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Loving the rain Wow! Rain, rain, rain. While we never know for certain until we can look back, it looks like the drought of 2011-2015 may now be one for the history books. It is true that one rainy period cannot possibly undo all the damage that has been done to our landscapes but this is a promising step in the right direction. With a forecast for several more inches looming over the next week or so, we can expect there to be some negative fallout associated with this much rain, even if it was desperately needed. Root saturation/lack of oxygen may lead to yellowing leaves, especially in young plantings. We will also likely see an increase in foliar disease issues. These two issues are often hard to tell apart. In general, the whole plant is more likely to be affected if it is a water-logged soil issue, while yellowing on one part of the plant is more likely to indicate disease. If it’s a waterlogged soil you are dealing with, your options are limited. If you’ve already mulched, it can help to rake the mulch away from the plant to encourage evaporation. If the soil is crusted over, it can also help to very lightly cultivate the surface as this can also help the issue.
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Home Grown KEITH REED You will also need to keep moisture management in mind from another perspective. If roots can’t get enough oxygen, they will die back in a short period of time, leaving your plant with a smaller root system than it had just a few days ago. The take home here is some plants may wilt from lack of water much quicker than you might normally expect. It is sometimes difficult to judge as wet wilt and dry wilt can look very similar but it’s impossible for me to give much direction other than encouraging you to take a close look at the soil and your plants on a regular basis. Disease is also likely to be a problem. Most diseases will be fungal in nature so look for products labeled with the word “Fungicide”. There are dozens and dozens on the market for a variety of plants and diseases. It is very important to read the label so you’re confident in using a product that is labeled for your specific plant. Fungicides tend to work better as a pre-
ventative treatment rather than a curative one. Don’t expect miracles with one or two sprays if your plants are already in severe decline. If leaves are showing significant damage, it can often be in your best interest to prune them off and removing them from the area so the disease is less likely to be transmitted to other plants. I would also suggest fertilizing your lawn with care while it is still very rainy. While many of you have been waiting for good growing conditions, you don’t want to create a situation where your turf is growing out of control with you unable to get your mower out of the shed. For more information on this or any other horticultural topic, you can contact Keith Reed, the Horticulturist in the Payne County Extension office. Keith can be reached via email at keith.reed@okstate.ed u, phone at 405-7478320, or in person at the Payne County Extension office, located at 315 W. 6th in Stillwater.
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Row covers make growing in changing climates easy By Maureen Gilmer else out. They sit upon hoops over Tribune News Service vegetable rows to create temporary A changing cliQuonset hutmate challenges shaped affordable every gardener to greenhouses that rethink the way we both protect the grow vegetable gar- plants and enhance dens. Everywhere their yields. the extremes of the The basic row growing season are cover setup is about hotter, colder, wet- 4 feet wide and of ter and drier, and infinite length. It’s nature is respondcomposed of suping in ways we port hoops made of never anticipated. wire, PVC plastic Bugs don’t die and or metal grids sold their eggs or pupae for reinforcing conlive into a second crete. Row cover year to infest fabric is laid over plants. Abnormal the tops of the cold late in spring hoops, the long or early in fall sides anchored to shorten the growthe ground with ing seasons so some rocks or earth or a crops can’t mature long piece of salfully. Drought vaged lumber. The stresses plants so ends are gathered much their normal like a ponytail, tied resistance to heat, closed and secured pests and disease is with a stake. Inside diminished. Only this Quonset hut one thing is for the plants are prosure: tected from weathUnpredictability is er and pests and the new normal. cold. When they Organic market grow older and less gardeners who vulnerable or too can’t afford to lose large, row covers their crops drove development of problem-solving fabrics called row & As s o c i a t e s covers. These R E A LT Y materials allow 1SPGFTTJPOBM 1SPQFSUZ .BOBHFNFOU rain and air to MLS 1SPGFTTJPOBM 3FBM &TUBUF 4FSWJDFT pass through but 4 .BJO t 4UJMMXBUFS 0, keep everything
