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COntents Colorful reactions to older toilet color question .........................................4 HOA Homefront: What managers want for the holidays.........................................................6 Handyman: Leaning fence..............................................................................................6 We need handrails .......................................................................................6 Santa Barbara County Sales........................................................................8 How does ‘red-tagging’ work?....................................................................9 Real Estate Q&A; Can I use my credit to help buy a house where someone else pays the mortgage? ..................................................13 How to brighten up you home’s lighting ..................................................14
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White and off-white bathroom fixture colors tend to stay in style, while deep/rich colors may come and go. Photo courtesy Dreamstime/TNS
Colorful reactions to older toilet color question By Ed Del Grande
Question: Ed: I enjoyed your column on matching a new toilet to a 1970s bathroom where the original toilet color is no longer available. Your advice to go with a white toilet was helpful. What are today’s toilet colors and how do you think they will age? – Ann
Answer: Matching older plumbing fixture colors can be tough. I did receive emails saying if you do a detailed internet search, some specialty fixture companies may be able to help. With that said, let’s talk about today’s trending toilet colors. Current popular fixture colors I’ve worked with recently can be summed up with the words “natural
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and safe.” By natural I refer to earthy color tones, and by safe I’m talking about light colors. That’s good news because white and off-white fixture colors tend to stay in style, while deep/rich colors may come and go. Some of my new favorite toilet colors include honed white (with a stonelike finish) and off-white colors like cane sugar, biscuit and sea salt. For those that do like bolder plumbing fixtures, look for colors
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like indigo blue, black plum, and thunder gray. Just remember, today’s flashy toilets may not have a very bright future. Master Contractor/Plumber Ed Del Grande is known internationally as the author of the book “Ed Del Grande’s House Call,” the host of TV and Internet shows, and a LEED green associate. Visit eddelgrande.com or write eadelg@cs.com. Always consult local contractors and codes. ©2021 Tribune Content Agency, LLC.
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HOA Homefront
What Managers Want For the Holidays By Kelly G. Richardson, Esq. CCAL As we give gifts to loved ones and friends during the holiday season, most HOA members probably don’t considergiving to their community manager – the person who gets the calls when plumbing or roofs leak, somebody acts up at the pool, or gates malfunction. What if our under appreciated managers could have the holiday gift that meant the most to them? I asked that question of nine veteran managers and management company owners. A recurring theme was the gift of gratitude. Lesley Millender-Irwin PCAM, a 20-year General Manager in Glendale for FirstService Residential, said she would like “the gift of appreciation for management and support staff. We want you to enjoy where you live, so a kind word said to us goes a long way and makes a HUGE difference during these challenging times.” “It would be nice for a manager to receive a ‘thank you’ when they do a job well,” said Michael Huffman PCAM, owner of Management Professions Inc. in Torrance. Another theme was trust, allowing the manager to perform their duties to the association without co-management. Kelly Bunnell PCAM, owner of Bentley Community Management in Yorba Linda, said “a gift would be for boards to trust us to do what we say we will do, so they can enjoy their lives as homeowners and not feel like they are on duty 24/7. Managers get a gift (freedom to do their job), and the owners get a gift also — relaxation!” In this era of instant communication, some managers asked for patience and understanding. “Respect of manager’s/staff ’s time after business hours, not to micromanage managers, and to understand that portfolio managers handle more than one property,” responded Connie Vohden PCAM, owner of Community Association Specialists, Redondo Beach.
Aza Ingraham, a veteran manager with Balboa Management in Brea, said, “I would love the gift of patience and an open mind on decision-making and seeking proposals.” One company owner asked for a commitment from all parties to become better educated: “The education of managers, board members and providers of service to the association industry is critical to achieving an understanding of each party’s role in working together to operate a successful owners association,” said Jim McCarthy, owner of Condominium Management Services in Claremont. Several managers asked for people to work harder to build community. “The gift I would like to have is for HOAs to embrace the importance of ‘community’ and diligently and creatively find ways to advance community in their association,” said David Brock PCAM, management company owner, Beven & Brock, Pasadena. Lauren Baker CMCA, a General Manager in Huntington Beach with FirstService Residential, said simply, her gift would be “a more neighborly community.” Finally, Russ Hoffman PCAM, owner of Valencia Management Group in Valencia, asked for “goodwill toward your neighbors and understanding that we are here to help.” Community association managers are called upon to handle just about everything in the homeownership world. Maintenance, repairs, landscaping, finances, architectural conformity, assessment delinquencies, and neighbor behavior are part of the wide array of issues managers are asked to handle in a typical day. Juggling all the myriad homeowner demands and problems isn’t easy. Surely there are other ways to show appreciation to the community association managers, and this would certainly be a good season to start, wouldn’t it?
