”...we have remained a family all these years.”
“We think we have a little for everyone”
- Vicki Gardner, Executive Driector, SML Regional Chamber of Commerce
- Bud Grey, Vice President of Wellness, Carilion Clinic
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Serenity at the Lake
-By Chad Parries
A thriving, laid-back community fit for families and adventure-seekers alike.
As temperatures continue to creep upward and the calendar turns from spring to summer, Smith Mountain Lake becomes not only one of the more popular areas in our region, but in all of the state of Virginia. However, over the years, it’s become a place people want to be for all four seasons. Located about 30 miles south of Roanoke, the lake contains a vast 22,000 acres of water and 500 miles of shoreline through a chunk of Franklin and Bedford Counties despite not being considered a town or city itself. Residents are divided into six zip codes – Huddleston, Moneta, Wirtz, Hardy, Union Hall, and Penhook.
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In 2016, SML celebrated its 50th anniversary, and Gretchen Tipps, Director of Communications for The Willard Companies says the population of the lake area now sits at over 20,000 residents. Not bad for a body of water that was constructed back in the 1960’s for the purpose of generating electricity. The development of the area has even the area’s business leaders still in awe.
“This community is really the type of lifestyle people want...” “35 years ago, there was nothing. Now, everyone loves to be here,” said Tipps, a mar-
keting expert for an organization that has been vital to the growth of the area, developing Westlake and Waterfront Country Clubs, as well as playing a role in the ever growing Westlake Towne Center, Smith Mountain Building Supply, and Berkshire Hathaway Home Services, a premiere real estate developer of the area. “This community is really the type of lifestyle people want. It’s active, but laid back…we have the conveniences of the city without being in the city.”
Pictured: Guests attending Smith Mountain Lake’s annual Antique Boat Show
Of course, citizens and visitors alike can play golf on the lush courses mentioned above, take a chartered boat ride on the lake, or even stay at a cabin at SML State Park, but one pre-
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conceived notion business leaders of the area want to dispel right away is Smith Mountain Lake is a warm-weather hotbed only.
Lake Christian Academy has expanded into a new building. It’s not just a place for people who want to live on the water.”
“This is not a six week in the summer and then roll up the carpet type of place,” said Vicki Gardner, executive director of the Smith Mountain Lake Regional Chamber of Commerce. “There are activities going on constantly. Various groups keep things popping all the way through fall and into winter.”
Tipps also referred to healthcare organizations putting roots in the area as well, namely Carilion, who less than two years ago, partnered with Runk & Pratt Retirement Community to open an 18,000 square foot wellness facility at Westlake Town Center for families and retirees. Bud Grey, Vice President of Wellness for Carilion Clinic, highlighted the state of the art cardiovascular and weight equipment of a typical gym, but the unique features of the center also, such as a golf simulator, hot tub, and therapy pool with jets designed to swim and move against for rehabilitation.
“... It’s not just a place for people who want to live on the water.” Tipps and Gardner both say it’s the people of the community that has made it flourish year round with the same draws as an everyday thriving town or city. “There’s a lot for families to do,” said Tipps. “Our rec league sports are great, the public school systems are excellent, Smith Mountain
“It’s a beautiful facility,” said Grey. “Our mission is to improve the health of the community we serve. We wanted a gathering place for members as well as non-members in the community for everything from exercise to education opportunities to therapy.”
With a diverse population of the SML area ranging from families to senior citizens, catering to all could sound like a challenge, but it’s something that industry leaders actually turn into a strength of the community.
“We think we have a little [something] for everyone” “Everyone has a lake story,” said Gardner, who keyed on the springtime poker run and the famous SML Wine Festival, an early fall tradition of the area since the late 1980’s to bring together a contrast of demographics. “That beautiful mix of generational culture and new people coming in help you form new friendships all the time.” “The demographic [at SML] is all over the board,” said Grey. “We think we have a little for everyone.” -continued on page 6
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- continued from page 5 Along with the wellness center, Carilion has also incorporated Urgent Care options, orthopedic and podiatry family practices, and has gone as far as to station one of its lifeguard helicopters at Westlake. Those generational cultures and new people Gardner referred to are responding to such moves, and the real estate market backs that up.
