor, tend to stick out a bit more. Also, remember that it’s very important to keep the utilities turned on – buyers don’t like walking into a sauna in the summer or an icebox in the winter. Plus, frequent dramatic temperature and moisture changes are not good for the structure’s integrity. Unfortunately, sometimes vacant houses can attract vandals and thieves. If you’ve got a security system, make sure it’s set, but leave your code with your Texas REALTOR®. You also want to make sure the house has the appearance of occupancy – some timers for lamps you’ve left behind are a good idea. Some folks will even hire professional home sitters, who will rent your home for a nominal fee, furnish it with their own stuff, pay utilities, and are obligated to maintain the home in showing condition. Finally, realize that it may be hard to insure a vacant house, so review your policy and speak with your agent to evaluate your coverage needs.
There are few things more frustrating to a seller than a home that sits on the market. It’s stressful to keep a house in showing condition, and not selling can cost you lots of money. Use these tips as a quick guide to better your chances at selling your house in a timely fashion. 1. Sit down with your Texas REALTOR® and evaluate your listing price. Visit open houses in your neighborhood. Are similar homes priced lower? An overpriced home is destined to sit on the market too long. 2. Do whatever it takes to be away from your home during showings and open houses. 3. Ask your Texas REALTOR® for feedback on how your home shows, and ask him to solicit other agents’ advice. Feedback from their clients can really help. 4. If you intend to hold an open house, consider doing so on a weeknight. Competition may be lower, and you’ll attract the interest of buyers who may not be available on the weekend. 5. Help promote your property. Talk about your home to everyone you know. Look for other ways to get the word out, too, even if your agent is doing a lot to promote your house. 6. If you’re really motivated, you can offer perks
to buyers, such as a cash bonus or help with closing costs. 7. Neutralize your color scheme. Most buyers prefer neutral colors that make it easier to imagine a new home as their own. 8. Consider offering an increased commission or a bonus for your listing agent as extra incentive. If you do so, amend your listing contract to reflect the change, and be sure those details are added to the multiple listing service (MLS). Buyer agents will also be inspired to give your house extra attention. 9. If your REALTOR® has a video tour of the house, watch the tape as if you were a prospective buyer… you may be surprised at what you see. 10. Fix lingering problems, such as the dripping faucet or the door that doesn’t quite close right. 11. Clean and de-clutter – neat, organized houses sell faster than those that look too lived-in. 12. It’s not about you. Buyers want to imagine their family in the house. If your house shows an abundance of your personality, it may dissuade the buyer. There are many other things you can do to hasten the sale of your property, no matter the condition of the housing market. Make sure you consult with your Texas REALTOR® first.
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Beautiful Waterfront Home For Sale at Buffalo Springs Lake. 4 Bedroom, 2 Bath, 3 Car Garage. For Information go to: www.waterfronthouse4sale.com or call 806-741-0777
Lot 7 & 9 East Canyon View Dr. Prime Location!
CR 1860H $65,000 806-790-1561
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2811 S Loop 289; shopping center wtih 850-1,000 sf available at $10.50 sf/year; great Loop exposure; call today!
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6306 Erskine Ave
OPEN HOUSE SAT & SUN 2-5PM
Large 3-2-3 + Office or Small Bedroom 2125sf Spacious Open Floor Plan w/ High Ceilings, Crown Molding, Custom Wood Stained Cabinets, New Flooring, All Black Appliances, Great Size Master w/ Double French Doors, ALL Bedrooms Will FIt A KING SIZE BED! 7 ‘ Privacy Fence, Double FP, Lots of Storage Space!
806-766-8653
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$149,900
6013 100th St.
3516 25th St.
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$159,900 Quincy Park Estates
Cooper West School District. $202,900. Below Appraisal! 806-778-8864
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Beautiful 2004 2 Story Mountain Home in Ruidoso, NM in Upper Canyon.
3 Bedroom, 2 Full Baths, and 3 Decks. Beautiful Views! Fenced Backyard. Low maintenance. Completely Furnished w/ new, quality furniture.
$275,000 OR Rent $200/night until SOLD! 575-626-2249
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New Roof on House & Garage, 3/1.5/2 Detached, Automatic Sprinkler System, Narrow Hardwood Flooring, All Wall & Ceiling Wood, Sitting Porch.
CP Smith Real Estate 806-839-1600 or 806-879-2348
2 West Lake Shore Dr. Ransom Canyon
For Sale By Owner. 4 BR + Office. Formal Dining & Living Room. Corner Lot! Great Views of the Lake! Lovely Balcony! Call: 806-829-2525 or 806-239-5745 Agents Welcome. $345,000
Beautiful Country Home Near Anton, TX
Call Janice Roten 806-549-5574
OPEN HOUSE SAT. 2-5PM Beautiful country home on 1 acre lot in Buena Vista Estates. FSBO. Located off 179 & 1585. 4/3/3, study, formal dining, & upstairs theater room. Completely updated. 1800 sq./ft barn. Horses allowed. Sits next to 35 acre riding park. Beautiful sunsets! $569,900. 806-863-4824.
Great 3/2/2 Country Home on 2.5 acres of land with City water. Backyard Fenced. Septic System. 1/2 Mile from City Limits. 30 min. from Lubbock, Medical Community, & Texas Tech.
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4 South Lake Shore
Ransom Canyon Lake Side Beauty. Reduced!!! Beautifully Updated. Multi Level Deck down to lake & boat dock. Call Ann Briggs for Private Showing. Ann Briggs, Realtor. 806-789-8951
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Very lovely home, top of line appliances, extremely nice, updated interior, well cared for with fire place & shop. Beautiful backyard w/huge pecan trees for shade- SHOP.
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