Kelly G. Richardson, Esq. is a Fellow of the College of Community Association Lawyers and Partnerof Richardson Ober DeNichilo LLP, a law firm known for community association advice. Submit questions to Kelly@rodllp.com. Past columns at www.HOAHomefront.com. All rights reserved®.
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Your Handyman By Mark Baird
Leaning fence. Question: We live on the Mesa and our wood fence is as old as the house and is precariously leaning downhill towards our neighbor’s home. The fence is built on the top of a small cement block retaining wall in our neighbor’s yard, and it is also in bad condition and should be rebuilt. The problem is that our neighbor is not interested in replacing either the retaining wall or fence even if we pay the entire bill. In the meantime my husband and I are worried that our fence is going to completely fall down and then we will have no privacy at all in our backyard. Any suggestions? Your Handyman: You’ve probably heard the old adage that “Good Fences Make Good Neighbors”. Being on a friendly basis with your neighbors is important but having the private use of your backyard is just as important. Many of the homes on the Mesa were built in the 1960’s and 50 years is a long time for your wood fence to survive the effects of weather, termites and dry rot, and it’s probably past due for replacement. However, if the fence is supported by a crumbling retaining wall that your neighbor will not allow you to rebuild, then it makes no sense to spend the money to build a new fence that may collapse when the retaining wall finally gives way. It sounds like the only realistic option is to install several metal support posts on your side of the fence that are set in concrete and then attach them to the fence with metal deck screws. This should support the old fence for at least a few more years or maybe even more. The expense of installing or maintaining a fence that sits on a property line is usually shared by both neighbors but often one party either can’t afford the expense or just doesn’t want to cooperate. Hopefully your neighbor will come around sometime in the near future, be more cooperative, and maybe even agree to share the expense of both a new retaining wall and a new fence.
We need handrails. Question: My wife and I are both now in our 80’s and are a little unsteady going up and down the steps to our front porch. The steps and walkway are concrete and we didn’t have any handrails put in when they were originally made, but we sure need them now. Is it possible to have a handrail installed without going through all the expense of putting in new steps? Your Handyman: There are a couple of different possible options for safely installing a handrail on your concrete steps which will give you a sturdy handgrip while going up or down the steps. The easiest would be to have an ornamental iron handrail with posts welded together as a single unit and fastened to the steps with concrete anchors. A metal square of about 4” x 4” is welded to the bottom of each post, a hole is drilled in each corner of this base plate, and it is screwed down to the cement using expanding concrete anchors. Holes are drilled into the concrete using a rotary impact drill, the concrete anchors are inserted in the holes, and the base of the anchor mushrooms out when the nut on top is tightened, and when done correctly it is more than strong enough to support the post. A decorative metal “skirt” is then slid down the post to conceal the base plate and anchor heads. Usually a handrail is about 34” high and needs to be of a size that allows you to easily grip it when needed. There are many welding and wrought iron shops in Santa Barbara that can both design and install a handrail that will be an attractive addition to the front of your home and provide you with a safe grip.
Mark Baird is a General Contractor & the Owner of “Your Handyman” servicing Santa Barbara since 2006. You can contact Mark at 805-968-1234 or email him at: mark.baird@sbcoxmail.com. Visit his website at: www.yourhandymansb.com.
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Santa BarBara County SaleS
This is a partial list of all recorded residential sales in Santa Barbara County from December 1, 2021 thru December 9, 2021. While these recordings are public record, the News-Press receives this information from an outside source. This list does not represent all sales that occurred over this time period. Consult your REALTOR® for further information regarding home sales in your area of interest.
