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‘Tankless’ water heaters can reduce homeowners’ utility bills A growing number of homeowners are opting for a relatively new hot-water system that can slash their monthly living expenses. DEAR MR. MYERS: I see a lot of advertisements for “tankless” water heaters, but they always seem to cost more than conventional water heaters. How do tankless heaters work? If I buy one, would it eventually save me money? ANSWER: Tankless water heaters, sometimes called “instantaneous” or “demand” heaters, are much smaller than traditional heaters. Most are about the size of a small television. When a hot-water tap that’s linked to a tankless heater is turned on, cold water is piped through the tankless gizmo and is quickly heated by either a gas burner, electric coil or similar element. That means that you don’t have to wait several seconds or even minutes for hot water to start flowing, which in turn cuts your water usage and also eliminates the expense of keeping the water inside a traditional 40- or 50-gallon tank that must constantly be warmed through the use of a gas-fueled pilot light or electric power source. The cost of buying a tankless heater

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Consider the following tips for your July landscape: • High temperatures combined with high humidity signal high fungal disease pressure. Fungicides, the products used to combat these diseases, work better as protectants than they do as curatives. In other words, if you have a plant that’s badly diseased, simply treating with a fungicide may help slow the problem, but it may not cure it. • Many blooming perennials are now passed peak and can benefit from a good dead-heading. In some cases, yarrow being a good example, a hard pruning will make way for the plant to rebloom nicely later this summer. Not all perennials will respond in this way. If you unsure, contact us in the Extension office. • Perennials like iris and daylilies can be divided and/or moved the later part of the month. This is also a relatively good time to do the

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Booming home equity: Financial opportunity or warning sign? WASHINGTON – If you’ve got it, don’t piggybank it – borrow against it. That seems to be the prevailing sentiment among tens of thousands of American homeowners who’ve seen their property values surge and then decided: Hey, we’ve got a ton of equity sitting here, let’s do something with it. According to the latest estimates from real estate analytics firm ATTOM Data Solutions, 347,875 new home-equity lines of credit (HELOCs) were taken out during the first quarter of this year – up a surprising 18 percent from the final quarter of 2017 and 14 percent higher than the same time last year. The increase is eye-opening in part because last year’s federal tax law changes were seen as a major negative for home-equity borrowing. The law removed interest deductibility for home-equity loan balances – new and existing – that are not used to renovate, build or acquire a home. The loss of deductibility made tapping home equity more expensive on an after-tax basis for many borrowers. But owners appar-

ent. Most banks now notes that one-third of require borrowers to the largest metropolihave relatively high tan markets are now credit scores and a “overvalued” – there’s cushion of equity – a mismatch between generally 20 percent the frothy growth of the estimated rate in median home home value – and prices compared with KENNETH R. HARNEY to document every- growth in per capita thing. Back in the incomes. During the funny-money heydays lead-up years to the ently haven’t been est percentage since of the boom, some crash, two-thirds of deterred. Not only the fourth quarter of lenders essentially re- all metro markets have new borrowings 2007, just before the quired no equity and were overvalued. for HELOCs risen crash. no documentation – Nothaft suggests sharply this year, but Are the sizable even negative equity that although the another form of equi- jumps in equity-tapwas occasionally OK. U.S. is not in a “valty-tapping – cash-out ping portents that Today’s credit scores, uation bubble,” there refinancings – has hit we shouldn’t ignore? by contrast, according are “many urban its highest level since In the years immethe housing boom. diately preceding the to Amy Crews Cutts, areas where prices appear to have beIn a cash-out refi, a financial crisis, many chief economist for Equifax, are high: A come de-linked to the homeowner pays off homeowners used median 770 Vantage long-term relationan existing mortgage HELOCs like credit score for HELOCs ship with income” and replaces it with a cards or ATMs – and thus affordability. new, larger loan. The hocking their inflated and 713 for home equity loans or second That “raises the specowner can pocket the property values to mortgages. ter of a new bubble difference, tax-free, finance boats, autos, But there are conforming within the and spend the money even daily living cerns. Frank Nothaft, next few years,” he on whatever he or she expenses – until the chief economist for warns. chooses. game ended. Home CoreLogic, a real Sam Khater, chief In the first quarprices sagged and economist for Freddie ter of this year, 68 crashed; owners’ equi- estate valuation and Mac, argues that percent of all refity holdings turned to data analytics firm, nancings at investor vapor. Freddie Mac involved Some economists OPEN SUNDAY 2-4 P.M. cash-outs. Though have worries, but total volumes of remost point out that financings are down today’s market and significantly, cashregulatory conditions outs are at their high- are markedly differ-

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It’s easy to imagine the end result of a remodeling project – an updated spa bathroom, an open-concept kitchen with new cabinets and countertops or a basement converted into a convenient guest apartment. But it’s harder to imagine just what these renovations will cost – and even more so, how far your own budget will take you. Here’s a look at what you can achieve with modest, average and luxury budgets for three common remodeling projects, according to data from HomeAdvisor’s True Cost Guide. BATHROOM REMODELS Even small modifications can have a big impact in a bathroom remodel. On average, homeowners spend around $6,000 to $14,000, depending

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