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Tomato Taste-Off a Way to Sample Love Apples

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enthusiasts gather to taste over 70 varieties and vote on the tastiest of the lot. Entry is free if you bring three or more medium to large tomatoes or 10 cherry tomatoes of one kind, with the variety name on a card, to donate to the tasting. All entries must be home-grown. If you have no tomatoes to bring, there will be a $5 entrance fee. Fill up your refrigerator with produce from Thistle Whistle Farm. Donations of non-perishable food items for Community Food Share will be Taste of Tomato brings out tomatoes of many hued variety for gardners and the collected at the event, so public to sample. (shutterstock.com) bring along canned or boxed food. I’ll be the first temperatures above For more information on to admit this has 87-degrees. the Taste of Tomato, visit not been a good Once the weather harlequinsgardens.com. gardening year. broke and cool, moist While there was conditions arrived, ————————————— a bumper crop of plants recovered Colorado State University garlic, the eggplant and set fruit well. Extension, together with Boulder is amazing, corn Those are sizing up County Parks and Open Space, is taller than and ripening but not provides unbiased, research-based the garage, and ready yet, creating cabbage kept us hordes of love appleinformation about consumer and in slaw, the one starved gardeners family issues, horticulture, natural CAROL O’MEARA vegetable I judge eager for a summer resources, agriculture and 4-H CSU Extension the summer by is feast. The only thing youth development. For more lacking: tomatoes. keeping us from midnight raids information contact Extension at High heat slowed fruit set on successful gardens to pilfer the Boulder County Fairgrounds, and herbicide drift twisted the tomatoes is that we can’t figure 9595 Nelson Rd., Box B, Longmont, plants, so I’m left with living out how to pin the blame on 303.678.6238, or visit the web site vicariously through others whose squirrels. at ext.colostate.edu/boulder. plants are producing lovely, If you find yourself in the luscious, delicious love apples. group that’s longing for love They’re putting them on salads apples, head out to the Taste of and popping them into their Tomato in Boulder. Sponsored mouths for a quick snack; thick by Harlequin’s Gardens and slices of them rest alongside fresh Colorado State University TASTE OF TOMATO mozzarella and basil. Extension in Boulder County, the But I’m not alone in tomato Taste of Tomato is an opportunity WHEN: Saturday Sept. 9, envy; other gardeners are to sample tomatoes in all its 10 a.m. - 1 p.m. reporting that their tomatoes stripes, colors, shapes, and sizes. were slow this year, and for that, Scheduled for Saturday, we have Mother Nature to thank. September 9, 10 am to 1 p.m. at WHERE: Gateway Park, Wet, cold, snowy weather into Gateway Park, 4800 N. 28th St. 4800 N. 28th St., Boulder mid-May kept soils cold enough in Boulder, the Taste of Tomato to slow the plant’s growth, and is where gardeners can bring then extreme heat in June and their tomatoes for others to try MORE INFORMATION: July interfered with fruit set, and sample the products others harlequinsgardens.com as tomatoes don’t set fruit in are growing. Each year, tomato

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When to water tomatoes? When they need it By Debbie Arrington, The Sacramento Bee (TNS) Our very warm summer continues. That’s helped fuel a red-hot debate over when to water tomatoes. Recent advice on not watering during the heat of the late afternoon left several readers — and other plant experts — steamed. Kate Karam of Monrovia Nurseries, the wholesale giant, warned that, “In extreme heat, you don’t want to give a plant water, even if it’s wilted. The plant needs a chance to recover first and for the soil to cool down. “When temperatures reach over 100, water late at night or early in the morning,” she said. “Don’t water in the late afternoon or you’ll boil your plants’ roots alive. They’ll literally steam; the soil is just too hot.” Our very literal readers pointed out that water boils at 212 degrees Fahrenheit, significantly hotter than the water warmed in a hose sitting in the sun all day. But steam will arise at lower temperatures as cooler water hits hot surfaces. “It doesn’t really make sense from the standpoint of basic soil science or physics,” wrote Don Shor, longtime owner of Redwood Barn Nursery in Davis, Calif. “Steam arising from the surface doesn’t reflect the temperature of the soil below, which is not at 210 degrees F. Water from the hose may be hot at first, then will cool rapidly. You will not ever

Water plants when the soil is dry – even in the heat of the day, says Don Shor of Redwood Barn Nursery. (Dreamstime)

‘boil the roots’ unless you pour boiling water onto the roots for a sustained period of time.” Pouring boiling water on most any plant will indeed kill it. (Try it on weeds in sidewalk cracks.) But water at just 120 degrees can scald your skin; that can’t be good for plant roots (which was Karam’s point). If the soil is dry, plants must have water — warm or cold, Shor said. “Don’t judge a plant’s water needs by their appearance in the middle of the day; leaves will wilt even if the soil has moisture,” Shor said. “But there is no sound reason for not watering at any time of day if the soil indicates the plant is stressed. And there is nothing wrong with getting water on the leaves. The only reason for not watering midday is to avoid

evaporation and conserve water.” Advice against afternoon watering is “a variation on an old garden myth,” said reader Ed Bass. “People used to believe that watering the plants would scorch the leaves.” Bass cited a study at Washington State University, “The Myth of

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Hot Weather Watering.” “If your plants are showing signs of water stress in the middle of the day, by all means you should water them!” concluded WSU horticulturist Linda Chalker-Scott, the study’s author. “Postponing irrigation until the evening — not a good time to water anyway, as this can encourage fungal pathogens — or the following morning could damage your plants and open them up to opportunistic diseases.” Shor noted that drip irrigation systems routinely run during the day with no ill effect. “We water our nursery any time the plants need water,” he added. “That certainly includes when it is over 100 degrees. The plants appreciate it, even if we aren’t too thrilled about being out there doing it. I’m more worried about the gardener in that heat than about the plants.”

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GOT A MOMENT? 6 small-space decorating mistakes that take just seconds to ﬁx

A cohesive color scheme helps unite adjacent rooms in a small space. (Shutterstock.com)

By Liz Lynch, Domaine (TNS) When you live in a tiny home, it’s hard to know where to put all your stuff. That new pair of heels? I guess they’ll have to double as decor on the mantel. That massive accumulation of books? Say hello to a makeshift side table. If you find yourself living in close quarters, then we don’t need to remind you how tricky decorating can be in a small space, where maximizing storage, utilizing square footage, and creative organization hacks are of utmost importance. And while we often like to share new advice for making the most of your tiny housing, sometimes it can be more helpful to share what not to do. Since everyone has made some mistakes along the way, we thought we’d share our quick fixes so you can avoid learning the hard way. Read on for six mistakes to watch out for when outfitting your petite pad. MISTAKE NO. 1 UNDERESTIMATING NATURAL LIGHT Natural light is a small space’s best friend. Maximize yours by placing mirrors on opposite walls from your windows to reflect and spread the light. Opt for woven blinds or sheer privacy curtains to filter sunlight rather than block it, 4

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and if the natural rays filtering into your space are limited, keep your paint hues and dominant furniture colors light to brighten the overall mood. MISTAKE NO. 2 INTERRUPTING VISUAL FLOW Cohesion, cohesion, cohesion. If your home has multiple small adjacent rooms, help it feel larger by visually connecting the rooms through a unified color palette, material story or overall style. This will help the entire space seamlessly flow together. MISTAKE NO. 3 FIGHTING YOUR SIZE The sooner you accept you have a small space and start taking steps to make the most of it, the quicker you’ll be able to craft chic surroundings. If you don’t have room for a bedside table, squeezing one in will only make your room feel more cramped. Instead, opt for a stool to rest remote controls, magazines and tiny table lamps. If a media cabinet won’t fit in your available square footage, mount a flat-screen on the wall, or tuck it into a bookshelf. Instead of a full-size desk, consider a vanity or narrow console. Cramming items in that will only lead to an unusable, squashed space.