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DATE
4858 SAWYER AVE
LOBUE CHARLES EA
WINSTON ENTERPRISES LLC
$500,000
12/3/2021
1225 FRANCISCAN CT 1
NELSON WILLIAM
SCOURAS AMBER EA
$710,000
12/6/2021
1062 PALMETTO WAY D
BEBKO NIKOLAY EU
PEREZ PERNANDO EA
$745,000
12/1/2021
1527 MEADOW CIR
WILLIAMS VALERIE EA
KELSEY CATHERINE EA
$950,000
12/3/2021
CUYAMA
4736 CEBRIAN AVE
ROBIESON DAVID EA
REHA JESSE
$165,000
12/9/2021
GOLETA
31 DEARBORN PL 27
FIGUEROA MARIA EA
GIANG WILLIAM
$497,500
12/3/2021
7624 HOLLISTER AVE 327
SUGDEN FRANK EA
LENARD CLAIRE
$590,000
12/7/2021
7386 CALLE REAL 17
SMITH MIKE EU
SANTACRUZ ALBERTO EU
$630,000
12/9/2021
15 N SAN MARCOS RD A
SMITH ERICA
LOCKE ROBERT EA
$850,000
12/6/2021
4788 CALLE CAMARADA
PARKER RYAN EA
FLICKINGER KRISTIN EA
$1,100,000
12/8/2021
455 CARLO DR
CAMPBELL JO EA
LERNER DAVID EU
$1,425,000
12/9/2021
475 STANFORD PL
LEACHMAN MELISSA EU
BRAX JEFFREY EA
$1,525,000
12/1/2021
4925 CERVATO WAY
DE FILIPPO GEORGE EU
YAZADZHIEV DIMITAR EU
$1,590,000
12/2/2021
5013 SUNGATE RANCH RD
PLACENTE ROBERT EA
TUFT EVANGELIN EU
$1,605,000
12/1/2021
5011 WHITNEY RANCH CT
KWASIZUR CARY EU
WILLIAM KEVIN EA
$2,200,000
12/6/2021
7779 GOLDFIELD CT
CATHEDRAL POINTE PROPERTY LLC MORALES MARIO EA
$3,285,000
12/3/2021
4490 FIR ST
REYNOSO JULIA EA
MILLER TAB
$310,000
12/3/2021
2995 ASSOCIATED RD
MCCORMICK MICHAEL EA
DIAZ GUILLERMO
$900,000
12/9/2021
ISLA VISTA
6757 DEL PLAYA DR
ALTA COMMUNITY INVESTMENT
6757 DEL PLAYA LLC
$750,000
12/1/2021
LOMPOC
17 VILLAGE CIRCLE DR
TIDWELL ROBERTA EA
SCOTT LORI
$175,000
12/1/2021
8 VILLAGE CIRCLE DR
CAMANCHO EDWARD
SIBLEY NORMAN EU
$278,000
12/7/2021
1217 W CYPRESS AVE A
READ CHARLES
HERNANDEZ AUGUSTO EU
$295,000
12/7/2021
1414 W APRICOT AVE
DAWKINS DEMITRESE EU
MCDOUGALL KELLI EA
$318,000
12/7/2021
1305 RIVERSIDE DR
TONDRO ANDREA
BENNETT JACOB
$345,000
12/3/2021
225 N I ST
BRIMMER CARMEL EA
CARL THAD
$380,000
12/7/2021
1112 E NORTH AVE
GONZALEZ JOSE
FLORES JOSE
$425,000
12/2/2021
1325 W OAK AVE
ESPINOSA EVERETT EA
DAWKINS DEMITRESE EU
$440,000
12/9/2021
433 N SECOND ST
NEAL JACK EA
VEGA RONALD EA
$470,000
12/8/2021
912 W COLLEGE AVE
D&D INVESTMENTS
NEWSON DEKOTA
$480,000
12/3/2021
1444 GLEN ELLEN LN
GILLESPIE JOHN EA
GUERRERO JORGE EA
$516,000
12/9/2021
1018 W NORTH AVE
MCCLAIN JANIE
REYNOSO RENE EA
$520,000
12/1/2021
513 BROOKSIDE DR
DOMBROSKI SAING EA
CHAVARIN JESSE EA
$536,500
12/1/2021
1006 W NORTH AVE
DE LA CRUZ CARLOS EA
KEY KENNESHA
$564,000
12/1/2021
613 E BIRCH AVE
RANNEY REBECCA EA
AGUILAR NATALI EA
$690,000
12/7/2021
1094 TORO CANYON RD
HENRY CHRISTIAN EA
GAI 5 INCORPORATED
$850,000
12/7/2021
1018 THE FAIRWAY
SNOWDEN PETER EA
VANOCUR VIRGINIA EA
$1,750,000
12/8/2021
792 CHELHAM WAY
TAYLOR GUY EA
WEINFELD SONYA
$2,900,000
12/9/2021
780 LADERA LN
ROCHEL TIFFANY
YM3 LLC
$4,100,000
12/1/2021
1460 BONNYMEDE DR
ARREGUI CHRISTOPHER EU
MUNGER CHARLES EA
$11,000,000
12/8/2021
GUADALUPE
MONTECITO
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2285 Bella Vista Drive | $12,950,000 Open House Today : 1pm - 4pm Team Scarborough 805.331.1465 Jim Scarborough Ann Scarborough Mckenzie Scarborough DRE#01182792 DRE#01050902 © 2021 Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties (BHHSCP) is a member of the franchise system of BHH Affiliates LLC. BHHS and the BHHS symbol are registered service marks of Columbia Insurance Company, a Berkshire Hathaway affiliate. BHH Affiliates LLC and BHHSCP do not guarantee accuracy of all data including measurements, conditions, and features of property. Information is obtained from various sources and will not be verified by broker or MLS. Buyer is advised to independently verify the accuracy of that information.
