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of all this, I have a monthly mortgage to pay. Would it be a good idea to rent the place out to cover my mortgage until I can get the house “looking nice” and ready to sell? ANSWER: You are obviously in a tough spot. I am happy, though, that you still have a job: About 21 million Americans don’t anymore. I can certainly understand your concern about paying the mortgage on your current home while you’re living somewhere else, but don’t make the decision to rent the place to tenants until you weigh all the pros and cons. On the upside, the rental income that the property would generate could indeed go a long way toward covering the mortgage payments or might even provide a small profit. That’s a particularly important point to consider if sales in the area are slow and it could take several months to find a buyer.

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home with prospective buyers or don’t keep the place clean and in good repair. If sales in your local market are strong and you have enough savings to cover at least two or three months of mortgage payments, I’d lean toward hiring a contractor now to make any needed repairs and cosmetic improvements right away and then put the vacant home up for sale with the help of a good real estate agent. But if sales are slow or you don’t have much cash, you may have no choice but to find a tenant and rent the property out until you eventually find a buyer. (c)2020 Cowles Syndicate Inc.

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the disposition of a house and related items. ••• DEAR DAVE: What is a “zanja”? ANSWER: It’s a Spanish term for a simple irrigation ditch. The Zanja Madre, or “Mother Trench,” is the original aqueduct that brought water in the 1700s to what the Spanish called El Pueblo de la Reyna de Los Angeles. That translates into “The Town of the Queen of Angels,” but most of us just call it “L.A.” ••• DEAR DAVE: I am grateful that the company that I work for is still in business in the midst of the coronavirus, but now I have been notified by our human resources department that I will have to transfer to another state in three weeks if I want to keep my job. That is certainly not enough time to fix up my current home to put it up for sale, much less find a buyer and close a deal. On top

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written before, it’s hard to be a long-distance landlord. You won’t be around to check the property often or to make minor repairs but hiring a property management company to do such chores for you would likely be an expensive proposition. Of course, there’s no guarantee that even the most carefully chosen renter won’t later become the proverbial “tenant from hell” who decides to trash the home or refuses to pay the rent. And marketing a property that is occupied by tenants can be difficult, especially if they won’t cooperate with agents who want to tour the ar

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Having a tenant in the property could also reduce the chance that the home would be vandalized or even become the target of squatters, a fairly common problem that occurs when a house stands vacant for an extended period of time. You could even offer a lease-option contract, which would allow the tenant to initially rent the home and choose to buy it at a prespecified price at a later date -- a move that would also allow you to avoid the hassle of marketing the home to the public and perhaps even the cost of hiring a real estate agent. Now, the drawbacks: As I’ve

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payments. In a worst-case scenario, the quitclaim would cede your half-interest in the home to her, allow her to stop making the monthly payments, and then permit the lender to insist that you continue making regular installments on a house that you no longer own. If the bank must eventually foreclose, it would leave a scar on your credit record that would last for several years. Your letter states that your wife is a doctor and “makes a lot of money,” so she should try to refinance the current mortgage in her name only. Doing so would sever your own financial ties to both the home and the bank. Of course, the simplest solution would be to sell. The lender would be paid from the sale proceeds, you wouldn’t have to worry about future loan payments, and any profit that’s left could be split however your wife and you agree. ••• REAL ESTATE TRIVIA: Most lawyers say that the four largest sources of friction among divorcing couples are custody of minor children, child-support payments, alimony and

It can be relatively easy to dissolve a marriage, but “divorcing” yourself from a mortgage you share with a spouse can be more difficult. DEAR DAVE: My wife and I are getting divorced. She is a physician, makes a lot of money and would like to keep our house. She promises to make all of the future mortgage payments if I agree to sign a quitclaim deed that would give my half-interest in the home to her. This seems like a reasonable plan to me. What do you think? ANSWER: I don’t know how much you trust your soonto-be ex, or how contentious your divorce may become. For legal purposes, though, the lender on the home that you and your spouse currently share can hold you personally liable for the entire balance of the mortgage if it goes unpaid. You and your spouse both co-signed for the loan, which means that you must pay the entire bill if she cannot or will not pay it later. Signing a quitclaim deed is not some sort of cureall. It would simply mean that you give up all your legal interest in the property, but still are liable for its future

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adjust the mowing height of your cool season turfgrass (such as tall fescue) upwards. About 3 inches will help it hang on through the summer heat. Yellow or brown areas may very well indicate brown patch disease which will be made worse

with excessive water. Check the soil moisture before assuming it needs more water. Do not fertilizer it until this fall. • Manage your bermudagrass lawn growth with fertilizer management. Let grass clipping volume help you

determine nitrogen needs. If you are mowing weekly and excess clippings are building up, consider reducing your fertilizer rates. For more information on this or any other horticultural topic, you can contact Keith Reed,

the Horticulture Educator in the Payne County Extension office. During the Covid-19 shutdown, Keith can be reached via email at keith.reed@okstate. edu. To access OSU fact sheets, go to https://extension. okstate.edu/factsheets/

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Consider the following tips for your July landscape: • Even though most of our area received a nice rain last week, we are teetering on the edge of drought conditions. Combine this with the unusual streak of high winds (for this time of year) and plants are showing significant signs of moisture stress. Adjust your irrigation plans accordingly. This is also a good time to look closely for dry spots brought on by irrigation system maintenance issues like broken heads. • Spring wildflowers have completed their bloom cycle. As flowers dry and brown off, the seeds can be collected to be saved for another time or to be shared with a friend. You can also leave the plants in place to ensure a self-reseeding for next season. In wildflower patches where everything is past bloom, mowing or using a weed trimmer to knock these plants down will help with seed distribution. Don’t worry about cleaning up all the dead plant matter as this serves as a mulch for the next round of germination. • Perennials like iris, daylilies and overgrown peonies can be divided and/ or moved the later