This small crate, turned on its side, serves as a conserves space as a nightstand as well as a book shelf. (Shutterstock.com)

MISTAKE NO. 4 CROWDING THE SURFACES No matter how many smart storage solutions you incorporate, you’ll always have limited space. It’s important to evaluate your belongings and make sure everything is meaningful or functional. This can be super common on our vanities or in the bathroom, where products tend to pile up. Separately, never underestimate the power of mirrors. They can double the visual space in a small home and reflect light and color to add visual interest. Mirrored backsplashes increase the size of a small kitchen, mirrored furniture provides an unexpected reflective surface, and large mirrored panels on a wall look like additional windows. MISTAKE NO. 5 WASTING VALUABLE SPACE Get creative when it comes to storage areas and places to carve out more useable square footage. Incorporating floor-to-ceiling shelving, utilizing the space above the window frame and adding built-in seating maximize the functionality of this small family room. Placing a sofa in front of the bookcases enables unexpected storage on the shelves behind it. If your kitchen is petite, rather

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than use counter space for decorative bowls or knickknacks, utilize the space under the upper cabinets for hanging utensil storage so your drawers and cabinets are free to hide lessattractive necessities. If your bathroom is tiny, forgo art above the toilet in favor of a hanging cabinet to increase your closed storage space. MISTAKE NO. 6 PLAYING IT SAFE If you do prefer minimalistic styles, then amplifying your small space by avoiding clutter and crowding your home with patterns is probably easier. But if you love maximalism, don’t fret over size. A lack of square footage doesn’t mean your home has to be bland. Incorporate large-scale patterns and bright-colored accents to bring interest to your pad. Bold wallpaper in a color scheme that connects your rooms, or bright drapery hung close to the ceiling will create focal points to distract the eye from a lack of excess space. ——— Get the latest on home decor trends, design ideas, shopping guides and food news, and take a look inside your favorite celebrity homes on DomaineHome.com. August 26-27, 2017

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Do’s and don’ts for a modern guest bedroom By Cathy Hobbs, Tribune News Service (TNS)

forgotten toiletries and perhaps even surprise goodies like a map of the area or locally sourced items such as jam or a bottle of wine.

Guest bedrooms and guest homes can serve multiple purposes. Whether they are for constant or the occasional guest, tenants or rental purposes, they can be designed in various ways. When looking to create an appealing room or space for guests, here are some Design Recipes tips to keep in mind.

• Overstuff the guest room or space with too much furniture. • Forget to add adequate lighting. Spaces that are dimly or poorly lit often feel dreary or drab. • Forget to deep clean. Often guest rooms and homes are seldom used; don’t assume your space is clean and guestready without giving it a once over.

DO: • Create an environment that is gender-neutral. This will allow the space to be more appealing and versatile. • Decorate with soothing and calm colors. Cool colors are often best. • Make the room or space feel open or spacious. A spare room or guest house used mostly for storage and castaway items will not feel welcoming or relaxing to your guests.

Low, sleek furniture helps maximize space in this second bedroom. (Design Recipes)

• Be a good host. So often with our busy lives, we forget that our guests are excited to spend time with their host, as opposed to purely being on their own. • Incorporate some luxury items such as quality sheets and

bedding. Your guests will surely appreciate the gesture. DON’T: • Personalize the space. • Forget to provide potentially

The wood in pallets shipped internationally must be treated to prevent the spread of invasive insects and plant diseases. Some are treated with heat, but some still may be coated with the pesticide methyl bromide. (Stefan Mohme/Dreamstime/TNS)

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Safety tips for reusing wooden pallets By Roger Schlueter, Belleville News-Democrat(TNS) August 26-27, 2017

: Our family is having a debate over the use of wooden pallets for projects around the house. I say they are not safe because you do not know what has been shipped on them. Working in retail for more than 40 years, I have seen fertilizer, garden chemicals, paint thinners, etc., shipped on pallets. Do I have a legitimate concern?

: You most certainly do. The site www.1001pallets.com offers, well, 1,001 ways to recycle, upcycle, reuse and repurpose wooden pallets. After all, an estimated 2 billion are used every day — not counting those just lying around. But despite its helpsave-the-environment philosophy, the site urges caution because you may ﬁnd some (pardon the pun) unpalletable for use around your home. “The ﬁrst issue is to be careful of what has been spilled on the pallet!” the site warns. “If there are any spills on it, either oil, food or unknown substances, do not use this pallet. It is well known that pallets are used to transport all sorts of nasty products and liquids. It is much safer to use only clean ones and not try to identify what might be on your pallet.” But that’s only one worry. How the pallets were made is another, the site cautions. The wood in pallets shipped internationally, for example, must be treated to prevent the spread of invasive insects and plant diseases from

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——— Cathy Hobbs, based in New York City, is an Emmy Awardwinning television host and a nationally known interior design and home staging expert with ofﬁces in New York City, Boston and Washington, D.C. Contact her at info@cathyhobbs.com or visit her website at www.cathyhobbs. com.

one country to another. Some are treated with heat, but some still may be coated with a nasty pesticide, methyl bromide. These pallets must be marked with a logo that tells how they were treated. If you see HT (heattreated), DB (debarked) or KD (kiln-dried), they’re safe to use if otherwise clean. If you see MB (Methyl Bromide), steer clear. If there are no markings, you’re on your own. These are “national pallets” that are used within one country. “Most of them are not treated with chemicals, so they may be entirely safe,” the website says. “But you still have to be careful. I know people who use these pallets safely, but it is better if you can trace where they come from.” I don’t mean to put the fear of God into you, but better safe than sorry probably should be your watchwords. AT HOME

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5 Ways to Save Money When Buying a Home Buying a home is a major ﬁnancial investment. As you save up for your down payment and closing costs, it may be helpful SUZANNE to ﬁnd other PLEWES ways to save RE/MAX Alliance money in the process. After all, you’ll probably want to set aside some money to furnish and decorate your new home. Here are 5 ways to save money when buying a home in Colorado. 1. Look for Motivated Sellers It’s primarily a seller’s market right now, which doesn’t give home buyers a whole lot of leverage. However, there are

always a certain number of motivated sellers whose homes aren’t moving as quickly as they would like. Why aren’t their homes selling quickly? It could be that the home was originally overpriced, the photos don’t do it justice, it has unusual features, or it is simply not marketed properly. These sellers will be more willing to negotiate with you than others.

is the speciﬁc day of the month on which it is scheduled. Lenders typically have rate lock periods. A 30-day rate lock often has a better interest rate than a 60-day rate lock. This is worth looking in to before you make an offer on a property. As for closing date, closing near the end of the month is often less expensive than closing at the beginning of the month. This is because lenders calculate the interest for the remainder of that given month, which must be paid at closing.