How does ‘red-tagging’ work? In the event of a gas or carbon monoxide leak, an inspector may red-tag an HVAC system. Photo courtesy Dreamstime/TNS
By Paul F. P. Pogue If you’ve ever had a significant problem with your gas-powered HVAC system, you’ve probably heard the term “red-tagged.” (And if you haven’t yet, there’s every chance you will someday, given that most HVAC systems have a lifespan between 10 and 20 years.) Whatever the circumstances, red-tagging means that you need to prioritize repairs immediately. A red tag may be placed by an HVAC tech or a worker for the utility company. This means a gas-powered appliance cannot be safely operated until a situation is resolved. Fur-
naces, stoves, water heaters and gas dryers are all subject to being red-tagged. Different states and utility companies have their own regulations about how red-tagging works, so if you get one, it’s a good idea to read up on your local laws. In some cases, only utility company workers can issue a red tag. Numerous problems can lead to a red tag. Some of the most common are carbon monoxide leaks, gas leaks, and fire hazards. Many times, a cracked heat exchanger is the culprit. Such cracks can allow gas or carbon monoxide or both to flow into the living area, which is extremely dangerous. Most of the time, red tags will follow one of two types. Type A red tags mean the situation presents immediate danger, such as some kind of gas leak. The technician will shut down your gas immediately until the issue can be fixed. Type B tags indicate a serious problem with no immediate danger. In these cases, you should get the issue repaired as soon as possible, but the gas can still be running in the meantime. In some cases, it might be applied by a utility inspector who will require you to resolve the problem in a certain amount of time. Repair costs for red-tagged furnaces can vary greatly. It could be anything from a poorly sealed line to a broken central unit. Your HVAC pro should be able to provide a detailed explanation of the problem and a written estimate for the work that will need to be done. A cracked heat exchanger will usually cost around $1,500 to repair. If your older furnace has been red-tagged with a major issue, it may be a better idea to replace it entirely rather than repair. A furnace older than 15 years probably needs to be replaced rather than repaired; even if you’ve kept it in pristine condition and maintenance, it won’t have many years left in it. A new furnace will cost between $2,000 and $6,000 on average, depending on the size of your house and type of furnace. Make sure you ask the cost of potential replacement when planning a major repair. If you’re worried that the red-tagging may have taken place in error, hire another reliable HVAC company for a second opinion. ©2021 Ask Angi. Visit at angi.com. Distributed by Tribune Content Agency, LLC.
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Santa BarBara County SaleS AREA
ADDRESS
SELLER
BUYER
PRICE
LOS OLIVOS
2877 ALTA ST
MELVILLE CHAD
BOUCHER DEREK EA
$1,150,000
12/9/2021
2110 RAILWAY AVE
BRANQUINHO JOHN EA
SUVANS LANCE EU
$1,350,000
12/9/2021
2213 ALAMO PINTADO AVE
LOPRESTI CARA EA
2213 LO COUNTRY LLC
$1,430,000
12/1/2021
968 MIRAMONTE DR 6
SOMERS CYNTHIA EA
ALIRE JENNIFER
$607,000
12/8/2021