“...we love our visitors, and it’s why we get more and more every year.” “I want to see Smith Mountain Lake continue to improve and be a place for everybody,” said Glenda McDaniel, Long & Foster real estate agent since 1988. “I’ll see grandparents buy a lake house, and see their kids and grandkids come down and enjoy the lake and make great memories. It’s fantastic to watch…that’s their story.”
After a real estate explosion in the early 2000’s, McDaniel admitted the SML market took a hit much like all other areas through the recession, but the last few years has seen a steady recovery. “It’s been kind of a roller coaster ride, but it’s going uphill again,” she said. The data would support that, as the number of waterfront homes sold rose every year from 2012-2017, until a slight decline last year. In addition, waterfront lots in general have sold at an increasing rate every year since 2015. Both Gardner and Tipps stressed the proximity to Roanoke, and how the 30 to 40 minute drive is shorter than a lot of people think, perhaps because the SML area feels like a different world once arriving. “You can come out and spend the entire day, and be home before the sun sets,” said Gardner.
“And we love our visitors, and it’s why we get more and more every year.” Because there truly is something for everyone, Gardner urges folks to download the Smith Mountain Lake app on their phone or tablet to always keep up with what is going on in the area. She also says their visitor guide, available both virtually and in print, can offer a little piece of the community to everyone while also giving them the opportunity to be a part of something special together.
“…we have remained a family all these years.” “This place could have ended up being a bunch of snow cone shacks,” said Gardner. “But instead, it has become a well-built, well-developed community…we have remained a family all these years.”
“We really are easy to get to,” said Tipps.
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3 Ways to Prepare for Stormy Weather Three simple strategies to ready yourself for any weather event.
No matter where you live, the weather can be unpredictable any time of year. Storms can disrupt your family’s routine, but a little preparation can mean reducing the stress that unexpected weather events can cause. Preparing for storms or other weather conditions just takes a few practical, proactive steps that can save you time, money and give you peace of mind.
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the temperature goes down. Make sure you have a good spare tire. Keep your vehicle gassed up when temperatures are colder, to prevent gas line freezing, and make sure you’re caught up on maintenance such as oil changes, safety inspections and manufacturer recalls. Make room in your trunk for emergency supplies like jumper cables, a first-aid kit, blankets and a safety flare, in case you are stuck in your car for any length of time.
[3] Prep your home. Feel ready for any weather conditions by assembling an accessible emergency box, complete with flashlights and spare batteries, bottled water and non-perishable food, plus a first-aid kit. Then, be prepared for power outages due to weather events by investing in a generator. Automatic standby generators from Kohler are permanently installed outside a home, similar to a central air conditioning unit. The generators connect to a home’s electrical system and run on natural gas or
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propane. When power is lost, automatic standby generators turn on within 10 seconds, even when nobody is home, and units can be remotely monitored from a smartphone or laptop. Larger generators can power everything from lights and HVAC to sump pumps and home security systems. Smaller units can power a few key circuits. Having a generator can prevent a host of inconveniences, from food spoilage and lost communications to loss of heat and lighting. Thinking ahead before the unexpected happens saves time and money - while relieving your worries - during any kind of storm. Being prepared is worth the investment, offering you and your family peace of mind. You may not be able to control the weather, but you can absolutely control how you prepare and respond to it, no matter what the forecast.
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Top 5 Remodeling Projects Not all home improvements are created equal. These projects will reward you the most when it comes time to sell.
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No surprise that a garage door replacement project made it onto this winning list – a new garage door provides a big boost for your home’s curb appeal at a relatively modest cost. A host of factory-finish colors, woodlook embossed steel and glass window insets are just some of the possibilities that’ll give your doors bankable personality. Cost (for a two-door) $2,300 Return 87%.
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Real Estate Transactions
Roanoke Over $300,000 Kodiac LLC to Robert B. Swanson and Amber F. Swanson, 887 Oakwood Drive S.W. Roanoke VA 24015, $340,000 05/06/2019. Puckett, Sandra S. to Jill B. Tanner and Russell E. Tanner, 1318 Crestmoor Drive S.W. Roanoke VA 24018, $366,000 05/10/2019. Smith, Herbert II to McLeod Family Foundation Inc., 616 Ferdinand Ave. and 1215 Franklin Road S.W. Roanoke VA 24016, $375,000 05/10/2019.