(underwriting, loan processing, credit reports, etc.). It is important to shop around and compare not only interest rates but also closing costs from each lender. This allows you to identify which offers the best overall package and savings.

2. Sweeten Your Offer There is more to an offer than just price. Discuss speciﬁc properties with your agent to identify whether certain offer features would be particularly desirable to a seller. For instance, a seller may be willing to accept a slightly lower offer if a buyer can close quickly or waive certain contingencies. Identifying these opportunities can enable you to sweeten your offer and possibly save money on the purchase price.

4. Avoid PMI Private Mortgage Insurance (PMI) is typically charged on loans with down payments of less than 20 percent. If you are close to that threshold, it may be worthwhile to put in a little extra money to avoid those ongoing fees. Some mortgage programs charge PMI both upfront and monthly, so eliminating PMI can save thousands. There are also some loans that do not require PMI or a 20 percent down payment. These are worth considering. The annual interest rate is slightly higher than loans with PMI, but you may ﬁnd that it still saves you money each month.

3. Shop For Mortgages Not all mortgage companies are the same, even if they offer the same mortgage programs. Lenders often set their own prices when it comes to certain fees

5. Select Your Closing Date Carefully Closing date can be important. There are two things to consider. The ﬁrst is how far ahead your closing is scheduled and the second

More on Saving Money on Your Home Purchase These are just a few ways that you may be able to save money when buying your next home. There may be other ways to save, depending on your personal circumstances and your target market. Your real estate agent can provide helpful information and tips. —————————————— Suzanne Plewes is a broker associate at RE/MAX Alliance. Write to 750 W. Eisenhower Blvd., Loveland, CO 80537, call 970.290.0373 or e-mail suzanneplewes@remax.net.

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THE LAKES AT CENTERRA IN LOVELAND Unparalleled beauty and lifestyle amenities By Judy Finman, At Home “Nature was part of the reason we decided to live at The Lakes at Centerra. We enjoy watching the hawks, pelicans, bald eagles, geese, and ducks. The lakes, ponds and open areas give us a sense of open country. It is easy to take a bike ride or just go for walk and you are surrounded by nature.” So say Lindsay and Glen Cooper, who along with their four children just celebrated two years living at the Lakes at Centerra, Loveland’s award-winning, master-planned community. The Lakes at Centerra was created as a premier residential lifestyle community, with lakeside living, mountain backdrops, inviting trails, and remarkable community amenities. Developed by McWHINNEY, Colorado’s premier developer of the Rocky Mountain region, The Lakes at Centerra features homes from six innovative home builders: Boulder Creek Neighborhoods, Landmark Homes, TRI Pointe Homes, William Lyon Homes, Wonderland Homes, and Richmond American Homes. The builders offer more than 30 different ﬂoor plans, ranging from 1,400 to 4,000 square feet. 8

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Homebuyers ome uyers may cchoose oose from ro lowmaintenance attached town homes, low-maintenance patio homes, and single-family homes on a range of lot sizes. A variety of price points attracts a range of customers and budgets – families, empty nesters, retirees, single professionals – with prices ranging from the low $300,000s to the $600,000s. There are nine beautifully decorated model homes, open daily, for new homebuyers to tour and enjoy. The Lakes at Centerra is conveniently located off Boyd Lake Avenue and Highway 34. Major employers, retail, dining, medical center, ﬁtness center, arts, and

every ay conven everyday conveniences an and serv services ces are located within the community, or just minutes away. The Lakes at Centerra Lake Club wins national awards The Lakes at Centerra Lake Club – considered the heart of this active community – has won two key awards from the National Association of Home Builders. The Platinum Community Facility Award recognized the design and function of the Lake Club as “The Best in American Living” across the nation, and the Rocky Mountain Region Award recognized the facility as the best design in the region made up of Colorado,

Montana, on ana New ew Mexico, Utah and Wyoming. With beautiful and thoughtfully designed indoor and outdoor spaces, the Lake Club is perfect for connecting with friends, family, and the natural beauty of the environment. At the Lake Club residents can relax from their hectic daily routine by gathering ﬁreside, dockside or poolside in a comfortable outdoor setting. It was one of the aspects of life that attracted the Coopers to The Lakes at Centerra. “There are many activities that the Lake Club offers year round. The kids enjoy every event we attend and we do, too. From the movies at the pool, Easter egg hunt, Halloween parties, potlucks, and Santa and Mrs. Claus—all of these events have created an opportunity for us to meet our neighbors and build new friendships for us and the kids.” Connecting with nature, community, and amenities Northern Colorado attracts people seeking a year-round active, outdoor lifestyle. Many are drawn to The Lakes at Centerra, where open space and lakes nestle in with shops, outdoor art and restaurants. When people want to unwind, the

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275 acres of protected lakes, wetlands, and neighborhood amenities await them. Resident Susan Bray says, “The Lakes at Centerra is very close to my work and easy to get into town or to Fort Collins and Windsor. This is a growing area and I’m excited to be a part of it. I have met a few of the neighbors at HOA meetings, potluck dinners and the pool and it is a very friendly atmosphere.” She also is drawn to the outdoors and all nature has to offer. “The garden area is very special to watch things grow and give my grandkids the opportunity to see the nature, with the birds on the lakes and the bees in the tree hives that had been transplanted. My granddaughter got to see ﬁrsthand the baby owls when they were banded, and pet one too.” Houts Reservoir and Equalizer Lake lie at the eastern edge of The Lakes community. Residents can enjoy a quiet paddle, stroll along the miles of trails, or simply soak in the natural beauty. The Lakes at Centerra is

adjacent to the new Thompson School District pre-K through 8th-grade STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, the Arts and Mathematics) school, to which the neighborhood kids can walk and bike. Students and staff enjoy immediate access to the neighborhood, connections to nature, open space, trails, and hands-on learning opportunities offered by High Plains Environmental Center (HPEC), a unique nonproﬁt that focuses on community design, land stewardship, and sustainable living.

monthly potluck get-togethers, a summer pool party, fall carnival, and holiday festivities, opportunities for volunteering in the greater community, and many other activities where residents get to enjoy the Colorado lifestyle.

Community lifestyle programming and events As soon as you are under contract with a homebuilder here, you’re a member of the new community and can participate in the experience of living at The Lakes – you don’t have to wait until your house is ﬁnished. In addition to the pool and clubhouse, playground and picnic pavilion, there are kayaks at the boat dock to paddle away in. Life here includes events, such as

Visit the model homes and lakeside clubhouse Visit the Lake Club and nine beautiful model homes by the six premier builders. The Lakes at Centerra is located at 4555 Long Pine Lake Drive (off Highway 34 and Boyd Lake Avenue) in Loveland. For more information about the lifestyle community and the exciting housing choices from the six builders, call (970) 7769028, and visit lakesatcenterra. com.

