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Felt adds warmth to home

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There are lots of ways to get creative with natural fabric for winter. Page 6

Estate adds charm to Alabama town

Springdale was constructed by John G. Scherf in the early 1930’s and was scheduled to be auctioned off until the Andalusia mayor and the city council purchased it in 2010. DOTHAN

By Peggy Ussery The Dothan Eagle

ANDALUSIA, Ala. — The doorbell’s melody reverberates loudly from brass chimes just inside the front doors of Springdale — the patina on the heavy

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Shane Lambert, CIP

Tallahassee Builders Association Weekly News

2012-2013 TBA President

201 East Park Avenue, Tallahassee, FL 32301 | (850) 385-1414 | www.tallyba.com

Healthy Living Leads Top 10 Interior Design Trends for the New Year Neil Kelly Company, an award-winning, Portland, Oregon-based design-build remodeling ﬁrm that has remodeled more than 30,000 homes, has announced its Top 10 interior design trends for 2013… a list that might be useful to Tallahassee area residents as they make housing and remodeling choices in the year ahead.

4. Bathroom Stone Synonymous with luxury, Calacatta marble will ﬁnd its way into both traditional and contemporary bathrooms. Calacatta is a rarer stone than Carrara marble, but is quarried in the same region. It is valued for a whiter background and bolder grey veins.

Kelly’s team of 20 experienced design professionals shared their collective knowledge based on working with material suppliers and vendors from all sectors of the industry to come up with the following top 10 design trends for 2013. 5. Color Palette Charcoal is the new black. 1. Healthy Home, Healthy Living 2013 will find this silky color everywhere as it Green and sustainable design is here to stay. blends the right amount of chocolate, grey and The number one trend for 2013 will be to create a touch of green. a healthy living environment, free of toxins and harsh chemicals. More and more homeowners are 6. Stylishly Simple Sinks taking advantage of federal and state incentives Goodbye double-sinks, hello deep single-bowl to evaluate their home’s energy efficiency and sinks. With accessories such as fitted colanders overall performance. Upgrade trends include and dish drains, deep single-bowl sinks have all the use of low VOC materials to improve indoor the benefits of a divided sink, plus the large size air quality, testing combustion safety, and radon to actually fit that roasting pan or those baking sheets into the sink all at once. Stainless is still mitigation. popular, but the quartz composites are a great 2. Li v i n g I n You r H o m e Lo n g e r/ M u l t i - value and durable option. Generational Living 7. Glass Backsplashes With many certified aging-in-place specialists Glass mosaic tile is on the way out. Taking its (CAPS), Neil Kelly designers predict a growing place are glass/stone/tile mosaic composites trend to help aging baby boomers safely “grow that can add more texture and visual interest old” in their homes, for as long as possible. Watch and that tie in more readily with stone or quartz for easy kitchen and bath upgrades to enhance countertops. Be on the lookout for back-painted, functionality, comfort and safety. solid glass panel backsplashes in contemporary settings, which provides an ultra-clean, almost 3. Texture and Sparkle ethereal look to a polished, modern kitchen Bedazzled may find its way into home décor setting. and design as homeowners seek a blend of classic textures and colors with pops of bold 8. Hardwood Floors color and elements of sparkle. Glossy glass tile Pre-finished and engineered wood flooring backsplashes and sparkle on polished nickel will become more popular than the once goldstandard of site-finished flooring. Pre-finished fixtures trend in 2013. TD-0000223392

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Beautiful bathroom stone and spa-like showers add a touch of luxury as evidenced by Orlando Home & Leisure Magazine’s 2012 Bathroom of the Year by Jonathan McGrath Construction. PHOTO COURTESY OF JONATHAN McGRATH CONSTRUCTION

woods provide a hard, durable finish, are an installation time saver, and eliminate the sanding dust dilemma. Engineered wood floors are also compatible with under-floor heating systems, a big plus in cold climates. 9. Countertops Granite has been dethroned. While granite isn’t going away and still has many die-hard fans, the new king of countertops will be quartz composite – the closest thing to no maintenance, bullet-proof countertop materials available today. 10. Kitchen Cabinets A clean, simple, contemporary look will be popular with homeowners looking to economize and eliminate unnecessary clutter and fussy details that equate to high maintenance and complicated living. For those who don’t want to spring for new cabinetry, re-facing or refinishing cabinets offers more bang for the buck.

bronze doors having served as a backdrop for many a wedding portrait. For the last year, Springdale has been used for city-sponsored events and private rentals for weddings, parties and birthday celebrations. It’s been the site of Three Notch Market, an annual Easter egg hunt, culinary classes for Lurleen B. Wallace Community College, receptions for legislators and potential industrial development partners, and a Christmas open house with rooms decorated by local civic groups. When the Spanishstyle home was to be sold at auction two years ago, city leaders feared the property would either be developed for commercial use or be left vacant and fall into disrepair. So the city bought it. As far as Andalusia Mayor Earl Johnson is concerned, it was worth every penny. “Beyond providing us a venue for different things, it has saved an historic landmark in our city,” Johnson said. “If that had been taken from the city or altered in anyway, it would have changed the essence of downtown Andalusia.” When not in use, the stately grounds are open for picnics. “I call it our little Biltmore,” Johnson said. “You get that feel.” Built by John G. Scherf, the house known as Springdale has been one of the most recognizable in this Covington County city for nearly 80 years. Thanks to a natural spring on the property, the home to this day is heated using a geothermal system. There are cedar closets throughout the

house and a bathroom for every bedroom. Electrical outlets wired into the base molding of the home blend with their surroundings unlike their modern-day, three-prong counterparts. A 425square-foot basement once served as a wine cellar. And that’s just the house. The grounds feature ponds fed by the same spring that heats the home. There’s a concrete arbor covered in muscadine vines along with original camellia bushes and brick walkways. “It’s such a focal point,” said Vanessa Nelson, the City of Andalusia’s horticulturalist and the home’s curator. “This magnificent house has been here for all these years.” The estate was originally named Springdale by Scherf as a nod to the property’s natural spring, although the home has been referred to as Scherf mansion and even the Tomberlin mansion (the estate’s second and previous owner). “Springdale was actually lost,” Nelson said of the name. “It got lost in the history.”