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with each increment of frost protection. Using row covers to plant earlier in spring reduces the amount of time you must tend small seedlings indoors. The row cover can be removed after temperatures warm, or you can replace it with the lightweight floating covers for insect protection. During the depths of summer, a row cover can provide ideal shading in very hot southern regions. Then in the fall as temperatures fall, frost-preventing row covers go back on the garden to keep plants productive long after the rest of the garden is lost. In mild climate regions, row covers can mean fresh produce throughout the winter months. Row covers also help to maintain humidity around plants and to
reduce evaporation of moisture from the soil. This is a big help for areas where drought has limited water availability. These covers can not only improve the effectiveness of drip irrigation, but also make plants less likely to become desiccated in hot windy weather. Agribon is the most common
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right.’ If you get upset and angry, you’ll have nothing but disappointment.� “Stay calm,� advised Ziolkowski. “Your life is in disarray, but when it’s done, it’s so worth all the time and headaches.�
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Planning to remodel your kitchen? Those of us who have been there are happy to share advice. Most of these tips would apply to any remodeling project. Take your time picking a builder, contractor or designbuild firm. Interview more than one, ask many questions (and pay attention to not just the answers, but to how the answers are given), check references, listen to your gut. And then when you have a contract, read it line by line, word by word, and get all of your questions satisfactorily answered before you sign. Expect upcharges, and build them into your budget. Some change orders will be beyond your or your builder’s control (surprises discovered during demolition, requirements imposed by
your municipality’s architectural review board), and others you will initiate as new ideas come forth or you change your mind. (You will change your mind, most certainly more than once.) Beware: These projects have a way of leading one to the next. As long as they were having their kitchen remodeled, Carol MorescoGoniu and her husband, Richard Goniu, figured they might as well re-do the powder room, too. And then, the master bathroom suddenly looked ripe for a redo. Lisa Ziolkowski also replaced the front door and gave the front hallway, powder room and sun porch a facelift and had the living room and dining room repainted. Try to stay ahead of the game. If you’re told you won’t have to empty your cabinets for another month, do it in two weeks. Plan to spend lots of time online, where choices in
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By David W. Myers The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development offers an array of free or low-cost counseling help for homeowners, buyers and renters. DEAR MR. MYERS: How can I find a legitimate housing counselor? There seem to be an awful lot of sleazeballs out there! ANSWER: You’re right – there are indeed a lot of flyby-night operators who claim to be professional counselors, but all they want to do is separate you from your hard-earned cash. It’s particularly tragic when these swindlers take advantage of homeowners who are struggling financially by soaking them for what little money they have left. The best way to find a bonafide counselor is to contact the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development. HUD sponsors certified counseling agencies in all 50 states that provide free or lowcost advice on buying a home, renting, credit issues and help to avoid default and foreclosure. To find a HUDapproved counselor near you, call its Housing Counseling Agency Locator hotline at
800-569-4287 or visit www.hud.gov. There’s no charge for this service. More than likely, you’ll be provided with at least two or three agencies from which to choose. Call each one to find the counselor that makes you feel most comfortable, and check each agency’s track record with the local Better Business Bureau. * * *5 DEAR MR. MYERS: What are the best homerelated purchases in May? ANSWER: Two of the priciest items inside a home – mattresses and refrigerators – usually hit their lowest prices of the year in May. That’s because manufacturers release their new lines in June, and retailers are anxious to clear floor
space for the latest models. Expect discounts of up to 60 percent on mattresses this month, says expert shopper Bill Billick of the bargain-hunting website Deals2Buy.com. You might save even more if you make the purchase on Memorial Day weekend. Fridges could be marked down as much as 35 percent this month, Billick adds. The best deals on barbeque grills usually don’t arrive until the end of summer. But retailers usually slash prices on grill-related accessories, such as utensils and covers, in May as homeowners prepare for the peak BBQ months of June, July and August. *** DEAR MR.