Location With an ideal location at the interchange of I-25 and Highway 34, The Lakes at Centerra is easily accessible from every direction. It is less than one hour from Denver International Airport, downtown Denver and Rocky Mountain National Park.

ENJOYING NATURE’S PROXIMITY “The Lakes at Centerra offers so many lifestyle amenities within the community and surrounding area that appeal to every age range. The trails are very active and popular amongst our retirees walking and biking to the HPEC gardens and around the lakes. Employees of surrounding businesses on their lunch breaks, kids on bikes, and running clubs all enjoy Centerra’s trail system. People of all ages delight in ﬁshing in the lake and watching a variety of birds that ﬂock to the open spaces. One of the great assets to our community is seeing residents in all phases of life – singles, young families, grown families, empty nesters, and retirees - gathering at community events and embracing the natural open spaces available to them.” – Kari Munson, Lifestyle Director, The Lakes at Centerra

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4667 Foothills Drive, Loveland 80537 $485,000 • MLS# 820810 3 Beds • 3 Baths • Total Sq. Ft. 3,008

8726 Blackwood Dr, Windsor 80550 $550,000 • MLS# 828646 5 Beds • 4 Baths • Total Sq. Ft. 3,558

302 Baja Dr, Windsor 80550 $545,000 • MLS# 830356 5 Beds • 4 Baths • Total Sq. Ft. 4,136

2515 Chaplin Creek Dr, Loveland, 80538 $595,000 • MLS# 828559 2 Beds • 3 Baths • Total Sq. Ft. 4,955

Best value! Highpointe Estates stunner backs to open space. Professionally finished basement with kitchenette, 5 beds, craftsman feel and ALL the upgrades. Includes deck plus stamped concrete patio.

Turn key home includes fenced yard, window treatments and appliances, and an oversized 2 car garage. Gourmet kitchen with granite slab, dbl ovens and ss appliances. Multiple patios and thousands in upgrades.

Nearly new Capri Modern Farmhouse. 2 beds/3 baths plus a study. Unfinished walk out basement – finish to suit. Beautiful upgrades and finishes including hardwood floors and quartz tops. Amazing views, community pool & more!

Beautiful gated ranch home situated on 32 acres w/walk-out lower level. Spectacular interior includes 3 laundry rms, 5 FPs, home gym, theater rm, library, fun/game rm, gourmet kitchen, butler pantry & so much more. NO HOA! Jesse Laner John Simmons 970-672-7212 970-481-1250 jsimmons@c3-re.com jlaner@c3-re.com

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services you require. They say the average cost of an interstate move is about $5,630, based on an average weight of 7,400 pounds and distance of 1,220 miles. The average intrastate move was $1,170, based on the same weight and a crew of four. Prices ﬂuctuated depending on where you lived.

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By Staci Giordullo, Angie’s List Angie’s List (TNS) Before hiring movers, industry experts recommend you know what documents you’ll need, how you’ll be charged and what your rights are. When speaking with potential moving companies, do the following: • Request a U.S. Department of Transportation registration number and/or motor carrier number. Twenty-eight states require movers to complete both state and DOT registration. You can search a federally registered mover’s complaint history at protectyourmove.gov. • Obtain a copy of the tariff. It lists items for which you could be charged, such as a “stair” fee, packing tape and a “long carry” fee. • Determine length of time in business. Seek out companies with established reputations. • Ask for information on the moving crew’s status. Are they employed by the company, temporary hires or casual laborers? Do they perform background checks? • Request a copy of the mover’s bill of lading, liability insurance and valuation coverage policy. All movers must assume liability for the value of the goods they transport. “Released value” is a no-cost option that provides minimal protection, requiring 10

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movers to cover any damages at 60 cents per pound, per article. “Full value” is the most comprehensive option, but cost varies. • Get a timetable. It should include packing and arrival date. • Determine whether the company performs the move or works as a household goods broker. A broker can’t represent himself as a mover, doesn’t own trucks and generally has no authority to provide an estimate on behalf of a speciﬁc mover. HOW MUCH DOES MOVING COST? A binding estimate is a written agreement made in advance with your mover that describes all services. It guarantees the cost of the move based on the quantities and services included. A nonbinding estimate is what the mover believes the cost will be based upon the estimated weight and additional services. The ﬁnal charges are based on the actual numbers and provisions. Some movers offer a “guaranteed-notto-exceed” estimate, which allows the consumer to pay the binding estimate or the actual cost, whichever is lower. According to the American Moving & Storage Association, movers bill you based on the weight of your shipment, the distance that you move and other

INTRASTATE MOVING VS. INTERSTATE MOVING? The U.S. Department of Transportation’s Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration oversees interstate movers and legally requires them to obtain licensing by FMCSA and display their U.S. DOT number in any advertising; provide arbitration if consumer complaints can’t be resolved amicably; give homeowners a copy of Your Rights and Responsibilities When You Move brochure; allow homeowners to review their tariff — a list of rates and charges — for a particular shipment; and furnish an accurate summary of their complaint handling procedures, including a phone number. FMCSA has no authority to resolve complaints against an interstate mover, but the federal agency may investigate a speciﬁc mover if it receives multiple documented complaints. The investigation may result in the mover’s license revocation and/or ﬁnes. The American Moving & Storage Association recommends consumers check with their state’s moving association, public utility agencies such as a state’s department of transportation or commerce, Angie’s List and the Better Business Bureau before hiring. AMSA sponsors a thirdparty dispute settlement program for its 3,200 moving company members. For a list of state moving associations and state-bystate regulations, visit moving.org. ——— Staci Giordullo is a reporter for Angie’s List, a trusted provider of local consumer reviews and an online marketplace of services from top-rated providers. Visit AngiesList.com.

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By Pat Setter, The San Diego Union-Tribune (TNS) With the summer homebuying season underway, house hunters are looking for loan options that will help them make the move to home ownership. Whether they are first-time buyers or looking to move up or downsize, loan programs are available to fit all types of needs. And there’s more good news: Buyers no longer need to save up for a 20 percent down payment. There are also loan programs for borrowers with less-than-stellar credit scores and large student-loan debts. Navy Federal Credit Union recently introduced a loan program that offers 100 percent financing with no private mortgage insurance. The program loans up to $1 million in purchase money to qualified borrowers. “The loan default rate on this product is lower than national averages, since savvy home shoppers tend to select this loan as a way of keeping their cash in the bank rather than tying it up for years in a single property,” said Bill Pearson, spokesman for Navy Federal Credit Union. If you’re looking for a loan with a low down payment, consider a Federal Housing Administration or VA loan. These offer high income ratios and generous flexible creditscore guidelines with down payments of as little as 3.5 percent. Note that FHA loans have a $612,950 limit in San Diego County. For those with student debt, Fannie Mae has made it easier to get a home loan. Borrowers participating in the federal reduced-payment plan are able to report their actual monthly payments toward their debt-toincome ratios. Until recently, lenders needed calculate 1 percent of the student loan August 26-27, 2017