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Right at Home: party favors with flair By Kim Cook For The Associated Press

A New Year’s bash is one of the easier parties to throw. Everyone’s already in the merry-making mood, so it’s a simple matter of setting the stage. You can do that with decor, food, beverages and music, but it’s also nice to offer a party favor that guests can take home as a token of a special evening. For a clever collection of party favors that can be customized, look to creative gift maven Judy Walker of Seattle, at the website TopsMalibu.com. A sparkler in the shape of numbers and letters makes a fun way to toast that doesn’t involve drinks; simply touch your sparkler to the one next to you. If you’d like to get silly, buy some Poof Balls — packets of tubes and colorful paper balls like old fashioned peashooters. Walker’s “Surprize Balls” recall a hot item in the 1950s created by New Orleans native Charles Gregor with the tag line, “The Toy You Destroy to Enjoy.” Walker’s handmade version consists of crepe paper-wrapped balls that you unravel to reveal a variety of little trinkets and treasures. They were a hit with retailers at this fall’s New York International Gift Fair. For New Year’s, she fills the balls with vintage-style toys, keepsakes, charms, gems, candy, bubbles, confetti poppers, fortunes and quotes. She’ll make custom ones with individualized notes or prizes. Buy them already decorated, or plain to embellish yourself. Shiny red poppers

filled with confetti would be a fun midnight favor for guests, and Walker has little wish capsule necklaces too for recording resolutions. (Deluxe Surprize Balls, $16.50; set of six undecorated balls, $59; four sparklers, $16.50; six Poof Balls, $15; wish capsules, $9.50, www.topsmalibu.com) Brit Moran of San Francisco, who runs her own monthly subscription-based craft store, is offering a festive LED balloon kit that includes mini LED lights, glitter, air pump, balloons and ribbon to make decorations or favors that glow and sparkle. ($24.99, www.brit.co) Chic silver snowflake wine stoppers, jeweled snowflake votive holders and miniature, cinnamonscented pinecone candles would all make pretty takeaways. (Wine stoppers, $2.30 and up; votive holders, $2.42 and up; pine cones, $7.24 and up) A homemade takehome favor is always appreciated. HGTV.com has instructions for putting together interesting ones like custom-mixed loose tea, colorful candies packed in cork-topped vials, and mini bottles of custom-flavored liquors such as ginger anise vodka and vanilla cinnamon bourbon. Music lovers could create USB thumbdrive mixes. (www.hgtv.com/entertaining ) Monica Pedersen, a designer, HGTV host and author of “Make it Beautiful: Designs and Ideas for Entertaining at Home” (Agate Midway, 2012), has a favorite fragranced candle she likes to give. “Pretty, scented votives wrapped like a firecracker are always easy

A snowflake votive is an attractive, useful gift to give as a party favor for a holiday celebration. AP

favors. Kai brand’s my favorite, and definitely soothing for New Year’s Day,” she says. Kai’s Twilight candles are a heady blend of exotic white florals. (box of four, $48, www.lifetherapy.com )

Debbie Kirkland 2012 President

1029 Thomasville Rd., Tallahassee, FL 32303 • 850-224-7713 • Fax 850-561-3710 • www.TBRnet.org

Tallahassee: Buyer’s or Seller’s Market?

Wanda Carter Keller Williams Town & Country Realty Data from the National Association of REALTORS® (NAR) indicate that, nationally, real estate activity has transitioned the country’s market to a “seller’s market,” while the Tallahassee area is continuing in a “buyer’s market.” What makes a “seller’s market,” a “buyer’s market,” and a “balanced market?” Supply and demand. A “balanced market,” relating to residential properties, is a 6-month inventory, meaning it would take six months to sell the available supply of houses listed. In a seller’s market the supply would take less than six months to sell, which is considered a shortage of inventory, and prices increase because demand exceeds supply. Sellers often receive multiple offers in this market environment. In a buyer’s market the supply would take more than six months to sell, which is considered an over-supply of inventory, and prices decrease because supply exceeds demand. Often houses take longer to sell, listings expire, and sellers may wait to put their property on the market for sale, when possible, in hopes of selling it for the price they want. The national inventory of residential properties, according to NAR, is currently 5.4 months—a seller’s market. The Tallahassee Board of REALTORS® data (below) show 8.2 months of supply—a buyer’s market. Tallahassee was more fortunate than South Florida during the real estate “trauma” that began around 2006. Though we have experienced, and are continuing to experience, market pain, it did not penetrate our market to the same degree as the South Florida markets. Though the Tallahassee market is still a buyer’s market, the inventory has been shrinking in recent months. But there are persistent, ever-present rumors that a large number of foreclosures will soon “ﬂood” our market. Let’s see what happens—if we shrink into a seller’s market or expand into a longer buyer’s market. Markets are segmented in various ways—by price, geography, age of neighborhoods, age of structure, for example. REALTORS® analyze market data to help their selling customers determine what price to list their property or to help their buying customers determine what price to offer for the purchase of a property using market data—whatever the market. THE BOTTOM LINE LEON COUNTY, FL As of 12/7/2012

Active Listings

SUPPLY Sold Past Yr 12/11-11/12

Months Supply

DEMAND Sold Prior Yr Yr/Yr 12/10-11/11 Change

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Consumer Mortgage Information Program

Rate

Pts.