1229 REBECCA LN H
WILBUR GREGORY EA
GRANT COLLEEN EA
$670,000
12/3/2021
315 S CANADA ST A
BECHER ANDREW
315 SOUTH CANADA LLC
$795,000
12/7/2021
8 LA CUMBRE CIR
MORENO LYNDA
STINSON SANDRA EA
$850,000
12/1/2021
211 W GUTIERREZ ST 8
SMITH MICHAEL EA
ENGLAND ELIZABETH
$880,000
12/3/2021
393 N LA CUMBRE RD
GREEN MARY EA
SMITH MIKE EU
$955,000
12/9/2021
39 ROMAINE DR
RICHARDSON CYNTHIA EA
VILLARREAL FRANCISCO EA
$1,000,000
12/8/2021
68 LA CUMBRE CIR
KURTH GARY EU
NEVILLE ROBERT EU
$1,005,000
12/7/2021
1537 PORTESUELLO AVE
SCHAFER FAMILY HOLDINGS
WRIGHT PHILLIP EU
$1,099,000
12/1/2021
931 CASTILLO ST
RIDER KORI
YAU EMILY
$1,125,000
12/2/2021
319 W MISSION ST
MILBURN LAURA EA
HODGEN STEVEN EA
$1,280,000
12/6/2021
1134 W VALERIO ST
BROOKS LAURAL EA
NATISIN TAMIRA
$1,307,000
12/8/2021
715 W ISLAY ST
SALVINI JAME EA
WALTER MICHAEL EA
$1,400,000
12/3/2021
4059 VIA ZORRO
PIRKOWITSCH JUDITH
LOOS PETER EU
$1,425,000
12/3/2021
124 CITRUS AVE
KHADAVI-DELSHAD MELODY
GAETA CARMELO EA
$1,500,000
12/3/2021
617 W ORTEGA ST
LIPSHITZ JEFFREY EA
WEST OCASA LLC
$1,560,000
12/1/2021
724 REDDICK ST
KIRKPATRICK KENNETH EA
WALKER TIMOTHY EU
$1,610,000
12/7/2021
1320 ANACAPA ST
LAPIN CLAUDIA EA
HOAGLAND CRAIG EA
$1,635,000
12/6/2021
320 OCEANO AVE
WESTSTREAM EXCHANGE COMPANYMAHBOOB RAY
$1,950,000
12/7/2021
223 ALAMEDA PADRE SERR
MACPHERSON PAULINE
BOWIE JAMES EU
$2,143,000
12/2/2021
2511 MURRELL RD
JERKOVIC ROBERT EA
SHANNY BRENDAN EA
$2,320,000
12/3/2021
941 CAMINO DEL RIO
ALFERNESS RODNEY EU
FALCONER AMBER EU
$2,375,000
12/3/2021
3823 PUEBLO AVE
HERNANDEZ BART EA
LIVING GREEN FARMS LLC
$2,465,000
12/8/2021
211 W DE LA GUERRA ST
CONTRERAS PAMELA EA
ELIASSEN J TODD EA
$2,475,000
12/8/2021
3532 CHUPAROSA DR
TULLY WILLIAM EA
WONG ELAINE EA
$2,760,500
12/3/2021
3834 LA CUMBRE LN
MIKO PETER EA
STORM PETER EU
$2,925,000
12/3/2021
605 W CANON PERDIDO ST
SCHAFF HAROLD EA
605 CANON PERDIDO LLC
$3,150,000
12/2/2021
STATE ST
LASARZIG WILLIAM EA
NVSB LLC
$25,000,000
12/6/2021
STATE ST
NVSB LLC
MCP SANTA BARBARA LLC
$32,000,000
12/6/2021
STATE ST
NETTLESHIP PATRICIA EA
MCP SANTA BARBARA LLC
$32,000,000
12/6/2021
537 S RAILROAD AVE A
PORTMAN CHARLES EA
BARTELL DAVID EU
$147,500
12/2/2021
537 S RAILROAD AVE B
PORTMAN CHARLES EA
BARTELL DAVID EU
$147,500
12/2/2021
1475 BATHURST DR
ZENOR CHRISTOPHER
PENNY LANE EQUITY INC
$326,000
12/3/2021
802 E HERMOSA ST
PREMIER REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT ROBLES VICTOR EU
$330,000
12/3/2021
1702 N RUSSELL AVE
GOMEZ RICHARD EA
PEREZ OSCAR EU
$360,000
12/7/2021
2016 N LAZO WAY
AUSTIN RICHARD EA
MARTINEZ BLAKE EU
$395,000
12/2/2021
825 W COOK ST
NEVAREZ GUILLERMO EA
NUNEZ JOSE EU
$410,000
12/3/2021
404 PARKVIEW NORTH
CARINO JEFFREY
WOMACK MICHAEL EU
$437,000
12/9/2021
412 W WASHINGTON CIR
KREPS JENNIFER
LOPEZ MAILEN EU
$450,000
12/3/2021
3661 LOS PADRES RD
DOWDEN KRISTI EA
REDWOOD HOLDINGS LLC
$455,000
12/2/2021
1402 CATRINA WAY
ANDAYA BENIGNA EA
HERNANDEZ JOSE EU
$480,000
12/3/2021
407 W TAFT ST
CATAMOUNT PROPERTIES
LOPEZ IRMA EU
$486,000
12/9/2021
923 COLEBROOK DR
CARVALHO BERERLY EA
LAZARO RAMIRO EA
$486,000
12/3/2021
1342 BLOSSOM DR
MUSEV ALAN
BURKETT CHRISTAL
$495,000
12/8/2021
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Today’s
Real Estate Q&A:
Can I use my credit to help buy a house where someone else pays the mortgage?