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balance as the monthly payment on the student loan, greatly increasing the debt ratio, which made it difficult to find a lender. Specialty loans are also available. Low- to moderateincome borrowers have a number of loan options available, from rural-living mortgages and loans for the self-employed to downpayment assistance programs with a 5 percent grant for closing costs or down payments. “Buying a home can be a complex, intimidating process. There are a large number of discouraged customers who were impacted by the 2008 crisis with good credit history that want to get back into market,” said Doug Smith of Caliber Home Loans. “These are people who had an event that disqualifies them for an agency product: VA, FHA and conventional conforming and jumbo financing. “Good quality, non-agency eligible borrowers who demonstrate the ability to repay are a newly emerging market. Recently, products have been introduced into the market allowing lenders to continue the highest standards of underwriting and risk management to work with these customers in a responsible way. It is with this in mind, Caliber Home Loans developed a number of portfolio products designed to play a complementary role to traditional financing.” In other words, if you want to buy a home, chances are there’s August 26-27, 2017

a mortgage out there designed to help you make it happen. Do your homework before finding a qualified lender. Before you fall in love with a home, look at your credit score and your finances. Gather several years of tax documents and three to six months of the most recent bank statements and paystubs. Know what your needs or challenges are and tell your lender about them. What they don’t know can hurt you, so ‘fess up and take control of the loan process. “The most important thing is that you work with a financial institution you trust, who works as your financial advisor,” Pearson said. With the right financial partner on your side, you can march into a sales office armed with a preapproval in your hand.

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Incredible views from every room. Immaculate 5474 SF 4 BD, 4 BA ageless stucco custom ranch/walkout on 17th fairway of Mariana Butte Golf Course. Views of Mtns, River & Golf Course. Top quality!

Clean & neat ranch-style home in Skyview. 3 BD, 1 BA, 1-car att. Newer roof & decking, new carpet, double pane windows & newer appls (gas range). Lndry on mn makes this home easy to live in w/no stairs! Covered patio w/shed. Lg lot, mature shade trees, Quiet neighborhood.

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2684 Grace Way, Mead

Impressive custom home on 2.52 acres. Breathtaking setting has meticulous landscape w/water feature, ﬁrepit, sweeping patio maximizing views of private lake & mtns. 2-story entry into great rm w/wall of windows to soak up view. Gourmet kitchen w/Miele, Sub Zero, Wolf & Viking apps.

2612 Shadow Mountain Dr, Fort Collins Well maintained, tastefully updated mid town Bi-Level with a large backyard and lake access! Come take a look at this great property! $375,000 | MLS #829152

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39127 Rangeview Dr, Severance

Beautiful custom home on 7ac in Belmont Farms w/view to take your breath away. Spacious kitchen w/ loads of counter space, lg island, double oven, gas cooktop, custom hood, tile, granite & walk-in pantry. Master w/FP & spa-like bth. Enclosed porch to lg deck.

4736 Wildwood Way, Johnstown

Beautiful upgraded Thompson River Ranch home. Great rm w/hardwd, FP & wall of windows. Kitchen w/ granite, SS apps, gas cooktop, island & beautiful backsplash. Mn ﬂr master w/ coﬀered ceiling, WIC, luxurious ba w/ tiled shower. 2nd master & living space upstairs. Tile roof, covered patio.

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759 Deer Meadow Dr, Loveland

Beautiful Aspen Homes ranch at Mariana Butte. Across from golf course. Stds: granite, hardwd, SS apps, double oven, AC, FP, 3-car garage, covered deck. Highly energy eﬀ-among best in biz! Upgrades: oversized garage storage, gas cook top, & more!

4360 Thompson Pkwy, Johnstown

Gorgeous Thompson Crossing ranch. Bright open plan for entertaining. Kitchen w/granite, walk-in pantry, island & SS apps. Hardwd & vaulted ceilings. Master w/5pc, custom copper sinks & WIC. Fin walk-out bsmt. Covered deck to lower patio backs greenbelt.

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Aubyn Homes LLC, $403,400. • James Smith — 1354 Means Lane, Saint Aubyn Homes LLC, $405,400. • Joshua and Heidi Gustafson — 1324 Means Lane, Saint Aubyn Homes LLC, $420,600. • Randy Lucero — 2493 Tabor St., Saint Aubyn Homes LLC, $427,300. • Royce and Marcia Hatch — 2204 Breckenridge Drive, Kristi L. Hattig, $649,900. • Daniel and Rosa Jurado — 3341 Landmark Drive, Timothy and Beverley Jaworski, $725,000. • Marc and Jerri Wuensch — 1708 Singing Waters Court, Jeffrey and Kimberly Bonds, $760,000. Estes Park • Wendy Mitchell — 603 Aspen Ave., Unit C4, Leo and Janet Dutilly, $205,000. • Jeffrey and Patricia Bergan — 1280 Fall River Road, No. 6, Jeffrey Nehring, $330,500.

REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS The following Loveland-area home sales were supplied by Colorado Weekly Homebuyers List Inc., 303-744-2020. Listed are the buyer, the property address, the seller and the amount. Berthoud • Jack and Bethany Curran — 925 10th St., Richard Scott Roberts, $285,000. • Hailee Durand — 2453 Tabor St., Saint Aubyn Homes LLC, $338,800. • David and Elizabeth Sousa — 1110 Navajo Place, Randy M. Lucero, $350,000. • Mathew and Faith Smith — 2452 Tabor St., Saint Aubyn Homes LLC, $377,800. • Dylan Small — 2483 Tabor St., Saint Aubyn Homes LLC, $388,500. • Brian Maida — 2423 Tabor St., Saint

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peake Drive, Midtown Homes At Storybook, $377,000. Benjamin and Jessica Smith — 1316 Fairview Drive, Ricardo Abundis, $378,000. Matt Boyle — 650 Kim Drive, Andrew and Regina Argo, $378,000. Mark and Stephanie Nielsen — 612 Louise Lane, Edit S. Szalai, $380,000. Christopher Macchietto — 2930 Silverplume Drive, Jonathan and Ashley Rakiecki, $388,000. Kelly Milton — 3285 Gunnison Drive, Vern C. Milton, $390,000. Errin and Ashley Ruffer — 2313 Valley Forge Court, Bonnie L. Ulrich, $391,100. Alyssa Pinkerton — 2325 Cedarwood Drive, Ian Leinwand, $397,400. Nicholas and Cara Rozell — 1636 W. Stuart St., Scott A. Nilson, $398,000. Robert and Patricia Whitacre — 4751 Pleasant Oak Drive, Unit B50, Triton At Mackenzie Place LLC, $398,900.