Dwn

LIP

Farmers & Merchants Bank

APR

Mo. Pmt. Program

Rate

Pts.

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10 - Year Fixed

2.75% 0

20%

15 - Year Fixed

2.75% 0

20%

30 - Year Fixed

3.25% 0

30 - Year FHA

3.125% 0

2.908%

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Mo. Pmt.

850-325-3152

3.50% 0

3.573%

$673.57 30 YR. Fixed

3.500% 0

5.0%

3.941%

$673.57

$1,431.17 30 YR. Fixed 2.984% $1,026.88 20 YR. Fixed

3.50% 0

3.562%

$869.94 15 YR. Fixed

2.875% 0

5.0%

3.371%

$1,026.88

20%

3.311%

2.875% 0

2.902%

3.00% 0

3.5%

4.029%

$637.10

3.5%

VA 30 Yr. Fixed

3.00% 0

3.446%

$632.41

RD 30 Yr. Fixed

3.25% 0

3.836%

$652.81

$652.81 15 YR Fixed 4.015%* $653.81**

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850-224-4960 Capital City Bank

30 YR Fixed

3.375% 0

20%

3.639%

15 YR Fixed

2.75% 0

20%

3.221%

10 YR Fixed

2.625% 0

20%

3.311%

$1,026.88 FHA 30 Yr. Fixed

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850-402-8000

$685.25 15 YR. Conv. fixed 2.25% 1.88 $1,051.86 30 YR. Conv. fixed 2.75% 3.63 $1,470.01 30 YR Conv fixed 3.375% 0

20%

2.617%

20% 5%

30 30

3.093% $612.36 3.843%* $663.14**

$982.63

30 YR FHA ﬁxed

3.00% 0

3.5%

3.785%* $643.47**

30 YR RD ﬁxed

3.00% 0

3.519%* $645.34**

*FSU Credit Union is currently running a Done in Decade promotion which includes a .25 reduction in rate on our 10-year ﬁxed mortgages (reduction not shown above). Credit standards and eligibility rules apply. All rates are subject to change without notice. FSUCU is an equal housing lender. Please contact Allison Tremper at FSU Credit Union for your personalized quotes at 850-224-4960 ext. 3310.

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A three-bedroom charmer

HMAFAPW1719 DETAILS:

For The Associated Press

This smart design, Plan HMAFAPW1719 from Homeplans.com, gives you a choice for how you want to allocate space. In the first layout, the open Great Room/dining area offers a corner fireplace, and the kitchen's sink and snack bar are on the left, with enough room for an extra table by the stove. If you prefer a more streamlined kitchen, the second layout eliminates that table and shifts the extra space to the Great Room, placing the fireplace against the back wall. This option also moves the snack bar right to become a peninsula, and the sink faces outside with a view of the front yard. In either case, the master suite enjoys privacy in the right wing, with a foyer keeping the bedroom entrance out of view from the main areas. Inside, a tray ceiling dresses up the bedroom and a door opens to the deck. The walk-in closet and double sinks in the bathroom are useful details. On the opposite side of the home, two additional bedrooms use the full hall bath. Overall, the home features 1,481 square feet of finished living area. The walkout basement can be finished to provide an additional 1,481 square feet of space. A downloadable study plan of this house, including general information on building costs and financing, is available at www.houseoftheweek.com. To receive a study plan by mail, please fill out the following order form. Be sure to reference the plan number. To view hundreds of home designs, visit our Web site at www.houseoftheweek.com.

Bedrooms: 3 Baths: 2 Main floor: 1,481 sq. ft. Total Living Area: 1,481 sq. ft. Walkout basement: 1,481 sq. ft. Garage: 524 sq. ft. Dimensions: 50-0 x 55-0 Exterior Wall Framing: 2x6 Foundation Options: Walkout basement

Three-bedroom, two bath well-designed home with windows that add curb appeal. AP/HOMEPLANS.COM

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Capital City Apartment Association Carly Grubbs

CCAA President

Serving the Industries Serving You

Terminating A Tenant For A Lease NonCompliance – It Is Harder Than You Think By Harry A. Heist, Attorney at Law It would be difficult to find a property manager who has not served Three Day Notices for non-payment of rent and Seven Day Notices to Cure for tenant noncompliances. The tenants usually pay the rent, or in the case of noncompliances, they cure the noncompliance or move right out. Most property managers are well versed in notice serving and have filed evictions on their tenants when the notices just did not do the trick. Many property managers have even experienced going to court on contested non-payment of rent cases. The result? Usually the tenant is evicted, or the case gets settled. Now ask yourself: How many times have I actually gone to court on a contested eviction on a Seven Day lease noncompliance case and had to prove the noncompliance in court? Very few property managers have experienced going to court on contested noncompliance cases and do not realize how hard these cases can be to win. Proper preparation, hard core proof and good convincing witnesses are necessary to win these cases. Are you ready to prove your case to a judge who will really put YOU to the test? Winning and Losing the Seven Day Noncompliance case Since most property managers have never experienced going to court on a contested noncompliance case, you will just have to trust us here. We have handled many of these cases, and we have LOST many of these cases. You don’t want to lose a case in court. Besides the pain of losing with the tenant now getting to stay and smirk at you for the next six months, if that tenant retained an attorney, you may be on the hook for attorney’s fees. Recently two cases we lost resulted in around $2000.00 each having to be paid to the tenant’s attorney, for which the property manager thought she had a great case, really wanted to get the tenant out and insisted that the eviction be filed against our advice. Is your attorney a wimp? Once of the most frustrating things for the landlord’s attorney is to try to convince a property manager who thinks he has a great case that there is a high chance of losing in court. The property manager needs to understand that the landlord’s attorney may make his or her living filing your evictions and has every incentive in the world to file your eviction, BUT also wants to protect you from losing the case and having to suffer the consequences. The landlord’s attorney has probably filed hundreds, thousands or in our case, tens of thousands of evictions, winning the vast majority of the evictions, as most are for non-payment of rent. Trust the experience of your attorney. Your attorney is on your side, feels your frustration, but is also under the legal and ethical duty to warn you of the dangers of losing and guide you in the right approach. Your attorney is not a wimp or lazy. Your attorney has the experience to know what is best for you. There have been situations where an unsuccessful Seven Day Noncompliance case has not only been lost in court, but took on a new life when a Fair Housing Discrimination case was filed against the property later! The judicial attitude in the Seven Day Noncompliance case When you go to court on a typical residential tenant eviction, the tenant usually did not