$200,000 to $300,000 Armstrong, Edward and Namsookto James B. McFadden and Cynthia W.McFadden Armstrong, 1523 RosewalkLane S.E. Roanoke VA 24014, $247,500 05/07/2019. Arrellano WilliamLLC to Guevara EnterprisesLLC, 3021 Christian Ave. N.E. Roanoke VA 24012, $205,000 05/09/2019. Erker, Robert J. and Brittany N. Erker to Sarah L. Palmer, 2251Maiden Lane S.W. Roanoke VA 24015, $250,000 05/10/2019. Fox, Barbara L. to Valley Capital Group LLC, 1332Maple Ave. S.W. Roanoke VA 24016, $230,000 05/07/2019. Sullivan, GaryM. Jr. and Patricia R. Sullivan to Eric W. Early and JennaM. Early, 2457 Tillett Road S.W. Roanoke VA 24015, $210,000 05/10/2019. Thompson, Paul R. III to JohnM. Keeley, 3104 W. Ridge Road S.W. Roanoke VA 24014, $256,500 05/09/2019. Yurek, JamesM. toMelody Edwards, 531 Day Ave. S.W. Roanoke VA 24016, $265,000 05/06/2019
$100,000 to $200,000 C2K LLC to Alyssa Haberman, 2915
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Hollowell Ave. S.W. Roanoke VA 24015, $148,000 05/08/2019. CIT Bank NA to Lauro Investment Co., 5063 Keithwood Drive S.W. Roanoke VA 24018, $136,100 05/06/2019. Collins, Amanda K. toMandy Leigh Green, 938 Glenn Ridge Road N.W. Roanoke VA 24017, $159,950 05/07/2019. Commodore DevelopmentLLC to Jennifer Shagrin and Tia Litz, 1023 PalmAve. N.W. Roanoke VA 24017, $100,500 05/07/2019. Conner, Larry J. and Rhonda Conner to James T. Jenkins Sr. and Joyce F. Jenkins, 1005 Penmar Ave. S.E. Roanoke VA 24013, $130,600 05/07/2019. Devilbiss, Daniel W. Jr. to Sandra S. Puckett, 4728 Barclay Square S.W. Roanoke VA 24018, $194,500 05/10/2019. Equity Trustees LLC to Secretary of Veterans Affairs, 2414 Livingston Road Roanoke VA 24015, $146,508 05/10/2019. Gregory,Liniel G. Jr. toMichaelL. Amos, 3318 Christian Ave. N.W. Roanoke VA 24012, $100,000 05/09/2019. Habitat for Humanity in the Roanoke Valley Inc. to Yvone Sikuzani and Leya Sikuzani, 1416 Loudon Ave. Roanoke VA 24017, $125,000 05/07/2019.
tan E. Wheeler, 5025 Bruceton Road S.W. Roanoke VA 24018, $190,000 05/10/2019. M.R.Merrill Construction Inc. to Samuel A. Belcher, 1403 Barnette Road N.W. Roanoke VA 24017, $177,500 05/09/2019. McReynolds, Richard A. and JenniferL.McReynolds to Peter K. West and Sherri W. West, 4745 Ichabod Circle N.E. Roanoke VA 24019, $138,500 05/06/2019. Otey, John P. and Chelsey S. Otey to Michael A. Stover and Erin R. Stover, 4570 NelmsLane N.E. Roanoke VA 24019, $172,900 05/09/2019. Phan, Linh G. to Tuan Thanh Nguyen, 1207 Pleasant View Ave. N.W. Roanoke VA 24012, $120,000 05/08/2019. Stonelake, Nichole L. to Debra W. Brauch, 1933 Barrington Drive N.W. Roanoke VA 24017, $150,800 05/07/2019
$50,000 to $100,000 Burch, Kabria to Francisco R. Sifuentes and Anabel Lopez, 1528 Seventh St. S.E. Roanoke VA 24013, $55,000 05/08/2019. Coake, Kensey E. to JearlsInvestments LLC, 2402 Embassy Drive N.W. Roanoke VA 24017, $62,000 05/09/2019.