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by a basic homeowners insurance policy? ANSWER: Yes. Nearly all homeowners, auto and business insurance policies provide protection against damage stemming from “riots and civil commotion,” said Jeanne Salvatore, senior vice president of the nonprofit Insurance Information Institute. Personal possessions that might get stolen or damaged during such an event also are covered. *** DEAR MR. MYERS: My wife and I are planning to buy a newly built home. I know that you always tell readers to make their
purchase offer contingent on the property passing a professional inspection, but is that really necessary when the home is new? FYI, the county inspector has already looked at it and issued a “certificate of habitability.” ANSWER: Pay for the services of a private-sector inspector. Most government inspectors are swamped with work and often give a home only a cursory look before issuing the certificate of habitability, a document that’s needed before a sale can close. A good inspector will spend at least an hour – or, better yet, two or three
hours – to conduct a thorough review of a home’s physical condition. According to the nonprofit American Society of Home inspectors, the report should include an evaluation of the home’s heating, air-conditioning, interior plumbing and electrical systems; the roof, attic and visible insulation; walls, ceilings, windows, floors and doors; and the foundation and basement. ASHI offers a free referral system to help you find one of its certified inspectors who work in your area. Call the group at 847-7592820 or visit www.homeinspector.org.
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same time, even if some are working. Smoke detectors are an essential part of a fire-prevention strategy, so you should replace yours as soon as possible. In a 2014 report, the NFPA said three of every five home-fire deaths resulted from fires in homes with no smoke alarms or with none that worked. You can replace hard-wired detectors yourself, if you can reach them and if you have sufficient skill to replace a light fixture. (Be sure to first turn off electricity at the break-
er box.) Otherwise, you can hire an electrician or an alarm service company to do the job. The cost can vary widely, depending on where you live and on the type and number of units to be replaced, where they’re placed and the condition of the wires. Service providers we contacted charge a wide range of prices, from $35 to $40 per detector, plus a $50 for service charge, to $135 to $155 per detector. Meanwhile, here are some NFPA safety tips:
• Install smoke alarms inside and outside each bedroom and sleeping area. Install alarms on every level of the home, including the basement. (Large homes may need extra smoke alarms.) • Interconnected smoke alarms _ whether hardwired or wireless _ are best because when one is activated, they all sound. • Test all smoke alarms at least once a month. Simply press the test button to be sure the alarm works. • Ionization smoke alarms are
quicker to warn of flaming fires. Photoelectric alarms are quicker to warn of smoldering fires. It’s best to use some of both types. • A smoke alarm should be on the ceiling or high on a wall. Install wallmounted alarms should no more than 12 inches from the ceiling to the top of the alarm. • Don’t install smoke alarms near windows, doors, or ducts where drafts might interfere with their operation. To reduce false alarms, keep alarms at least 10
feet from a stove. • Make sure everyone in your home knows how to respond if they hear a smoke alarm. • Follow manufacturer’s instructions for cleaning.
