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Horticulture tips for March 10 ways to use more color in your space What a difference a week makes! The rainfall Payne County received has been most welcome. It, in combination with the warming temperatures will really kick start our spring growing season. Consider lateral growth. the following tips Mowing will also for your garden and delay seedhead landscape. establishment. Re • For landscape member that even beds and garden the best cover crops plots, it is still easy can become weeds to control winter/ in your garden if spring weeds with they are allowed to cultivation if done randomly reseed. soon. Remember, a • For homeownvery small inconers that typically spicuous weed right use glyphosate now can completely to control weeds dominate the same on their dormant space one month bermudagrass, the from now. window of opportu • If you planted nity will be closing winter cover crops, very soon. If spraylook for them to ing is on your “to take off with vigor- do” list in the next ous growth soon. To few days, scout get the maximum carefully for signs benefit to your soil of bermudagrass from these plants, breaking dormancy the goal is to have and greening up. them produce as Application of glymuch vegetation phosate during this as possible before growth stage can they complete their really damage the THE RE/MAX SIGNATURE EXPERIENCE Dedicated professionals providing unrivaled service. life cycle. This bermuda. means you can clip • Preemergent (or mow) the top herbicides must growth off to enbe applied before courage additional weeds germinate.

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Color can both attract and repel. It can also serve as a creative way to add energy and interest into your home. Afraid to use color? Well, you are not alone. There is a bit of an art to using color properly in a space, but the good news is it’s OK to experiment. Here are Design Recipes’ tips for using color: 1. Consider an accent wall. Paint is one of the least expensive ways to infuse color into your space. 2. Use toss pillows. Toss pillows not only help to add color to a space, but texture as well. Toss pillows are also portable design, allowing

you to move color from room to room as you desire. 3. Purchase colorful accessories such as table lamps. There are so many interesting ways to incorporate both an interesting color and design into a space, and lighting is one functional way. 4. Try greenery. 5. Be bold with bedding. Bedding, especially in a children’s room, can add a dynamic element. 6. Use area rugs. Area rugs are an ideal way to corporate color into a space. Many designers choose area rugs either first for color or graphic inspiration or last to help tie a room together. 7. Use a technique called

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How to get your home photo-ready before you sell ity cameras and even cellphones, it is possible for homeowners to When it comes take good quality time to sell your photographs. Still, home, photos may make all the differ- others may choose to leave the job to ence. The reality a professional. Reis many potential gardless, there are buyers spend a lot some photography of time perusing photos online before tips to keep in mind to make sure your even deciding if property is ready they wish to see a property in person. for its close-up. DO: This is where the • Take phopower of photogtos either in late raphy comes into morning or early play. afternoon. This is These days, with typically when you the advent of lower-priced high qual- have optimal light. By Cathy Hobbs Tribune News Service

Never take photos at night. • Make sure all lamps and overhead lighting is turned on. • Add bursts of color to a space through colorful toss pillows, throws or accents. These types of touches will really help to make your photos pop. • Tell a story.

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Worried homebuyer wonders what’s best: ‘Fraud alert’ or ‘credit freeze’ There are several ways for consumers to protect themselves from identity thieves, but potential homebuyers have some extra concerns. DEAR MR. MYERS: I am planning to buy my first home this spring, but I recently learned that my credit file was among those that were hacked in the attack on Equifax’s computer system last year. I ordered a copy of my credit report last week and there was no suspicious activity on it, but I want to keep that information away from identity thieves because I expect to be filing a mortgage-loan application soon. What’s the best way to do this? ANSWER: Most credit experts say that the attack on Equifax’s computer files in 2017 was the largest in history. From mid-May through July, the company admits, the files of as many as 143 million people about half of the nation’s population - were breached by computer-hacking thieves. Information that was stolen included Social

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the agency at 877322-8228. Now, your next step is to decide whether to place either a “fraud alert” or a full-blown “credit freeze” on your credit file. There are some key differences between the two. A fraud alert is a temporary, 90-day notation that the credit bureau will place on your file. It’s basically a “red flag” for any potential creditor that accesses your credit report, warning that you believe you are a potential victim of identity theft. The bureau will then take some extra steps, such as calling you or writing to you to validate