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pay the rent, did not properly withhold rent or did not post all the money into the court registry. Judges handle thousands of these cases each year, and some of them have no tolerance for listening to the tenant’s sad story of losing a job, car breaking down or the myriad other excuses. Most cases for non-payment of rent result in an eviction. Now we come to the Seven Day Noncompliance eviction. This is far different than the non-payment case. Here the property manager has accused the tenant of doing or not doing something that is spelled out in the lease or Florida Law. Notices have been given, these notices must be correct, and now the property manager is put to the test and has to prove the case. Judges do not take these cases lightly and really make the property manager prove the case. Often it seems that the judge is far more sympathetic to the tenant, but really it is a proof issue. It is much easier to prove someone has not paid the rent. They either paid it or they did not, and the burden of proof of prior payment is on the tenant. Proving a noncompliance is the landlord’s burden and can be a real challenge. How do we prove the case in court? Before we even get to court, the property manager must have prepared and served a PROPER Seven Day Notice, be it a Seven Day Notice of Termination or a Seven Day Notice to Cure followed by the Seven Day Notice of Termination. We strongly recommend that you have your attorney prepare these notices for you. We prepare all our clients’ Seven Day Notices for no charge, as we really want them done the way we feel they would be most effective and successful in court. Now, proving the noncompliances can be a real challenge. We need witnesses, documentation, solid proof, logs, file notes, notices, photos, videotapes, police reports, incident reports, and anything else to help the judge believe that the noncompliance is occurring or has occurred. Does the Noncompliance have to be severe? Remember that you are asking a judge to kick someone out of their home. Often there are children involved. The noncompliance needs to be substantial, and you need to trust your attorney to help you decide if it is indeed substantial enough to sway a judge your way. It is ironic how when the market is strong and the property has a waiting list, there seems to be so many more tenants in noncompliance. Hmm, a coincidence? I have petitions and statements signed by 5 residents! Nice try, but no cigar. The complainers or witnesses MUST appear in court. This even includes the police officer who responded and wrote up the police report. How do we get them into court? We need to subpoena them, but often they just do not show up for court, and the case falls apart. We have had situations where many tenants have complained about one tenant. Every day they wrote letters and called the office complaining about the noise that the tenant was creating. We end up in court, one complaining tenant shows up and tells the judge that the problem has stopped. Bang. We lose the case. Never be certain that the complaining tenants will actually come to court. Often they are afraid, were threatened or get cold feet at the last minute and do not want to be involved. What does your attorney need to win these cases? The proof that you need is wholly dependent on the type of noncompliance involved and is extremely case specific. Let’s go through some of the most common

noncompliances and list some of the evidence we may need to potentially prove our case in court. Unauthorized Occupants – Seems easy, you see the person there all the time. When you go to court, the tenant says they are just visiting. You need to now prove that they are no visiting. Proof you may need includes and is not limited to: 1. Multiple photos of the unauthorized occupant’s car morning and night with date and time records; 2. An admission by the tenant to you that the unauthorized person is living there; 3. Proof that the unauthorized person is receiving mail; 4. Unannounced visits to the unit with a witness; 5. Police report that the unauthorized person gives the address as his or her address; 6. FDLE sexual predator or offender registration with your address listed; 7 .A lease clause that is clear as to how long someone can stay. Unauthorized Pets – First you need to make sure the prior manager did not authorize the pet or the pet has not been there for a long time, which can cause a waiver. 1. Pictures of the pet, date and time stamped; 2. Witnesses who have seen the pet; 3. Pictures of the tenant walking the pet; 4. Maintenance who will testify to pet food or pet bowls in the unit; 5. Recording of barking when you go to the door, if a dog that is; 6. Picture of the pet damage; 7. Picture of the pet coming to the window; 8. Hard proof after the Seven Day Notice of Noncompliance with Opportunity to Cure has expired. Noise Disturbances – These case are tough, as usually there is no police involvement, and the complaints come from other tenants who may just be angry at each other, or a group of tenants have it out for one tenant. Are we really dealing with a tenant versus tenant war? 1. Records of multiple tenant complaints; 2. Police reports; 3. Tenant witnesses who will appear in court; 4. Witnesses who are employees of the landlord; 5. Multiple provable disturbances; 6. Courtesy officer who will appear in court. Unsanitary Unit – Is the unit really unsanitary or just an extremely cluttered mess? Many times we deal with accumulators who throw nothing out and have piles of newspapers, clothes and books throughout a rental unit, with only a small path in which to walk. Is this unsanitary or just strange? 1. Pictures of unit; 2. Pictures of kitchen, bath and anything “unsanitary”; 3. Pictures of exposed and rotting food; 4. Pest control personnel who will come to court; 5. Infestation of vermin; 6. Strong odor; 7. Maintenance staff that must come to court; 8. Other staff who will come to court. Emotions and the Seven Day Noncompliance case We see situations where property managers get angry at a tenant and “just want them out”. This is the worst possible situation because the anger and frustration of the property manager is now running the show. That unauthorized occupant who was not a problem for three months all of a sudden becomes a big problem, because he came into your office and was belligerent. That person with the unauthorized pet was left alone until it defecated in front of the office or got loose and scared another tenant. Never let your emotions dictate your actions when deciding to terminate a tenant. Follow the law, get your attorney involved early, and be cautious.