Appalachia volunteers make homes safe, healthy

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American Heart Association News Ensuring homes are

healthy, safe and afReplacing air filfordable is a big part ters, installing smoke of that effort. detectors, weatherizPoverty and health ing windows, repair- are part of a complex ing rotting floors. It’s web. For example, maintenance that when someone can’t can make a house pay for additional healthier and safer garbage pickup or and reduce utility saves food for future costs. use because of food Volunteers with insecurity, Gottlieb the Hinton Rural said it can create Life Center in North a fire hazard or an Carolina are tackenvironment that ling these household attracts rodents. tasks to help fellow When mold infilresidents in rural trates a home, it can Appalachia who don’t impact health by have the financial worsening asthma, means or physical which, in turn, can ability to keep up lead to higher mediwith home repairs. cal bills. Or, a water “We really keyed leak around a toilet in on the connection base can cause floorbetween poor health ing to rot, necessiand poor housing,” tating a costly repair said Jacqueline and possibly resultGottlieb, president ing in a debilitating and CEO of Hinton accident if someone Center, a Christian falls through the retreat and conferfloor. ence center in the “We have many, Smoky Mountains. many floors where The center uses rev- we go in and you enue from its rentals can see the grass” and grants to fund beneath the house, a housing minisGottlieb said. Showtry. And since the ing a homeowner pandemic, they’ve how to install an changed how they do inexpensive toilet their work – but not wax ring to seal the their core mission. drainpipe can pre“Since COVID, we vent leaks. have implemented Volunteers use an numerous health extensive checklist and safety factors and identify at least and are opening up 25 homes for help mission opportunities each year. (The cenfor families who are ter reaches up to 200 sheltering together,” houses a year with Gottlieb said. quicker checks.) The work is foThe checklist covcused on Clay and ers 44 items, includCherokee counties ing addressing asbesin western North tos, lead paint and Carolina and part air quality. It points of northern Georgia out the need to have in addressing genworking smoke erational poverty. alarms, carbon mon-

oxide detectors and fire extinguishers; a roof that keeps out moisture; clean furnace filters and dryer vents; exterior steps and decks in good working condition; clear pathways to exits; safe electrical outlets; adequate insulation; and energy-saving light bulbs. Volunteers communicate with homeowners and educate them about the evaluations and repairs. Sometimes, experts are called in, such as when radon gas must be remediated. Charlie Hoffman, 89, an Army veteran who helps other elderly or disabled people by driving them to doctors’ visits, drug stores or on other errands, has received assistance himself from Hinton Center. Volunteers replaced wooden

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beams beneath his deck where termites invaded and replaced and repainted his garage siding. They even planted new shrubbery, Hoffman said. “Hinton does a lot of nice things for the older people,” he said. “They did a lot for me.” Hoffman enjoyed getting to know the group of volunteers in their teens and early 20s who arrived by bus to work on his home. He later attended a farewell dinner for the out-oftown volunteers at the center and gave a speech thanking them. “The kids were great,” he said. “They had a good time.” Hinton Center serves as a model for retreat guests who may volunteer locally while visiting, then take what they learned back to their communities.

Volunteers have built wheelchair ramps that allow a previously homebound person to become mobile and perhaps leave the house for the first time in years. Repairs have made houses suitable for children to continue living with their parents. Helping drug-addicted residents locate treatment contributes to healthier, safer housing, too, because if substance abuse persists, a repaired home may end up wrecked again, Gottlieb said. One of the safe housing checklist items asks whether medicines are safely stored, thus preventing access by someone who shouldn’t take them. Hinton Center has been doing home repair for more than 50 years. In 2016 and 2017, it

launched a study that transformed its home repair ministry to focus on larger issues of social determinants of health as they relate to housing. Along with housing, the center has task forces to examine transportation, technology, economic development, education, children’s needs and substance abuse. For its safe, healthy and affordable housing program, Hinton Center was a top contender among honorees for the American Heart Association’s Empowered to Serve Business Accelerator, highlighting work promoting healthy

living. Hinton Center also operates several other ministries. It delivers firewood to residents who need it for heat but can’t buy or gather it. Its garden ministry shares fresh vegetables locally. The center has worked with local doctors and paramedics who refer patients to the center for services. It’s working on a “mobile teaching unit,” a truck to help with community education, and is participating in parades and community fairs and circulating information through billboards and news articles.

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People exercise for many different reasons. Exercise can improve one’s appearance, reduce the risk for illness, alleviate stress or anxiety, and even help pass some time. Exercise is often a social activity, but in the wake of social distancing guidelines issue in response to the COVID-19 outbreak, many people have found themselves looking for ways to exercise at home. Building a home fitness room has never been a more timely project, and such a project can continue to provide rewards even when life returns to some semblance of normalcy. Here’s how to successfully stock a home gym. • Find a dedicated space. A home gym will be limited by the amount of space that can be devoted to workouts. Possible fitness room locations include a spare bedroom, a garage, a basement, or an enclosed patio. Measure the space so you can pick and choose equipment that will fit. Leave some floor space empty for movement exercises or mat activities. • Keep the space bright. Darkness can sap energy levels, so invest in mir-

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home gym space will likely not be as expansive as the space inside a traditional fitness center. Thankfully, many activities do not require a lot of space or equipment. Classic exercises like squats, lung-

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es, push ups, and sit ups require little gear but still produce results. Figure out which equipment you like the most and invest in two or three key pieces. Dumbells of various weights, a medicine ball and a yoga mat can be all you need to create a versatile, effective workout. A TRX system and a door-mounted pull-up bar also are great space-saving options. • Have a TV hookup. A home gym may benefit from a smart TV that you can use to stream workout

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