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• Candace Fouts — 1420 Bluebell Drive, Serena R. Pﬁster, $393,000. • Eric Owen — 821 Whispering Pines Drive, Curtis and Katrina Plassmeyer, $414,000. • Gregory Raymer — 2222 Colo. 66, Unit 6, Larry and Sherie Strong, $423,000. • Frances Jones — 2001 S. Morris Court, Adrian and Lamport, $424,000. • Sara and Reuben Bergsten — 930 Elk Ridge Court, Richard E. Wood Revocable Trust, $512,000. • Jack Mullen — 1221 Tall Pines Drive, Mark and Valerie Rifﬂe, $575,000. • Curtis and Katrina Plassmeyer — 175 Cherokee Court, Reuben and Sara Bergsten, $600,000. Fort Collins • Shrideep and Sangmi Pallickara — 2236 Hiawatha Court, Linda R. Vogel, $375,000. • Jeremy Schongar — 2238 Chesa-

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Single Family

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2017

Percent Change from Previous Year

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Percent Change from Previous Year

Key Metrics

2016

2017

Percent Change from Previous Year

Thru 07-2016

Thru 07-2017

Percent Change from Previous Year

New Listings

197

168

- 14.7%

1,188

1,201

+ 1.1%

New Listings

+ 87.5%

173

376

+ 117.3%

Sold Listings

158

137

- 13.3%

946

884

- 6.6%

Sold Listings

+ 106.7%

117

293

+ 150.4%

Median Sales Price*

$315,000

$344,000

+ 9.2%

$323,000

$346,022

+ 7.1%

Median Sales Price*

$399,900

$388,095

- 3.0%

$375,000

$334,850

- 10.7%

Average Sales Price*

$356,719

$392,705

+ 10.1%

$351,639

$386,211

+ 9.8%

Average Sales Price*

$435,877

$446,060

+ 2.3%

$435,267

$381,600

- 12.3%

Percent of List Price Received*

99.7%

100.1%

+ 0.4%

99.4%

100.4%

+ 1.0%

108

+ 107.7%

+ 10.6%

100.7%

100.3%

- 0.4%

100.3%

100.1%

- 0.2%

Percent of List Price Received*

Days on Market Until Sale

- 20.5%

- 13.2%

Days on Market Until Sale

Inventory of Homes for Sale

257

0.0%

Inventory of Homes for Sale

+ 62.0%

Months Supply of Inventory

1.9

2.0

+ 5.3%

Months Supply of Inventory

2.7

2.6

- 3.7%

* Does not account for seller concessions and/or down payment assistance. | Activity for one month can sometimes look extreme due to small sample size.

July

Townhouse-Condo

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July

Year to Date

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Percent Change from Previous Year

Key Metrics

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2017

Percent Change from Previous Year

- 3.2%

161

199

+ 23.6%

New Listings

+ 52.6%

131

135

+ 3.1%

Sold Listings

- 2.3%

$231,000

$260,000

+ 12.6%

Median Sales Price*

$288,906

$276,333

- 1.8%

$250,465

$267,742

+ 6.9%

Average Sales Price*

99.9%

- 1.8%

101.1%

100.5%

- 0.6%

Percent of List Price Received*

+ 7.8%

- 24.6%

Days on Market Until Sale

2016

2017

New Listings

Sold Listings

Median Sales Price*

$261,000

$255,000

Average Sales Price*

$281,387

Percent of List Price Received*

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Percent Change from Previous Year

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Thru 07-2016

Key Metrics

Days on Market Until Sale

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Percent Change from Previous Year

+ 100.0%

+ 146.2%

- 50.0%

- 7.7%

$450,000

+ 55.8%

$265,000

$296,350

+ 11.8%

$288,906

$450,000

+ 55.8%

$291,162

$307,681

+ 5.7%

101.4%

100.0%

- 1.4%

101.1%

99.6%

- 1.5%

- 28.3%

101

- 39.6%

Inventory of Homes for Sale

+ 76.9%

Inventory of Homes for Sale

+ 366.7%

Months Supply of Inventory

1.2

2.3

+ 91.7%

Months Supply of Inventory

1.5

6.3

+ 320.0%

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Median Sales Price – Single Family Rolling 12-Month Calculation

* Does not account for seller concessions and/or down payment assistance. | Activity for one month can sometimes look extreme due to small sample size.

Median Sales Price – Townhouse-Condo Rolling 12-Month Calculation Entire MLS — Loveland —

$400,000

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$280,000

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• Justin and Lindsay Williams — 3007 Indigo Circle N., Michael and Jill Martinek, $400,000. • Matthew and Maggie Reinick — 2127 Bock St., Hartford Homes At Timbervine, $409,300. • Kaitlyn Higgins — 2606 Bison Road, Stephen and Stacey Kinney, $410,000. • Damon McCausland — 2201 Cedarwood Drive, Patrick Lee Plaisance, $414,000. • Habib Anwar — 2119 Stoney Pine Court, Carla Jane Child, $419,500. • Kyle and Kendra Smith — 4330 Winterstone Drive, DNT Timberline Lakes LLC, $420,000. • Keith and Emma Richardson — 415 Stout St., Hartford Homes At Timbervine, $423,200. • Pushpaak Ramesh — 2209 Summerstone Court, Ryan and Erin Olsen, $426,000. • Arron Macmillan — 1749 Silvergate Road, John Beckett, $444,000. • Michael and Traci Jackson — 2132 Golden Eagle Drive, Kurt and Stacey Clow, $445,000. • Shawne Almgren — 2830 Zendt Drive, Michael Otto Kleker, $452,000. • Joe and Ashley Schorsch — 900 Cottonwood Drive, Joint Trust Bob G. Mary Page, $459,000. • Riley Traut — 1420 N. Shields St., Michael and Mary Sharp, $465,000. • Geoff and Melinda Dunn — 6915 Antigua Place, Sally Jo Rudolph, $470,000. • Joseph and Kristin Andreen — 733 Cherokee Drive, Jan and Janice Cipra, $475,000. • Gregory and Tiffany Brown — 225 W. Trilby Road, Troy Jennings, $480,000. • Janet Sitas — 1522 Miramont Drive, Ruth A. McMillen, $482,000. • Michael and Jean Martin — 233 N. Loomis Ave., Elizabeth and Jack Tropman, $485,000. • Jean Commiskey — 2221 Sandbur

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• Steven Lefors — 6315 Morning Light Place, Toll Co. I. LLC, $1,028,400. • Alan and Shellene Patterson — 6039 Wild View Drive, Jill and Matthew Robinson, $1,220,000. • Brian and Marisa Bolton — 6407 Falcon Ridge Court, Martin Cook Trust Settlement, $1,900,000. Greeley • Kristi Bolt — 1008 33rd Ave., Helene and Gary Reddy, $140,000. • Miguel Francisco — 840 30th Ave. Court, John Robert Long Living Trust, $150,000. • Brandon Montoya — 5151 29th St., Unit 1512, John Dever, $151,500. • Juan Alvarado — 829 27th Ave., John and Susan Cowart, $157,500. • Samuel Canales — 229 14th St., Jessica Liz Christensen, $170,000. • Matthew Roberts — 2409 W. Ninth St., Sunrise Ventures LLC, $195,000. • Boyd and Barbara Scott — 1026 14th St., Thomas Vail, $197,500. • Alicia Ocasio — 418 14th St., Michelle and Jack Brashers, $204,000. • Gonzalo Soto — 404 E. 23rd St. Road, Ryan and Racquel Garcia, $215,000. • Otto Schmid — 2417 15th Ave. Court, Sarah Leisher, $215,000. • Nathan and Lindsey Seils — 25616 Highway 392, Gregory and Tammy Roth, $215,000. • Juan Haro — 1122 E. 24th St. Lane, Oracio Ramirez, $215,000. • Denycia and Tyler Haley — 1805 Sixth St., Nathan Baxter, $215,500. • Jose Perez — 1024 E. 24th St. Lane, Sara Blosz, $224,000. • Abundio Canales — 423 35th Ave., Lee A. Sargent, $225,000. • Jason Robinson — 2561 17th Ave., Stuart Nels Omdal, $231,000. • Shawn and Ashley Wahlmeier — 1444 Seventh St., JT JL Properties LLC, $235,000. • Robert Fleming — 6911 W. Third St., Bldg. 1292, Melissa A. Lucas, $235,000. • Marni and Dale Williams — 3845 W.