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your identity before approving a loan or opening any other type of new account. A credit freeze, sometimes called a “security freeze” or “file freeze,” can give you more protection. That’s because it completely blocks a mortgage lender or other potential creditor from reviewing your credit file. Though filing a credit freeze may give you more protection today, it can cause problems later. For example, if you freeze your credit file now, you will then have to “unfreeze” it when you apply for a mortgage or other credit later. It may take a few days to thaw it, which could

delay the application process and, perhaps, even void the purchase of a home or add financial penalties if you can’t arrange the needed financing before the date that the sale is set to close. It sometimes costs $10 or more to un-freeze a credit file. That doesn’t seem like much, but it adds up if you choose to freeze your account to protect against identity thieves, thaw it each time you apply for a new loan or other credit, and then put your file back on ice until it’s needed to be accessed again. *** REAL ESTATE TRIVIA: A new

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Congress to take aim on mortgage ‘trigger leads’ duped into allowing these lenders to pull credit and review their financial information. It’s only after speaking with their original lender that they reR. HARNEY alize they have inadvertently opened a credit file with an telemarketer and “falsely claims to be unknown entity.” calling from Fannie (You can listen to the trigger pitch at Mae,” the government-backed home www.meridianhm. com/resource/ loan investor. The blog/abusing-trigcaller then says he’s following up on ger-leads/.) The credit bua “loan application” made to “our agen- reaus aggressively market trigger cy yesterday,” imleads online plying falsely that to lenders and he already has the borrower’s basic in- third-party brokers. formation and sim- TransUnion, one of the three major ply needs to follow up with some addi- bureaus, claims it offers the “hottest tional questions. “The sole purpose leads,” allowing of trigger calls like purchasers to this is to trick con- “reach out” to borrowers “right when sumers into applying with their com- they are shopping” pany,” according to and “ready to act.” Stevens’ group Meridian. “Many hopes to amend [people] have been

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erything,” but you “don’t ban the practice” simply for that reason. Instead “you make sure there are guard rails in place” to protect unsuspecting consumers. These protections already exist, according to Ellman: Federal and state unfair and deceptive trade practice laws that make it illegal for marketers to “lie, cheat or steal” or charge usurious interest rates. Consumers who feel misled by marketers using trigger leads can file complaints with their state attorney general or the Consumer Financial

Protection Bureau, he said. Consumer advocates scoff at that defense and are critical of mortgage trigger leads. Ed Mierzwinski, federal consumer program director for advocacy group U.S.PIRG and a credit practices expert, argues that “it’s usually the bad guys who buy this stuff” and borrowers tend to be in the dark about their existence – and how they get used. Ken Harney’s email address is Harneycolumn@ gmail.com. N P

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Brokers, last week began pushing a campaign on Capitol Hill for an outright ban. John G. Stevens, president of the association, which represents mid-size and small mortgage companies, told me that trigger leads sold by the national credit bureaus inevitably “expose borrowers to identity theft,” disrupt ongoing mortgage transactions, and open the door to a wide range of “unscrupulous” comeons. Consumers “don’t know who they’re really talking to,” said Stevens. “They don’t know whether to believe” what the caller is offering them, and they frequently are misled. Meridian Home Mortgage Corp., a Maryland lender, recently posted a recording of a voicemail that it says was an actual trigger lead call to a borrower that illustrates the problem. The caller “misrepresents who he is, where he is calling from and even the purpose of the call,” Meridian said. He identifies himself as “an underwriter” rather than a

the “Protect Act,” a credit bureau bill sponsored in the House by Rep. Patrick T. McHenry, R-N.C., and in the Senate by Sen. David Perdue, R-Ga., to eliminate the use of mortgage trigger leads in connection with loan applications. The credit industry opposes the effort. Eric J. Ellman, senior vice president for public policy and legal affairs for the Consumer Data Industry Association, which represents the credit bureaus, told me that “mortgage trigger leads are a valuable tool” that can help “consumers save money,” especially those “who might not be as savvy a shopper” as others. As to abuses, Ellman said “there are abuses in ev-