Henegar, Dustin and EdwardMartin to Christopher A. Ciccarelli, 1941 Carlton Road S.W. Roanoke VA 24015, $199,250 05/09/2019.
Dickerson, Terrance D. and Tonya Smith to DennisL. Quigley and Sharon A. Quigley, 2206 Hanover Ave. N.W. Roanoke VA 24017, $50,200 05/07/2019.
Herb Smith Inc. to McLeod Family Foundation Inc., 1904 Wayne St. N.E. Roanoke VA 24012, $140,000 05/10/2019.
Finney, Harold E. and Bertha M. Finney Estate to Dorothy Wimmer, 2116 Hanover Ave. N.W. Roanoke VA 24017, $50,500 05/10/2019.
Hoel, Shirley C. and Bruce D. Love to Carl S. Robinson, 4621 Heather Drive S.W. Unit 324 Roanoke VA 24018, $165,650 05/06/2019.
House, Gregory R. andMaureen E. House to Galt Properties LLC, 1809 Rorer Ave. S.W. Roanoke VA 24016, $56,650 05/10/2019.
King, Howard W. and Pamela S. King to DanielL. Wheeler and Brit-
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24018, $1,000,000 05/10/2019.
$239,950 05/10/2019.
Lester-Anderson, Kathy to Konnor Hamilton, 1001 Morehead Ave. S.E. Roanoke VA 24013, $80,572 05/10/2019.
Hughes, Bernice L. to David M. Kohl and Kendra Z. Kohl, 9234 Newport Road Catawba VA 24070, $385,000 05/06/2019.
Lumsden,Michael D. and Myrna S.Lumsden to Providence PropertiesLLC, 3136 Courtland Road N.W. Roanoke VA 24012, $64,000 05/07/2019.
Kelley, JamesL. Jr. and Lorena M. Kelley to James A. Hooven and Ronda J. Carpenter, 1264 Keffield St. Roanoke VA 24019, $325,000 05/06/2019.
Konrad, Susan C. and Anthony H. Konrad to Janice G. Murray and EdwardM.Murray, 5506 S. Village Drive Roanoke VA 24018, $265,000 05/07/2019.
Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic Church to William L.Linkenhoker, 4105 Tennessee Ave. N.W. Roanoke VA 24017, $76,200 05/08/2019.
Perkins, Bobby H. Sr. and Faye Y. Perkinsto Natalie Goad, 1314 Red Lane Extension Salem VA 24153, $390,000 05/10/2019.
Robinson, Bruce L. to Justin A. Hunts and Nicole G. Hunts, 520 King George Ave. S.W. Roanoke VA 24016, $87,000 05/08/2019.
R.Fralin Construction Inc. to RichardMcReynolds and Jennifer McReynolds, 2983 AdamDrive Vinton VA 24179, $300,675 05/07/2019.
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Shelton, Ronnie S. and Elaine W. Shelton to Jay F. Boswell and Jeannine F. Boswell, 6082 Wertz Orchard Road Roanoke VA 24018, $402,000 05/10/2019.
Over $300,000 Arthur, Julia T. and Joseph C. Thomas Jr. toMava D. Wingate and Pamela D. Elgin, 1722 Sawgrass Court Salem VA 24153, $425,000 05/10/2019. Barger, Matthew S. and Jeri S. Barger to Robert E. Dean II, 5825 Cavalier Drive Roanoke VA 24018, $585,000 05/10/2019. Branscom, Carolyn U. to Sara G. Royer and Charles K. Royer Jr., 8819 Newport Road Catawba VA 24070, $479,000 05/07/2019.
Williams, Steven M. and Rebecca T. Williamsto Hunter J. Choate and Cynthia W. Choate, 7741 Autumn Park Drive Roanoke VA 24018, $707,000 05/10/2019. Wilmott, Phillip J. and ValerieM. Wilmott toMitchell H. WillisJr. and JaniceM. Willis, 6939 Highfields FarmDrive Roanoke VA 24018, $358,000 05/07/2019.
$200,000 to $300,000
Clein, Eric T. Jr. and Lauren Clein to CarlM. Kavenaugh, 2714 Matthew Drive Vinton VA 24179, $351,500 05/10/2019.