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John and Linda Andrews, $320,000. • Guin Skow — 1951 25th Ave., Susan M. Moriarty, $325,000. • Daniel and Maribelle Hidalgo — 5025 W. 22nd St. Road, Eileen Huff, $325,700. • Randy Young — 6552 18th St., Wendy Anne Harrison, $326,000. • Cameron and Christie Watt — 1712 Montview Road, Jason Schmidt, $329,000. • Sara Blosz — 1325 51st Ave., Ricky and Susan Syring, $330,000. • Joseph and Kelsey Angstman — 1214 78th Ave., Larry and Suzanne Nation, $330,000. • Tiffany and Nicholas Gautier — 1125 103rd Ave., Jeremy and Kendra Dickerson, $335,000. • Aaron and Christine Henrichsen — 651 51st Ave., David Sean Hicks, $362,700. • Matthew and Ivy Vontersch — 2424 52nd Ave. Court, William Franklin Hopkins, $367,500. • Muhammed and Ishrat Choudhry — 2168 74th Ave. Court, Aspen View Homes LLC, $367,900. • Edward and Monica Tejada — 2232 74th Ave. Court, Aspen View Homes LLC, $370,300. • David and Julie Slykhuis — 3301 69th Ave., Phillip and Pamela Hunter, $375,000. • Megan and Aaron Lewis — 231 63rd Ave., Janet McCarty, $387,000. • Kelly Werner — 2000 80th Ave. Court, William and Lau Blevins, $398,000. • Shelby Wardlaw — 7704 W. 11th St. Drive, Leonard Gonzales, $400,000. • Duane and Marie Franzen — 1379 57th Ave., Dale and Laura Elder, $400,000. • Devon and Brandi Raehal — 5631 W. 25th St., Lalney J. Brottem, $404,000. • Joel and Ravae Erickson — 31383 County Road 41, Robert Theno, $523,900. Johnstown • Jon and Katelyn Laundy — 308 Medinah Ave., Doris R. Ramme, $301,000. • David and Sandra Spurrier — 493 Territory Lane, Deborah Steinmetz, $310,000. • David and Dana Janssen — 3825 Blackwood Lane, Randy and Ali Lofquist, $320,000. • Jared and Jillienne Adamson — 2023 Overland Drive, Andrew F. Shawkey, $322,000. • Jerry and Deborah Bates — 115 S. Harding Ave., Hays Family Revocable Trust, $329,000. • Ryan Ollock — 312 Marble Lane, Mica and Bonnie Becker, $335,000. • Karyn and Darren Solanyk — 225 Becker Circle, Ronald and Emma Beck, $335,000. • Kari Talich — 4337 Onyx Place, Bri14

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an and Jordan Campbell, $340,000. • Scott Makelky — 1823 Canvasback Drive, Eric and Jayme George, $345,000. • Sean and Kelly Valles — 173 Becker Circle, Nancy D. Lindsay, $365,000. • Arnita Barclay — 4648 Wildwood Way, Clayton Properties Group II, $366,300. • Chris and Lisa Engle — 4660 Wildwood Way, Clayton Properties Group II, $373,500. • Eric and Jayme George — 259 Kirkland Lane, Saint Aubyn Homes LLC, $395,000. • Mark and Veronica Hoekstra — 20816 Northmoor Drive, Daniel Jurado Sr., $440,000. • Jesse and Sarah Travis — 4102 Carroway Seed Drive, Saint Aubyn Homes LLC, $511,300. Loveland • Robert Apperson — 3637 Parlin Court, SJ Family Partnership LLLP, $92,300. • Donna Ellinwood — 138 W. 47th Place, Dominic T. Dozier, $164,000. • Joseph and Jennifer Kennedy — 903 Daphne Drive, Donetta Kay Brunmeier, $195,100. • Kalem Gustafson — 1518 Peacock Place, Marie L. Berry, $210,000. • Dennis and Joyce Jaeger — 190 Carina Circle, Unit 104, James and Marilyn Vogel, $225,000. • Karen Lanting — 4725 Hahns Peak Drive, Unit 104, Edward and Martha Rifﬁe, $230,000. • Danielle Wheeler — 2010 S. Colorado Ave., Linda M. Hansen, $245,000. • Louis and Sandra Branch — 1840 Wintergreen Place, Donald and Jessica Baltzell, $249,000. • Hannah and Debra Devore — 1538 Oak Creek Drive, Hr Investments LLC, $250,000. • Andrea Ewing — 2665 W. 22nd St., Julia C. Bailey, $265,000. • John Coman — 2305 Kirkview Drive, Karen J. Lanting, $265,000. • Sam Echelberger — 3626 Wild Horse Court, Vikki Rae Wasson, $275,000. • Mario Tomas — 821 18th St. SW, Marsha L. Dorr, $280,000. • David and Laura Grossett — 711 McKinley Ave., Daphnah and Jason McNall, $288,000. • Kip Divis — 1808 Gemini Court, David and Charles Spillman, $296,000. • Susan Englesby — 4559 Keota Place, Carl B. Guill Revocable Living, $300,000. • Zachary Knuppel — 1502 Ruart Drive, Jeffrey and Stephanie Merkle, $300,000. • Kenneth and Patricia Prior — 1812 Empire Ave., James and Kathleen Ysebaert, $307,500. • Stephen and Nicole Warren — 2503 10th St. SW, Gayle L. Gordon, $308,500.