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Soft, pliable felt is perfect for crafting By Kim Cook

For the Associated Press

t’s that time of year when texture, character and warmth define the most successful decor. The perfect time for felt. This season has seen a variety of creative, decorative felt items for table and tree. You’ll find it sewn, lasercut, appliqued or otherwise manipulated to create eye-catching fashion accessories, charming toys and sculptures, and chic items for the home. Or you can try your hand at felt-making and crafting yourself. (More on that later.) In Portland, Ore., designer Alison Comfort offers a woodsy wonderland of little felt pumpkins, acorns, mushrooms, nests and forest animals — small sculptures that might add charm to a holiday table — at her Etsy.com shop, www.etsy.com/ shop/houseofmoss. “There’s something so dear and precious about starting with a natural material in its raw state, using a simple tool and my own hands, and transforming it,” she says. There are guides online for making felt candy canes, but if you aren’t crafty and still love the look, consider Land of Nod’s delicious-looking versions; here too, round ornaments in felt stripes or gathered layers. All would look cute on a kids’ tree. www.landofnod.com At Crate & Barrel, laser-cut felt placemats with seasonal motifs, felt ball garlands, and a collection of tree ornaments including gingerbread men, Swedish style birds and owls add homespun charm. A felt pillow with appliquéd partridge in a pear tree might make a welcome hostess gift. www.crateandbarrel.com The nature of felt —

Pumpkins made with wool in Dundee, Ore. Alison Comfort is inspired by the forest floor to create realistic natural forms like mushrooms, pebbles, moss and acorns. AP/HOUSE OF MOSS, ALISON COMFORT

soft, pliable and able to take on a variety of colors — makes it terrific for crafting, not only for designers but for creative amateurs. “Felt is one of my favorite materials. It’s an extremely easy material to work with because, unlike most fabrics, it’s nonwoven, so it won’t unravel and doesn’t require hemming,” says Jodi Levine, designer-at-large for Martha Stewart Living. April Tatom of Louisville, Ky., sells felting supplies on her website, www.feltorama.com.

When she decided to try her hand at appliqued clothing for children and experimented with various fabrics, “I found that nothing matched the lush texture of felt. It just beckons to be touched and adds a cozy dimension to any project. There’s no ‘right’ or ‘wrong’ side to it. Felt toys are wonderfully tactile for little fingers and visually stimulating for kids of all ages.” For her own kids, Tatom recently completed a felt “picnic” set complete with a lunchmeat-, cheese- and lettuce-filled

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baguette, and a cookie for dessert. She also recreated one of her son’s favorite book characters, Lowly Worm, from Richard Scarry’s “Busytown.” Food is a popular subject for felt crafters, often as soft children’s toys but sometimes so realistically rendered that it’s elevated to something more artful. Roving, a washed and carded wool with a texture similar to cotton candy, is the basis for many sculpted felt creatures and items. The fiber is pulled into strands that can be formed and poked

with fingers or needles into shapes. Many of the animals on Etsy and in stores are crafted this way; it’s easy to manipulate roving and no sewing is required. Check out www.livingfelt.com for supplies and kits. Alternatively, a method called wet felting uses hot, soapy water and agitation to enmesh wool or other fibers so tightly that they cannot be pulled apart. Additional online sources for wool and wool-blend felt, Levine says, include: www.purl-

soho.com, www.achildsdream.com and www.commonwealthfelt.com . Or you may not have to buy anything at all if a common laundry mishap occurs. “If you’ve ever shrunk a wool sweater, scarf or hat, you’ve created felt,” Levine laughs. Check the closet for sweater castoffs, then machine-wash and dry them on hot settings and get crafting. Projects like pillow covers, patchwork blankets and pouches are on www.marthastewart.com. In the felting community, that method, which uses yarn rather than roving, is called “fulling.” Martha Stewart’s site also has instructions for making little felt mitten clips, mini stockings and mice ornaments, tree skirts and gifts, as well as some easy kids’ projects. Children also might enjoy making little felt animals with EK Success’ penguin or snowman craft kits. www.eksuccess.com For first-time felt crafters, Tatom offers these tips: » Invest in high-quality felt so it will hold up over time. » Use a rotary cutter for larger cuts and small embroidery scissors for details. Rotary cutters save time, give precise results, and are also available in scallop and zigzag designs. » Experiment with different types of felt. Each has benefits: recycled eco-felt (created from recycled bottles), 100 percent wool felt (rich texture), wool-blend felt (affordable, versatile), bamboo felt (ultra-soft). » Don’t create a machine-washable project without first testing a swatch of the felt in the washer.