Abbott, Gerald W. and Cynthia A. Abbott to John M. Goff and Joyce E. Goff, 4828 Warrior Drive SalemVA 24153, $224,950 05/10/2019.
Demuth, George and Martha Fuquay toMichael B.Mabe and Kathyrn S.Mabe, 1720 High Gate Lane Salem VA 24153, $369,950 05/10/2019.
Cryder, Troy and Angie Cryder to Christopher J. Alie and Natalie L. Alie, 5126 N. Spring Drive Roanoke VA 24019, $215,000 05/08/2019.
Faville, Beverly C. to Robert W. Hoffert and Jenifer K. Hoffert, 4339 Duck Pond Road SalemVA 24153, $385,000 05/08/2019.
Homan, Thomas E. to Christopher Ballard and Angela Ballard, 1984 Forest Creek Drive Roanoke VA 24018, $275,000 05/09/2019.
Fortenberry, Brent and Susan B. Fortenberry toMary Ann Coleman, 6045 Roycroft Drive Roanoke VA
Kauffman, James C. Jr. to Jeremy Stokes and Heather Stokes, 4436 Wyndale Ave. Roanoke VA 24018,
McFadden, James B. and Cynthia W.McFadden to Robert W.Mauck and Elizabeth B.Mauck, 3215 Valley StreamDrive Roanoke VA 24014, $240,500 05/07/2019. Paynter, James R. Jr. and Martha E. Paynter to Howard W. King and Pamela S. King, 4820 Pleasant Hill Drive Roanoke VA 24018, $229,950 05/10/2019. RSP LLC to Larry L.Fridley, 416 Dent Road Roanoke VA 24019, $200,000 05/10/2019. Simpson, Ashley Leigh to Jennifer Y. Gillespie, 1619 Bush Farm Drive Vinton VA 24179, $215,000 05/08/2019. Thomas E. Wilson Revocable Trust to Crowder Living Trust, 4218 Millcrest Court Roanoke VA 24018, $260,000 05/07/2019. Wood, Ernest R. and Teresa G. Wood to Richard Ventura, 5995 Twine Hollow Road Roanoke VA 24018, $240,000 05/10/2019.
$100,000 to $200,000 Askew, Patricia B. to Adrienne J. Williams and Garrett K.Louthen, 6203 Roberta Road Roanoke VA 24019, $149,700 05/07/2019. Barry C. Compton Inc. to Russell Heerlein, 8328 Robin Lynn Road Roanoke VA 24019, $185,000 05/10/2019. Caldwell, A.Lewyn and Debra A. Caldwell to ErvantiLLC, 809 S. Pollard St. Vinton VA 24179, $125,000 05/10/2019. Chocklette, James B. and Stephanie Chocklette to Chris R. Wheeler, 306 Sunflower Drive Vinton VA 24179, $194,950 05/07/2019. - continued on page 12
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Real Estate Transactions
- continued from page 10 Clark, David L. and Stacy L. Clark to Greta L. Anderson, 6267 Nell Circle Roanoke VA 24019, $164,950 05/10/2019. Conner, Galen W. and Laura P. Conner to David A. Gaylor III, 227 Lynn Haven Circle Vinton VA 24179, $135,000 05/07/2019. D’Ambrosi, Jack A. to Mayhue PropertiesLLC, 3411 Westmoreland Drive Roanoke VA 24018, $113,000 05/08/2019. Equity TrusteesLLC to Secretary of Veterans Affairs, 8198 Hunters Trail Roanoke VA 24019, $178,186 05/06/2019. Gray, Cheryl to Tracy L. Pouzar and JordanM. Pouzar, 3718 Peace Lane Roanoke VA 24018, $195,000 05/08/2019. Gruia, Violeta toMichelle L. Lumsden, 4151 Chaparral Drive Roanoke VA 24018, $169,950 05/09/2019. Harlor, Brian J. and Sara M. FourtzHarlor to Daniel J. Perdue and Amber S. Perdue, 1860 Pembrook Drive Vinton VA 24179, $197,950 05/10/2019. James R. Hill Jr. to The Lake Team LLC, 5836 Dogwood Ave. Salem VA 24153, $110,000 05/09/2019. Norkus, Joseph T. and Jean A. Norkus to Abre HoldingsInc., 3401 South Park Circle Roanoke VA 24018, $105,000 05/06/2019.