To view this weekend’s Open Home Guide and all other Real Estate for sale or rent go to: newspress.com – click on Special Editions, House & Home
By Gary M. Singer
Carpinteria 12:30-3 $515,000 6180 Via Real #65 3/2 Gorgeous, top of the line Silvercrest manufactured home in the Vista de SB (55 +) park. Village Properties Gail Cooley
805-689-7767
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Goleta north 1-4 $1,025,000 673 Ardmore Dr. 3/2 NEW LISTING! Single Story Ranch Cottage w/brick fireplace, lg. family rm & lot, pool Coast and Valley Properties Monica Lenches 805-689-1300
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Goleta north If your children cannot qualify for a loan, there is a good chance they cannot afford monthly payments or have a history of not paying their bills. Photo courtesy Dreamstime/TNS
Questions What are the pitfalls for a mother to use her credit to buy a house for her thirty-something son in another state? Both of our names would be on the title. He would make the down payment and make the mortgage payments. After a year, how would I remove my name? – Peggy
Answer
As a parent myself, I understand the urge to help your child. This is a common scenario I see in my law practice, and sometimes it works out fine. That said, it often turns into a disaster for the family member. Your credit is yours and not something to use for someone else. If your son cannot qualify for a loan, there is a good chance he cannot afford the payments or has a history of not paying his bills. You will be on the hook if your son does not pay the mortgage. Because both of your names are on the title, you would be unable to sell the home to pay off the mortgage without his consent. You could also be liable if someone gets hurt at the property. The injured person would sue all property owners to recover for their damages. While you can remove your name from the property’s title, you cannot take yourself off the mortgage loan even if you no longer own part of the home. You would then be in the unenviable position of personally owing money collateralized by the property you have no interest in or control over. Finally, you must be truthful when applying for a mortgage. You will need to inform the lender that you are not paying the deposit or making the monthly payments. A lender probably will not want to make a loan in this circumstance, but not being truthful when applying for credit is a crime. If you still want to go through with this, you should speak with a local attorney to properly structure the transaction to minimize the pitfalls.
1-4 $1,750,000 4399 La Paloma Rd 3/2 Open your door to the world of breathtaking mountain views, without leaving home! This exquisitely remodeled cottage sits on 1.4 acres in the Santa Barbara Foothills, an opportunity you don’t want to miss! Coastal Properties Natalya Konishcheva 805-699-1582
Goleta South 12-2 $1,995,000 6815 Shadowbrook Dr 6/3 6 BD/3 BA, on one of the LARGEST lots in Storke Ranch! 1 BD/1 BA downstairs. 3 car garage. Patio & pergola in spacious & serene backyard. Village Properties John A. Sener
805-331-7402
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Goleta South 12-3 $1,955,000 6866 Shadowbrook Dr 4/3 GRAND & Spacious!!! Signature IV Model! 4 BD + bonus room. Your choice as an extra Office/Study/Bd. 3 full baths. Soaring ceilings. An abundance of natural light throughout. Open Concept Kitchen/Family RM. Village Properties Brenda Hoppers
805-455-3272
# 02133758
Goleta South 1-4 $1,495,000 59 San Dimas Avenue 4/2 New Listing! Beautifully remodeled modern home in the Thunderbird neighborhood. Village Properties Patricia Griffin
805-705-5133
# 00837659
MeSa 2-4 $1,495,000 1724 Cliff Drive 2/1.5 East Mesa Fixer-Upper! This single-level 1,514 sq. ft. home is resting on a flat 8,276 sq. ft. lot. Partial ocean and island views. Short walk to the Mesa Shopping Center. Washington School Dist. LOTS OF POTENTIAL! Mike Richardson, Realtors Kyle Richardson 805-680-3131
Gary M. Singer is a Florida attorney and board-certified as an expert in real estate law by the Florida Bar. He practices real estate, business litigation and contract law from his office in Sunrise, Fla. He is the chairman of the Real Estate Section of the Broward County Bar Association and is a co-host of the weekly radio show Legal News and Review. He frequently consults on general real estate matters and trends in Florida with various companies across the nation.