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Grafted veggies are next season’s celebrity seeds By Dean Fosdick Associated Press

In many of the seed catalogs arriving soon in mailboxes, the headliners will be grafted vegetables, in which one or more different varieties grow from a single rootstock. Tomatoes seem to be the grafted transplants most frequently offered, providing greater disease tolerance, bigger harvests, increased vigor and better taste. Side-by-side tests done by Ball Horticultural Co. in Chicago have shown at least 50 percent higher yields from grafted tomatoes than from non-grafted varieties. That total varies from garden to garden and gardener to gardener, but it means more fruit or larger fruit. Grafted plants are also pricier, in part because grafting is labor intensive. “You’re also paying for disease insurance and a greatly improved yield,” said Scott Mozingo, product manager for Burpee Home Gardens, a Ball Horticultural subsidiary. “You’re paying more but what you’re getting is so much more.” Grafting is an ancient horticultural practice that fuses tissues from one genetically different plant to those from another, combining, for example, disease management with heirloom flavors. Think apple trees, grapevines and roses. Vegetables have been late entries in large-scale grafting programs intended for home gardeners, particularly in the United States. But that is about to change. “It’s been primarily because the (horticultural) industry here hasn’t been set up for it,” Mozingo 8 » SUNDAY, DECEMBER 23, 2012 » TALLAHASSEE DEMOCRAT

Tests run by Ball Horticultural Co. show at least 50 percent higher yields from grafted tomato transplants. AP

said. “Grafted vegetables have been big in Asia for 70 years. In Europe, for about a decade. It’s been largely a supply problem, but I think they’re going to be a very big thing in seed catalogs next season. A very big thing in retail, too.” Grafted plants aren’t any more difficult to work with than non-grafted ones, but do require slightly different management. That includes: » Planting them deeper. “They’re tall tomato plants so they need a deeper base,” Mozingo said. “But don’t bury the grafts. Those should be above the soil line or you cancel out the benefits.” » Pruning. “The plants are so vigorous that they produce a lot of vegetative material,” said Josh Kirschenbaum, product development coordinator and spokesman for Territorial Seed Co. in Cottage Grove, Ore. “There won’t be as much fruit production if they don’t get pruned.” » Adding trellises. “Towers or cages are pretty close to being mandatory,” Kirschenbaum said. “These plants are so energetic and grow so tall

that it’s important you give them some kind of support.” » Easing off on the chemicals. Grafted vegetables have better natural defenses against groundborne diseases and insects. Fewer pesticides and herbicides are needed. The potted plants will be offered with single or double grafts. Grafted peppers and eggplant will be offered along with tomatoes in many catalogs. Grafted cucumbers and watermelons may be added to the inventory once nurseries solve the logistics. “Both vine out pretty quickly,” Kirschenbaum said. “We aren’t ruling them out, but we will have to come up with a clever way to get those plants shipped to our customers.” At least one additional benefit can be derived from gardening with grafted plants: their entertainment value. “It’s fun to say you can grow red cherry tomatoes and orange cherry tomatoes on one plant,” Kirschenbaum said. “Or Beefsteaks with a Roma.”

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3 BR/2 BA approx. 1,400 sq. ft. Family rm & large living room. $800 mo. 8216 Pin Oak. 508-0872 www.lotsunlimited.com

NO RENT TIL JAN 1 $99 Deposit Bad Credit OKAY

2 & 3 BRs from $499 2 baths,W/D hookups Enjoy swimming pool! Free lawn care, pest control, community officer. Call 24 hrs a day for Pre-approval.

459-9334

www.ilovethemeadows.com

9319360

Very Private, water furn. 1 mi from FL line, 2/1, 2 covered porches $400/mo. $400 dep No Pets 229-872-8046 229-220-6006

9320470

Westside 3/2 mobile home, nice fenced lot, back porch. $700/mo + $700 sec or will consider selling. 1445 Cochise Trl. No dogs 539-4299

9322697

OFFICE/RFORETAIL SPACE RENT * AMPLE

PARKING 800 - 10,000 sq.ft Close to downtown, new building. Call 878-0823

9319712

l 900 SF - Clean & Affordable! Just off Apalachee Pkwy on Hanson Ct. l Unbelievably low rates! Downtown/ Midtown area. 500 SF up to 12,000 SF. Call Peter Gonzalez, Jr. for more Info. (850) 224-2300.

9318622

Professional rooms $185 & up. E. Park, near Capital Cir. Utilities & janitorial incl. 509-8818

9318605

Reduced Pkwy Commercial

M/I special 1mn. Free l 1310 Paul Russell Rd., $1600, 2000 SqFt., 7 large offices, large lobby, conference room, break room, 2 bathrooms, Avail. Now l1310-A Paul Russell Rd $425, 500 SqFt. One large office, utilities incl. Avail now Kent Strauss Mgmt & Realty, Inc. 877-2284 www.kstraussmgmt.com

9322424

OFFICE/RFORETAIL SPACE RENT

$140-$165/office! Free utils.! 1 or 2 room suite, outside entrance! Near TMH. Some furniture. Nice!!! Owner/Realtor 850-878-3957 9318618

9318635

LOTS FOR SALE

OPEN HOUSE

GOLDEN EAGLE-

WALK TO TMH

EAGLES Ridge 1623 New Legend Ct. Brick 3/2 + office, open plan, formal dining Tile throughout. Immaculate Fenced yard. $249,000 850-294-4134

9319772

LIKE NEW! 2BR/2BA Sawgrass Plantation. 1368 sq.ft., lg. loft, lots of upgrades incl. new floors, paint, counters. Fenced yard, deck, Great school zones. $129,900. 933-4041

1413 Frederick Dr Open Sun Dec. 23 3-5 Lovely brick home, tons of character in quiet Midtown neighborhood Remodeled kitchen $209,000 850-264-6950

WAREHOUSE/STORAGE FOR RENT

599-2210

Larry Fabiano, Realtor

Ochlockonee River

850-566-9373

2BR/2BA on the river. Deep water access, floating dock, 1 mi. N. of state park. $190,000 Call Matt 850-264-9010 Owner Financing Avail.