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Cheating the seasons with self-watering containers By Maureen Gilmer
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tainers and thought I’d test them while Tribune News Service solving my photo problems. The rectangular troughs Here in the are different in how desert, I needed plants access water. some last-minute photography for my They blend traditional container new book on growgardening with new ing vegetables in drought, but it was technology derived from soilless hydrotoo early. So I ponic greenhouse bought a bunch of food production. self-watering conAs I looked out at tainers to use in my the enormous unheated greenplants that were house to find out if they are as produc- tiny seedlings just weeks earlier, I tive here as they couldn’t help realizare elsewhere. I ing how important started my tomato this growing seeds at the end of January, they went method is for those in drought. They into the containers allow you to harvest in late February clean waste water and in April I had from the kitchen, 5-foot-tall burly bath or shower. I’ve beefsteaks with large green fruit in been using leftover my greenhouse. It’s water in bottles, glasses and pitchers the first year I’ve rather than pouring ever tried to cheat it down the drain. the seasons and so It’s so easy to step far I’m totally outside and pour it impressed. I am not keen on directly into the growing vegetables reservoir, so I use that much less tap in pots, but I had water to top it off. heard a lot about Self-watering conself-watering con-
tainers are super problem solvers tailored to small spaces, apartments or condos, because you can also buy a trellis designed to keep plants upright and tidy. Boxes can also be used on a tabletop for those with disabilities, and they’re the cure for everyone who lacks a green thumb. All that’s required once planted is to simply train vines and fill the reservoir except, of course, to pick ripe fruit. There are two competing brands that make nearly identical self-watering containers: EarthBox, available online from EarthBox.com, and GrowBox, available at AGardenPatch.com. EarthBox is the original developer of the green technology, while GrowBox came later with some minor design differ-
ences. The EarthBox reservoir is filled from the top through a standpipe, and they’re available in different colors. GrowBox fills from a slot lower on one side, and the reservoir is larger, about 4 gallons. The fill hole allows me to insert a finger like a dipstick to assess water levels. Both brands offer accessories such as trellises designed specifically to fit the boxes, handy wheels for the bottom to allow movement and many other add-ons and handy helpers for various crops. I reserved one box for growing my favorite white apple cucumbers, and the Beit Alpha type developed in Israel
for greenhouse hydroponic cultivation. Both share the same box and are flowering like crazy, yielding plenty of fruit in April. I created a homemade grid trellis for the plants that thrive under glass and will soon be enjoyed in salads along with the tomatoes. Because selfwatering containers are sold online, they’re a great gift idea, particularly if you live far from the recipient. Once the box arrives, all they need to get started is a large bag of potting soil and locally sourced plants. You don’t need new potting soil for replanting next year, but you will have to buy a fresh nutrient pack from the same web-
site. While you’re there, take a look at gallery images of the many types of vegetables people are growing in the containers. Where drought is limiting your options in the garden, rethink how you use waste water or not. Take advantage of desert
agriculture’s hydroponic solutions to feed the world by joining this revolutionary way of gardening. It asks for little space, less water and almost no care, so you can grow everything in the most unlikely places, as long as there’s enough sun to ripen a tomato.
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painting your design design option for a decor. They are workhorses that unity into any on the underside. home’s summer affordable little can bring joy and room. Remnants are easy to cut to size, extremely affordable and don’t require any special Data from Stillwater Board of REALTORS | April 2015 edge treatment. Any good acrylic Area Delimited by Entire Stillwater MLS - Residential Property Type paint will work for * Absorption Rate: your design. April Year To Date (Jan - Apr) Average Sales/Month 12 months prior to Feb 2014 is 69.8 Don’t forget to Average Sales/Month 12 months prior to Feb 2015 is 67.4 2014 2015 2014 2015 +/-% +/-% protect the surface with a couple of 57 64 12.28% 209 200 -4.31% Closed Unit Sales coats of Trewax 10,354 9,944 -3.96% 35,500 34,303 -3.37% Closed Volume Sales (x1000) once you’ve finished 7.14% 154,500 139,450 -9.74% 140,000 150,000 Median Sales Price your work. 0.98% 181,642 155,371 -14.46% 169,858 171,517 Average Sales Price Most purchased 88 60 -31.82% 105 87 -17.14% rugs will come with Median Days on Market to Sale 132 105 -20.87% 134 114 -14.51% Average Days on Market to Sale a skid-proof back0.43% 97.73% 97.59% -0.14% 97.27% 97.69% Median Asked to Sold Ratio ing already 96.65% 96.56% -0.08% 96.77% 96.71% -0.06% End of Month Inventory 296 282 -4.73% -4.73% 296 282 applied. If you are Months Supply (End of Month Inventory/Absorption Rate*) 4.42 4.13 -6.70% 4.42 4.13 -6.70% making your own, use clear silicone 2014 2014 CLOSED UNIT SALES CLOSED VOLUME SALES painted around the 2015 2015 backside edges to April Year to Date April Year to Date keep your rug from slipping. 209 35.50M 34.30M Here are tips 200 when using floorcloths: 64 57 10.35M 9.94M Always place them over a smooth, hard sur+12.28% -4.31% -3.96% -3.37% face, never carpet or other plush rugs. 2014 2014 If you are using AVERAGE SALES PRICE AVERAGE DAYS ON MARKET 2015 2015 them in a dining April Year to Date April Year to Date area or under a table, place scratch-proof plas154,500 150,000 105 tic glides under 87 140,000 139,450 chair legs to pro88 60 tect the floorcloth. Don’t worry about normal, daily use even in high-9.74% +7.14% -31.82% -17.14% traffic areas. Wear 2014 2014 marks add charm. AVERAGE ASKED TO SOLD RATIO 2015 APRIL INVENTORY 2015 A good coat of wax April Year to Date End of Month Inventory Months Supply every couple of years will do wonders to protect the 97.73% 97.59% 97.69% 296 4.42 design. Everyday spills and messes 282 97.27% 4.13 can be cleaned up with soap and water. Discovering floor-0.14% +0.43% -4.73% -6.70% cloths again presents an exciting Reports produced and compiled by RE STATS Inc.