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Santa BarBara County SaleS AREA
SANTA MARIA
SANTA YNEZ
UNICORP
ADDRESS
SELLER
BUYER
PRICE
525 E DENA WAY
SHANNON JAMIE EA
VASQUEZ JESSE EU
$521,000
12/3/2021
445 RUTGERS DR
LOPEZ STEPHEN EA
CARBOT IRIS EA
$545,000
12/3/2021
3128 S FROSTY WAY
PARD CARLA EU
FURUKAWA THOMAS EA
$600,000
12/3/2021
520 E COOK ST
HAMILTON DOROTHY EA
LOPEZ VERENIS EA
$605,000
12/3/2021
189 CAMERON AVE
STROUP DAVID EA
RAMIREZ IRMA EA
$615,000
12/7/2021
956 DON PABLO DR
MCCASLIN HEATHER
SAVAGE JOSHUA EU
$625,000
12/3/2021
4232 PLUMERIA CT
CRABTREE KENNETH EA
FARLEY HAL EU
$660,000
12/3/2021
5699 SHILO CT
MORSE THOMAS
PATRICK JOSHUA EU
$675,000
12/3/2021
1124 HAMPSHIRE PL
VILLEGAS ERNESTO EU
DIAZ DANIEL EA
$775,000
12/3/2021
1266 CYNDIE LN
REYBURN STEVEN EA
HOLGUIN FERNANDO EU
$1,050,000
12/3/2021
4365 ASHLEY PL
MINAMI YAHE EA
VILLEGAS ERNESTO EU
$1,075,000
12/3/2021
4657 PAINT HORSE TRAIL
GARCIA JOHN EA
BROOK EDWARD EA
$1,300,000
12/6/2021
970 N REFUGIO RD
SALCEDO YOLANDA
LUNA CHRISTIAN EA
$1,015,000
12/7/2021
3040 COUNTRY RD
BALDACCHINO JOE EU
KUNKLE JAMES EU
$2,215,000
12/7/2021
1873 RIVER RANCH DR
GARZA DAVID
D&D INVESTMENTS LLC
$190,000
12/3/2021
220 E GRANT ST 40
GIDDINGS JOSHUA
HANNAH LOIS EA
$320,000
12/7/2021
3559 VIA LATO
BLIZZARD RANDALL EA
HOTCHKISS EDWARD
$375,000
12/3/2021
1234 E FESLER ST
WALLMAN G MICHAEL EU
SANDOVAL ASHLEY EA
$385,000
12/3/2021
1266 JACKIE LN
JONES KATHRYN
CEDILLOS JOSEPH
$450,000
12/3/2021
517 S Q ST
BOVEE LEIGHTON
CATALAN ASUNCION
$490,000
12/1/2021
2312 S COTTAGE LN
PANKRATZ AARON EU
BAEZ DANIEL EA
$510,000
12/7/2021
2654 S NIVERTH PL
AMAREL CHRISTOPHER EU
LEYVAS RUDOLPH
$550,000
12/7/2021
168 HERCULES AVE
WRIGHT JOHN EA
BRAMBILA TIFFANY EU
$610,000
12/6/2021
736 HILLSIDE DR
BLANKENSHIP NICKOLAS EU
CENTRAL HOLDING GROUP LLC
$615,000
12/8/2021
2605 S RUBEL WY
REYES, SOL J
DUTTON JUSTIN
$645,000
12/3/2021
359 FIRST ST
BREZA MARK EA
DRAMMER LAURA EA
$785,000
12/3/2021
549 ST ANDREWS WAY
CYPERT CASEY EA
WARD MICHAEL EA
$825,000
12/1/2021
3320 PINE ST
DALBY LENA EA
WEINBERG JED EA
$920,000
12/7/2021
148 SAN MARCOS TRT CLB
SHANKIN JAMES EA
KUKKUA JANNE EU
$1,250,000
12/9/2021
Whether you live in a temperate zone, or the sun sets at 4 p.m. come winter, your home’s indoor lighting plays a vital role in your daily comfort and happiness. Here are some tips for lighting your interior for bright, cheery season year-round. 1. Add diverse lighting The classic solution! Placing two different light sources in a room adds variation and creates a more pleasant ambiance. One primary overhead light will do the trick, though some homeowners find it to be monotonous, and it sometimes overilluminates a space. A good fix? Layering lights. Floor and table lamps are excellent ways to add lighting to a room and enhance your favorite activity, whether it’s gaming or reading. 2. Consider your window treatments Your choice of curtains or window treatments plays a significant role in your home’s feel, even when they’re wide open. Sheer, light-colored curtains can let in more light, block glare and give an airy atmosphere to the room. On the flip side, heavy light-blocking shades will block out nearly all natural light. But even open curtains can curtail your room’s light. If you want blackout options for sleeping, consider shades that you can push all the way up. 3. Install a mirror Sometimes the best lighting tricks don’t even involve
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lights. For example, adding a mirror to a room will open it up and reflect more light. If you position it across from another mirror, it creates the effect of another window in the room. Hanging one next to an existing light source will kick your room’s light up another notch. Just take care not to place it directly across from a light fixture. Doing say may bounce light around, and your room can feel more like a carnival fun house — and not in a good way. 4. Wash your windows You might be surprised at how much even light seasonal grime will dull your windows and block incoming sunlight. If you wash your windows thoroughly inside and out, you’ll get a boost to sunlight right away. If your house is taller than one story, or your windows are particularly dirty, consider hiring a pro whose expertise can do the job safely and effectively. 5. Add a coat of paint Paint a room with warm colors like yellow, orange, red or white. Avoid bright white walls, which could look dull without natural light. Think about your finishes, too. Satin tends to be best to brighten up a room. Glossy surfaces can cause too much glare, while a matte finish can seem flat and dull.