SENIOR AND INDIVIDUAL MOVE MANAGEMENT

larryfabiano@gmail.com LastowskiRealty.com ty.co coom

9314580

Merry Christmas Tallahassee!! M 304 Live Oak Lane, Havana $189,900

HOMES $251’ - $500’ S

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CUSTOM BUILT

3000 SqFt Warehouse on Capital Cir. NW w/a fenced in Yard. Call Peter Gonzalez, Jr. for more Info. (850) 224-2300.

9318624

MOBILE HOMES/LOTS FOR SALE

3BR/2BA doublewide on 1+ acre inside Capital Cir. 4325 Slash Pine Ln. $69,900. Owner finance 508-0872. Pictures at www.lotsunlimited.com

9314584

ACREAGE, FARMS, GROVES

CUSTOM PRIVACY

PRIME HUNTING

300 acres & bdlg $1,333 per acre T. Hatler 850-894-0577

l Apt. Complexes l Townhomes

OFFICE

A "Free Standing" 3,300 SF bldg on Timberlane Road near the Thomasville Road intersection

REPAIR SHOP

On W. Tennessee St. Call Peter Gonzalez, Jr. for more Info. (850) 224-2300. 9318626

1153 Terrace St. Unique home with 4 BA, 3 Fireplaces, hdwood/tile, moldings & character. Sold w/or w / o t e n a n t . 850-212-3469

212 Fairway Dr., Havana $249,900 d! ce du Re

9318818

Waterfront - 2993 sq.ft. home on 3.38 park-like acres. 4/2.5, office, fireplace, pool, porch, granite, 3-car garage, hardwood floors, Beautiful Hawks Landing $409,000. 933-4041

Bring your golf clubs to this 3 bedroom, 2.5 bath, 2114 sq. ft. home on an incredible homesite overlooking #2 green and #3 tee. Move in ready, oak cabinets, large utility room with sink, sunroom, trey ceiling, storage building.

__ BARBARA DICKSON SELLS HOMES TD-0000223452

9319324

RE/MAX Professionals Realty

Cell (850) 545 3419 and www.besttallahasseerealestate.com WATERFRONT $237,900 NE Over Acre, Gorgeous lot, Ready to Build your Dream home, greatly reduced. Owner says sell! 545 3419

HOME WITH LAND

l Lovely 4BR/2BA home on 5+/-acres of picturesque pasture & natural hardwoods & pines. $149000. Additional 10+/- acres with pasture & woods adjoin this property, avail. at $6500/ac.

HOME SITE

INCOME PRODUCING

3 br, 2 ba, 2,382 sqft, Move in ready home at the Havana Country Club with golf course view. Beautifully landscaped and well maintained. Pride of ownership shows. Brick home with ﬁreplace and 2 car garage. Gourmet kitchen and large master bedroom suite. Hurry this one won’t last!

9320779

9317898

COMMERCIAL PROPERTY FOR SALE

GREAT LOCATION!

__ 2800 sq.ft. home on 73 acres/50 acres in 16 yr pines. Pool/Barn/Workshop $695,000

l 48 Acres of Beautiful hardwoods & pines! $4700/acre! Call Mary Dale Joyce 224-2300

9322519

Add your club or organization or update your information for the next issue of Living Here at

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9315660

WATERFRONT 3/2 in Windwood Estates, on 1.75 acres, 2256 sq ft, Psychotherapy office 1000 sq ft shop/ 1/2 acre. High & dryavail. Jan. 1. $400/mo. basement,central air & $90k or best offer. Utilities incl. Can be heat, covered deck Bring your builder or we 530-589-2335 shared. 850-681-0681 9318373 can build to suit. Call 9320632 Matt 850-264-9010

FOR RENT

LAND FOR SALE

l 2 Acres on Mahan Drive adjacent to Super Wal-Mart l Commercial lot (.8 Ac) that is zoned CP & v i s i b l e o f f Tennessee Street l Unbelievable Prices! Comm. lots on Apalachee Pkwy l 3 . 1 5 A c o n Fleischmann Rd adjacent to the newest & largest NE office park l Land w/ permits for 50 units located near FSU & TCC l Prime Retail Location! 1.2 Ac on N. Monroe St. near Tharpe St. Call Peter Gonzalez, Jr. for more Info. (850) 224-2300.

HOMES $101’ - $250’

WAVERLY HILLS LOT

WOODVILLE Quality 3/2 doublewide, New floors & paint. Spotless! CH/A, 17 singlewides ‘93-’05 On Lg. wooded lot. No $4,500-$12,500. Cash. In pets $650/mo. 562-5410 park $250/mo. or can 9322610 move. 850-566-6754 9322335 COMMERCIAL PROPERTY

Sunday, December 23, 2012 / COMMERCIAL PROPERTY FOR SALE

9318629

GEORGIA PROPERTY FOR SALE 48 acs. 9 acs open field 39 acs. wood.1200 sqft. house built in 2005. 8 ac. pond site with new dam. A-frame house on pond, needs work. Dawson Ga. $139,000 Ricky 229-449-8457 or 229-698-5000. Perfect for horses/deer hunting