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I’ve recently rediscovered floorcloths, a refreshing alternative for dressing up your flooring. Let’s face it, there are just some places that aren’t suitable for standard fiberbased rugs. Floorcloths are about as vintage as you can get for a good reason: They are durable, lie flat on the floor and can be used indoors as well as outdoors. You can use them in kitchens, hallways, entry areas, dining rooms or any place with high traffic and where messy spills are bound to take place. I love how easy they are to keep clean and how they can bring a burst of color and fun to any space. Floorcloths, also referred to as oilcloths, come in a variety of materials. The original ones were made out of fabric and then coated with layers of oil or wax. Today you will find floorcloths made out of vinyl or heavy canvas coated with varnish or wax. Canvas cloths shouldn’t be used outside, where they may come in direct contact with moisture. Vinyl works great in all locations. Spicher and Company has a wonderful line of vintage-inspired
vinyl floor cloths designed by the Artist of the Design Loft. The designs are available in a variety of colors and sizes, in geometric designs that move easily from contemporary to traditional settings. www.spicherandco.c om North Carolina artist Kathy Cooper has been creating floorcloths for decades. Her Winston-Salem studio is splashed with bright, whimsical images. I was lucky enough to have met Kathy when she was a guest on my daughter, Sloan Payne-Rutter’s PBS series, “Paint! Paint! Paint!” She has books and videos available here: http://kathycooperfloorcloths.com/book s.html. If you’re a do-ityourselfer, you might want to make your own floorcloth. I’ve done this before with the help of Kathy’s book, “The Weekend Crafter: Painting Floorcloths.” It’s a fun, easy process. The tough part is coming up with a fantastic, original design. Keep it simple or free-form. Use two colors or multiple hues. This is the fun of DIY projects. They are an expression of your creativity. For your first floorcloth, consider buying a remnant of vinyl flooring and
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Difference between warranty on new home and existing home? By Angie Hicks Angie’s List
to be in one-year increments, and is less comprehensive than coverage on a new build. Warranties on existing homes are tiered, with the basic level covering the mechanical systems, such as plumbing, HVAC,
range/oven, dishwasher, garbage disposal and water heater. For an additional fee, you can get a warranty with enhanced coverage, to cover items such as a pool, garage door opener or septic system.
The average cost of a basic coverage plan can range from $350 to $500 a year, with each service call typically requiring an additional fee of $50 to $100, which the homeowner pays. When a homeowner makes a repair
the biggest misconceptions homeowners have is assuming that their warranty covers items in a way similar to homeowner’s insurance. But typically, there’s not a dollar-for-dollar replacement for a claim.