A variety of light sources in a room can improve the atmosphere.
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2285 BELLA VISTA DR, MONTECITO UPPER 4BD/6BA • $12,950,000 Team Scarborough, 805.331.1465 LIC# 01182792
796 HOT SPRINGS RD, MONTECITO 4BD/3½BA • $11,250,000 Nancy Kogevinas, 805.450.6233 LIC# 01209514
500 MEADOW WOOD LN, MONTECITO 4BD/3BA + 2 offices • $6,650,000 Daniel Encell, 805.565.4896 LIC# 00976141
1104 FOOTHILL RD, OJAI 4BD/4½+½BA • $5,995,000 Cristal Clarke, 805.886.9378 LIC# 00968247
840 TORO CANYON RD, MONTECITO 4BD/3½BA; ±10.01 acres • $5,950,000 Cristal Clarke / J.J. Gobbell, 805.403.5785 LIC# 00968247 / 02063124
679 MISSION CANYON RD, EASTSIDE UPPER 5BD/5½BA • $5,495,000 Kathy Hughes, 805.448.4881 LIC# 00521702
122 HOLLISTER RANCH, GOLETA NORTH Ken Switzer, 805.680.4622 LIC# 01245644
3120 SOLIMAR BEACH DR, VENTURA 4BD/3½BA • $4,500,000 Janet Caminite, 805.896.7767 LIC# 01273668
2463 WHITNEY AVE, SUMMERLAND 4BD/3½BA • $3,995,000 Douglas & Associates, 805.318.0900 LIC# 02024147
1110 ALAMEDA PADRE SERRA, RIVERIA 2BD/2BA • $3,195,000 Laurel Abbott, 805.455.5409 LIC# 01247432
2333 FOOTHILL LN, MISSION CANYON 5BD/4BA; ±1.09 acres • $2,649,000 Thomas Schultheis, 805.729.2802 LIC# 01847740
186 CORONADA CIR, MONTECITO 2BD/2BA + office • $2,490,000 Daniel Encell, 805.565.4896 LIC# 00976141
36 BARRANCA AVE #1, MESA 2BD/2BA • $1,800,000 Scott S Williams, 805.451.9300 LIC# 00628741
107 SKYLINE CIR, MESA 2BD/2BA • $1,695,000 Bartron Real Estate Group, 805.563.4054 LIC# 01005021
6983 VISTA DEL RINCON DR, LA CONCHITA 3BD/1BA • $945,000 Felipe Castañeda, 805.636.4410 LIC# 02103365
5824 THYME PL, SANTA MARIA 3BD/3BA • $889,000 Ealand & Sideris Group, 805.698.9902 LIC# 01766178 / 00603730
207 MENLO DR, BUELLTON 3BD/2BA • $799,999 Brenda Cloud, 805.901.1156 LIC# 01772551
1900+ LAS CANOAS RDG WY, MISSION CANYON ±.87 acre • $749,000 Bill Urbany & Alisa Pepper, 805.570.5680 LIC# 00717028 / 01347807
0000 SANTA PAULA AVE, LA CONCHITA ±3,600 sq ft buildable lot • $430,000 Felipe Castañeda, 805.636.4410 LIC# 02103365
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SANTA BARBARA NEWS-PRESS REAL ESTATE
SUNDAY, DECEMBER 19, 2021
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