• Kathi Wright — 765 Douglas Ave., Gary D. Harper, $310,000. • Ronald and Tina Sprouse — 3316 Honey Locust Drive, Earl Ray Hauge, $320,000. • Roger Tangerose — 2338 Moorgate Drive, Dustin Boyd Nere, $320,000. • Debra Donovan — 801 Jordache Drive, Aram Ossorio, $324,000. • Chris and Christina Tregoning — 4004 Jefferson Drive, Rocky Mountain Investment Group, $325,000. • Rebecca Stewart — 3720 Red Oak Court, Delri Hanson, $325,000. • Scott Kemper — 2313 Notting Hill Place, Larry and Rosanna Sorenson, $327,000. • Steven and Jordan Moll — 416 E. 27th St., Kevin and Cheryl Brown, $340,000. • Carol Willis — 4663 Dillon Ave., Marjorie R. Fox, $344,000. • Peggy Hansen — 4780 Wisconsin Ave., Michael and Celina Foote, $345,500. • Jordan and Tina Manzer — 216 Reagan Drive, Joe and Sheila Osebold, $355,000. • Elizabeth Antinao Burnison — 499 Candelaria Drive, Matthew and Lesa Biedron, $360,000. • Vernon and Lynette Hodges — 1856 Bushnell Drive, Kayla Miller, $362,500. • James Dunlap — 928 Andromeda Drive, Chase and Kandra Thydean, $364,000. • Garth McCann — 2573 Trio Falls Drive, David and Karen Walker, $385,000. • Andy Kressin — 2840 Pictor St., John and Julianne Clute, $390,000. • John Schannfelt — 614 Umbra Drive, Aspen View Homes LLC, $390,600. • Randolph Pearson — 6008 Mossycup Court, Clint and Amy Holmen, $395,000. • Timothy Farber — 3520 Sheridan Ave., Tav Property Management Inc., $407,500. • Eric Charron — 771 Capricorn Court, Custom Onsite Builders Inc., $427,600. • Michael and Celina Foote — 3007 Sedgwick Court, Joshua and Heidi Gustafson, $430,000. • Daniel Gonzales — 441 42nd St. SW, Kathie and Robin Riley, $460,000. • Jerome and Carol Krebs — 1202 W. Broadmoor Drive, Daniel J. Gonzales, $465,000. • Cathy Inglis — 950 Oleander Drive, Marcia Sue Osborn, $567,500. Windsor • Gonzalo and Karol Gonzales — 1064 Hemlock Drive, Esperanza Jaramillo, $204,000. • Kathleen Kelley — 2178 Cape Hatteras Drive, No. 24-5, Joel D. Magno, $240,000. • James and Cynthia Johnson — 1243 Teakwood Court, Arthur and Caro-

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lyn Graebe, $265,000. • Stephanie Trushenski — 2 Daisy Court, Maxwell E. Trehus, $295,000. • James and Donna Keeler — 334 Amber Drive, Kirsten and Scott Starman, $320,000. • Galen Trine McMahan — 1003 Teton Court, Gregory and Alycia Linder, $323,000. • Heidi Clemmer — 364 Windshire Drive, Richmond Am Homes Colo. Inc., $327,800. • Michael and Miranda Marten — 1570 Millﬂeet Drive, Robie and Nancy Marten, $350,000. • Ryan and Brooke Hicks — 235 Topaz Court, Shad and Julie Wickstrom, $355,000. • Alison Backhaus — 342 Telluride Drive, Graham M. Flagg, $358,000. • Rebecca and Blake Visser — 2184 Grain Bin Court, JJ Constr. Northern Colo. LLC, $359,200. • Stephen and Mallory Swanson — 1109 Timberline Court, Jennifer Lyn Slupe, $360,000. • Joseph Fredrickson — 524 Dakota Way, Christopher Goering, $365,000. • Mark and Coral Drosario — 513 Trailwood Circle, Ruth L. Whitman, $370,000. • Manuel and Sandy Sandy — 380 Saratoga Way, Zachary C. Lautenshlager, $385,000. • Brian and Karina Ness — 588 Boxwood Drive, Saint Aubyn Homes LLC, $409,000. • Consuelo Holliday — 1533 Sorenson Drive, Cory Younie, $410,000. • George and Beth Stennis — 455 Crystal Beach Drive, Harbor Walk Patio Homes LLC, $436,300. • William and Barbara Hall — 670 Boxwood Drive, Bridgewater Homes LLC, $480,000. • Cory Younie — 529 Vermilion Peak Drive, Bridgewater Homes LLC, $485,100. • Kenneth and Melissa Connally — 2253 Stoneﬁsh Drive, Melody Homes Inc., $498,500. • Scott and Kirsten Starman — 1883 Seadrift Drive, Dannen and Sonya Oler, $540,000. • Kevin and Cheryl Brown — 5950 Last Pointe Drive, J21 Investments LLC, $810,000. • Barbara Minyard — 1570 Main St., Cdg Windsor LLC, $2,555,500. August 26-27, 2017

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3020 Aries Dr, Loveland - This brand new 3BD 2BA 3,346 sf ranch with walk-out basement is ready & waiting for you! Open floorplan w/wood laminate floors, kitchen with granite, glass tile backsplash & beautiful cabinets. Great master retreat. Fenced yard & deck. Visit Sales center at 3085 Crux Dr.

3070 Crux Dr, Loveland - This brand new 4BD 3BA 2,247 sf 2 story is ready & waiting for you! Open floorplan w/main floor bedroom, great room concept, well appointed kitchen, loft flex space. Great master retreat. 2 car garage & front landscaping is complete. Visit Sales center at 3085 Crux Dr.

2856 E 1st St, Loveland - Main home w/updated kitchen, dining, laundry & office nook. Family room w/vaulted ceiling & fireplace. Living room, Master w/Â˝ bath, 2 beds & full bath. Basement w/rec room, bar & storage. 2 car detached garage w/workshop. 2nd home w/living room, kitchen, dining, laundry, 2 beds & study. Homesite provides 4 acres w/fenced pasture, loafing shed & chicken coop. 3 car detached garage has hay storage, 2 small stalls & additional storage.

440 Cholla Drive, Loveland - Nearly new 3 BR, 3 BA home. Open floor plan w/10â&#x20AC;&#x2122; ceilings and tons of storage, Cherry stained cabinets, kitchen island, 5 piece master bath. Spectacular mountain views from back deck. Oversized 2 car garage. Hurry, this house wont last long!

993 Centaurus Pl, Loveland - Wonderful 3 bd 2 ba ranch home on a corner lot. This home has a lot to offer w/open floor plan, spacious kitchen & room to expand w/large unfinished basement. All of this is complete w/ large backyard perfect for entertaining. Conveniently located close to restaurants & grocery stores!

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2030 Massachusetts St, Loveland - Beautiful home with energy star rating. Wood floors throughout the main living area, tile floors in all baths. Kitchen has granite countertops, Tharp Cityscape cabinets & SS appliances. 3 car finished garage.

2421 Austin Ave, Loveland - Wonderfully maintained 3 bed 2 bath ranch near McKee Medical Center. Includes a spacious kitchen with tile counters & laminate flooring, separate dining room, nice sized living room & 2 good sized bedrooms w/a 3rd bedroom that would make a great office or large laundry room. There is an awesome backyard w/large mature trees giving lots of shade! The raised gardens, colored concrete patio fruit trees & RV parking are only a few features of this lovely yard. Call for your private showing today!

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5055 Apricot Dr, Loveland - Beautiful newer ranch style home with luxurious upgrades including granite kitchen with Hickory floors and Alder wood cabinets. Low maintenance yard which backs to open space. Newly finished theater room in basement. Fireplace in living room. Must see this home! Great community pool, trails, play area and open space.

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1975 Massachusetts St, Loveland - Beautiful Kendall Brook ranch with 3 bedrooms, 2 baths built by Spring Creek Homes. Custom features include Hickory hardwoods, travertine tile, solid granite, block glass, oil rubbed bronze fixtures, 9â&#x20AC;&#x2122; and vaulted ceilings, unfinished basement to finish for your own.

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4890 Georgetown Dr, Loveland - Low maintenance, custom-built, patio style, 4bd/3ba ranch home. Huge main flr master, living room w/tons of natural light & fireplace. Wood floors throughout. Finished bsmt. 3-car garage, gas fire pit, fenced yard & covered patio. Pre-inspected w/home warranty.

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