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WASHINGTON – You’ve probably never heard of a “mortgage trigger lead.” But as a consumer, you might be shocked to learn that in an era of massive data breaches and hacks – witness the Equifax debacle – they even exist. So what’s a trigger lead? When you apply for a home mortgage or a preapproval, the loan officer pulls your credit from the national credit bureaus. One or more of the bureaus then convert the fact that you are shopping for a mortgage into a commercial product – a trigger lead – for immediate sale to competing lenders. This allows those competitors to contact you and solicit your business before you get locked into the lender to whom you’ve applied. Trigger leads are created and sold super fast – often within 24 hours of your loan application. Out of the blue, your phone might ring and suddenly you’re the target of a new pitch from a competitor offering a deal that may be real, deceptive or no better than the one you’ve already been quoted. Enough of these lead-driven offers are deceptive that an industry group, the National Association of Mortgage

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the walls?” MISTAKE NO. 2: DISREGARDING MOOD LIGHTING “We think it’s so sad when a bedroom ceiling is left bare or has a ho-hum flush mount stuck up there,” add the Massucco Warner Miller designers. “Have fun with lighting in the bedroom! There is no rule that says chandeliers are reserved for dining rooms.” For interior designer Tim Campbell, there is more to a bedroom than just overhead lighting – reading lights are also essential: “Add indirect and task lighting that keeps the glare of light away from the eye,” he says. The more sources of lighting you have, the better it is for the eyes

(and the mood). MISTAKE NO. 3: NOT CONSIDERING SCALE Interior designer Trip Haenisch always notices furniture that is too large or small for the bedroom. “Properly scaled furniture is tricky,” he says. “Everything looks the same size online. If you lay out the furniture with blue tape, it can help avoid a lot of mistakes.” To do this, take the measurements of the piece you want to buy, and tape the width and length in a rectangle on the floor. You’ll have a much better sense of the piece in the space. MISTAKE NO. 4: IGNORING CLUTTER “A bedroom is supposed to be re-

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Zwickl are also careful not to use too many bright colors in a bedroom. “We like to use calm, natural colors to keep the space serene and timeless. To add a sheen texture that is not overpowering, we suggest a natural grass cloth.” Warm, light neutrals work beautifully in the bedroom, and a variation in textures helps the space feel softer and more inviting. MISTAKE NO. 6: OVERLOOKING THE HEADBOARD

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laxing and breathable,” Shannon Wollack and Brittany Zwickl of Studio Life.Style tell us. “We suggest eliminating unnecessary items and making sure the furniture is not too large for the room.” Adequate storage can help minimize clutter. For the items you want to keep in sight, small trays and catchalls can help everything feel more organized. MISTAKE NO. 5: DECORATING WITH BRIGHT COLORS Wollack and

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designers in the industry to share the mistakes to avoid at We know it right all cost when decoaway when walking rating a bedroom. into a great hotel Are you guilty of room: Everything these decorating is perfectly proporfaux pas? tioned, the bed is MISTAKE NO. meticulously made 1: FORGETTING and the lighting ABOUT ARTcasts a soft glow WORK on attractive and “Oftentimes functional furnithe bedroom gets ture. The rug has overlooked when it the ideal softness comes to artwork,” under bare feet, Melissa Warner and the artwork is Rothblum and Julie eye-catching but Massucco Kleiner not overpowering. of Massucco WarHoteliers craft their ner Miller told us. guest rooms so ef“Not being a public fortlessly, so why space, it’s easy to can it feel so hard to get all the basics replicate the same into a bedroom and look at home? then leave the walls It may boil down bare.” While people to a few decorating often reserve their mistakes designers best artwork for always notice when the living or dining walking into clients’ room, Rothblum bedrooms. From and Kleiner suggest ignoring clutter to putting the same failing to address attention on art mood lighting, these in less prominent small errors can rooms: “You go to have a huge impact sleep and wake up on the overall look in your bedroom aland feel of a room. most every day _ so We tapped some why not see someof the best interior thing wonderful on By Gabrielle Savoie

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