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$170,000
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SALE PENDING
$179,900
Connie
5720 E Spiva Ln—Perkins SALE PENDING
$185,000
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802 S Ridge Drive
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5024 N Garfield St
6006 E 15th Avenue
Lot—2.28 acres m/l
$30,000
Jerika
E. 6th (E. of Jardot St)
LOT — .30 acres m/l
$39,500
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4724 W Country Club Dr 1400 N Perkins Rd C-19 3320 Fox Ledge Dr 123 E El Paso, Yale
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$40,000 $40,000 $45,000 $55,000
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00 N Hwy 99 Hallett
SALE PENDING
$75,000
Delphine
JUST LISTED
4607 Evergreen 1416 N Arrington
2 BD/ 1 BA/ Townhome SALE PENDING
$90,000 $100,000
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919 E Moore Ave
2 BD/ 1 BA/ 1136 sq ft
$102,500
Mike
1118 S Stanley St
3 BD/ 1.5 BA/ 1356 sq ft
1611 E Frontier Drive
3 BD/ 2 BA/ 1368 sq ft
1614 S Mansfield Dr
SALE PENDING
$186,500
Mike
1107 Springdale
3 BD/ 2 BA/ 2 Car GARDEN HOME
$194,000
Mary/ Mike
1005 S Woodcrest 906 S Shumard Dr
SOLD 3 BD/ 3 BA/ 1946 sq ft GARDEN HOME
$210,000 $215,000
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5618 Trenton Ave
SALE PENDING
$245,000
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914 S Rock Hollow Ct
SALE PENDING
$251,000
Mary
4705 White Oak Dr
4 BD/ 2 BA/ 2260 sq ft
$264,900
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1408 Oakfield Court
4 BD/ 4 BA/ 2786 sq ft
275,000
Paulette
REDUCED $110,000
Connie
$125,000
Connie
223 S Jardot
5 acm/l —Numerous Possibilities
$300,000
Delphine
REDUCED $130,000
Connie
5319 Deer Trail
SALE PENDING
$350,000
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$134,900
Connie
10701 Deer Ridge
3 BD/ 2.5 BA/ 4376 sq ft
$399,000
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Mary/ Mike
4700 N Washington
SOLD
$450,000
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JUST LISTED
130 S Lewis St
4 BD/ 2 BA/ 1405 sq ft
9311 S Mehan Rd
BACK ON THE MARKET
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2 BD/ 2 BA/ 1009 sq ft
1815 S August St
4 BD/ 2.5 BA/ 1770 sq ft
$150,000
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4921 Briarcreek
5 BD/ 4 BA/ 3627 sq ft
$475,000
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5025 N Garfield St
3 BD/ 2 BA/ 1215 sq ft
$156,900
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2214 S Walking Trail Dr
4 BD/ 3.5 BA/ 4105 sq ft
$519,000
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1115 Lauren Lane
3 BD/ 2 BA/ 1547 sq ft
REDUCED $155,000
Connie
1919 S Walking Trail Dr
4 BD/ 3.5 BA/ 4595 sq ft
$579,000
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2711 Pioneer Trail
SALE PENDING COMMERCIAL PROPERTY
JUST LISTED $135,000
715 S Husband, #3 & #5
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1207 S Main Street
3957 Square Feet
$160,000
122 & 210 E Richmond Rd 10.91 acres m/l
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Dear Angie: What are the differences between a home warranty on a new home and one for an existing home? – Kenneth E., Fort Mohave, Ariz. Dear Kenneth: There are definite differences between warranties on new homes and those on existing homes. And it’s important for a homeowner to understand what’s covered, so there’s no surprise if a claim is denied. Most builders will provide a warranty on a newly built house. Typically, homeowners receive a one-year warranty covering workmanship and materials, which include siding, stucco, doors, trim, drywall and paint. Coverage for plumbing, HVAC and electrical systems is generally two years. Some builders offer up to a 10-year structural warranty, covering problems that could make the home unsafe, such as a roof that might collapse. Appliances aren’t covered by a builders’ warranty, as presumably they come with their own warranty options. The builder could offer the warranty directly or sometimes will pay a third-party warranty company to handle the coverage. The Federal Housing Authority
and the Department of Veterans Affairs require builders to buy a third-party warranty as a way to protect buyers of newly built homes bought with FHA or VA loans. Coverage on an existing home tends
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