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RFC2017 Land LLC to Laurel Crest LLC, 5356 and 5372 Indian Grave Road Roanoke VA 24018, $101,238 05/08/2019.
Voo Dakk LLC to Omar Burdette and Susan A. Burdette, 4206 Sharolyn Drive Roanoke VA 24018, $195,000 05/01/2019.
RFC2017 Land LLC to SD-MF HoldingsLLC, 5356 Indian Grave Road Roanoke VA 24018, $101,238 05/08/2019.
Wyeth, Richard P. and Maxine M. Lee to Adil S. Mir, 5260 Crossbow Circle Unit 6F Roanoke VA 24018, $111,000 05/08/2019.
Samuel I. White PC to Herb Smith Inc., 3545 Evelyn Drive Salem VA 24153, $108,704 04/29/2019.
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Savanovic, Dragoljub and Mara Savanovic to Dean E. Cupp and Heather N. Cupp, 5413 S. Roselawn Road Roanoke VA 24018, $167,000 05/02/2019. Schlagetter, Monica R. to Ronald E. Bell, 3461 Overbrook Drive Roanoke VA 24018, $148,000 05/09/2019. Schwizer, Otto and Dianne Schwizer to Katryn M. Lawson, 5523 N. Garden Lane Roanoke VA 24019, $174,862 04/30/2019. Shephard, Timothy S. Jr. to Lori Allen, 6794 Village Green Drive Roanoke VA 24019, $159,950 05/03/2019. Sweeny, Doris P. to Kenneth L. Roach and Tammy L. Roach, 475 Ingal Blvd. Salem VA 24153, $174,600 05/10/2019. Underwood, Jason A. and Leanne R. Underwood to Kenneth J. Corbin and Kayleigh Corbin, 2829 Elderwood Road Salem VA 24153, $174,950 04/30/2019.
Powers, James E. and Joyce A. Kasey Estate to Ronald White and Doris White, 102 Woodmere Drive Vinton VA 24179, $175,000 05/10/2019.
Urquhart, Janet C. and Matthew S. Urquhart to Robert B. Urquhart and Nicole Y. Urquhart, 5834 Littlehorn Drive Roanoke VA 24018, $190,000 05/07/2019.
Professional Foreclosure Corp. of Virginia to Wells Fargo Bank NA, 5649 Daytona Road Roanoke VA 24012, $109,810 04/30/2019.
Ushe, Tendai G. to Susan K. Church and Kellay J. Harnish, 1006 Halliahurst Ave. Vinton VA 24179, $142,000 05/08/2019.
Pullen, Claude C. III and Debra Pullen to Joel Perdue and Sarah Perdue, 902 Ridgecrest Drive Roanoke VA 24019, $135,000 05/10/2019.
Vaden, Karen and Marvin Hollandsworth Estate to Michael L. Bury and Deborah S. Bury, 948 Shelbourne Ave. Vinton VA 24179, $151,051 05/07/2019.
Acuff, Rodney E. and Leigh Harristo Signature Properties of Roanoke LLC, 7006 Oak Court Roanoke VA 24018, $60,000 05/09/2019. Campbell, Kathy M. to Joseph Akers, 5625 Catawba Valley Drive Roanoke VA 24070, $93,170 04/30/2019. Campbell, Susan V. and Julia Thomas Estate to Turk HoldingsLLC, 5898 W. Main St. SalemVA 24153, $52,500 05/01/2019. Conner, Kitty B. andMark A. Conner to Kevin P. Enright, 10521 Lancaster Road Bent Mountain VA 24059, $75,000 05/10/2019. Jamison, Stephen A. and Paul C. Kaiser to Thomas A. Bamford Jr. and Susan K. Bamford, 290 Stoneledge Drive Roanoke VA 24019, $63,000 05/01/2019. Lawrence,Mark A. and DeborahM. Lawrence to Raymond S.Marx, 5498 Clearwood Drive Roanoke VA 24014, $95,000 05/01/2019. Samuel I. White PC to WellsFargo Bank NA, 5409 Windmere Way Hardy VA 24101, $96,657 05/03/2019.
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