3289 BODMIN MOOR $174,000 Huge Privacy fenced yard, backs to Park! Gorgeous Wood ﬂoors, Lux. Master w/separate jetted tub + shower! 2-car Garage, 2 season FSU tickets at closing! Call 545-3419 Barbara Dickson BRICK EASTON $254,900 Custom all brick, almost half acre, cherry cabinets, Huge master, jetted tub, over 1900 feet, Fireplace, living, dining, den, Call 545-3419 Barbara Dickson 3BR LUXURY NE CONDO Just $180,000, over 1600 feet, Garage, pool, tennis, clubhouse, gorgeous decor! call 545 3419 Creampuff $99,900! 3 bedroom, 2 bath, 2 car garage, huge screened porch, short sale, rich wood ﬂoors, worth the wait! 5522 Hampton Oak $139,900 Just 4 years new, Eastside, Luxury thru, garage w/ opener, screen porch! 1207 Kenilworth Rd BIG WAVERLY WAVERLY 4BR 3BA $249,900 - REDUCED Over 2800 Ft., newer roof, heat/air, in-law suite, great family home with view of Pond! 545-3419 6392 Williams Road – MAKE OFFER Almost new subdivision, model home, upgrades! Lux. baths, kitchen, Reduced $219,900. Very Negotiable.

$139,900-Porch-Cute! Eastside, like new, separate Master, 2 nice baths, roomy garage, private yard, reduced to sell, Super Holiday Sale!

33289 BODMIN MOOR FSU FANS Wonderful Weems 3BR/2BA, high ceilings, richest Wood Floors, gourmet kitchen, lux. Master w/jetted tub + shower! NE walk to park $174,000 Reduced.

53 Merwyn - Walk 2 Lake! Deluxe, just $179,900, 2 lots, few years new, upgrades galore! Separate workshop on 2nd lot.

GOLF COURSE, POOL, $440,000 Ertl Built all brick 4BR, over 3200 ft, Gorgeous Wood ﬂoors, high ceilings. Gourmet kitchen, Lux. Master/ Study, Sunroom to Pool, French doors, Call 2day, 545 3419 Barbara Dickson

801 LEANE DR. BIG HOME - SMALL PRICE! 8709 WALTHAM CT - SHORT SALE tractEstates Family 4/5 BEDROOM $238,900 onKillearn At just $100,000. Darling 3BR/2BA, rich tile floors, Cgreat home, CherryUupdated Huge Sep. Master, 3.5 derkitchen, n screen porch, big fenced yard, convenient to SouthWood baths, whirlpool, huge garage, huge lot! & offices! Beautiful fireplace for Holiday Cheer! 3077 OBRIEN DRIVE

4861 LAKE PARK DR. PINEY Z EAGLES RIDGE 5BR LEASE/PURCHASE OK Gorgeous Upgrades! Beautiful 3BR single family home, Short sale at $295,000. Wood ﬂoors, Dream Kitchen, great price, deluxe kitchen, luxury master suite, 2 High Ceilings, Privacy fenced w/Whirlpool Hot Tub! car garage, free home warranty. $179,900-Short Sale. $79,900 - CREAMPUFF! RE Recent roof, recent AC, Almost new appliances, rich D CE 2917 WITTINGTON DR. DUC wood ﬂoors, huge custom deck at big fenced yard! ED DU E R Brick 4BR Luxury $280,900 Merry Oaks Court Charm, 545 3419 Gardens Killearn Gorgeous Decor w/ Rich Real Wood Floors, High Ceilings, Crown Moldings, Dream Kitchen, YES $500 OFF LISTING FEE DURING Lux. Sep. Master! Sec. System, Surround Sound, Flat DECEMBER - HOLIDAY SAVINGS FOR A VERY HAPPY NEW YEAR TV! Just $284,900, Call 545 3419 to view! 2916 Oakwood - $119,900 Cute starter, Tile Floors, New Carpet, 2 car Carport, New Paint, Big fenced yard, Brick, Quiet, Conven. University, work areas! 545-3419 ACRE $39,900 3BR-NEAR LAKE TALQUIN Cute 3 bedroom, 2 bath, very nice, priced to sell!

TD-0000223322

/ Tallahassee Democrat

TOWNHOMES FOR RENTUNFURNISHED

1710 RIVERBIRCH HOLLOW - $163,000 Gorgeous, by Hospitals, work, rich wood ﬂoors, new appliances, lux. decor! Sunroom, deck overlooks serenity, privacy! Call 545 3419

4/5 BR BRICK $227,900 Over 3,000 feet, 3.5 baths, brick, convenient West to TCC, FSU, Westside! Make Offer! 545 3419

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Tallahassee Democrat / REAL ESTATE

Preferred Real Estate Professionals Coldwell Banker Hartung & Noblin, Inc. (850) 386-6160, ColdwellBankerTallahassee.com

Lucretia S Thomas (850) 545-9584, TapsTally.com, Thomas Acquisition & Property Specialists, Inc

Amanda Drake (850) 570-0821, mydrakerealestate.com, Drake Real Estate, Inc.

Lynn D Hudson (850) 566-2002, Community1.com, Community Realty

Barbara Dickson (850) 545-3419, BestTallahasseerealestate.com, Re/Max Professionals Realty Bert Bevis (850) 894-8484, BertBevis.com, Bert Bevis Realty, Inc. Betty Perez (850)508-8208, www.BettyPerez.com, Capital City Real Estate Group

Mariana Doseanu (850) 339-5671, Keller Williams Realty Marsha E Morrison (850) 508-8810, MarshaMorrison.com, Marsha Morrison Realty, Inc. Mary A Bookmiller (850) 597-2923, MarLuProperties.com, Mar-Lu Properties, Inc. Mike Ferrie (850) 566-8373, MikeFerrie.com, PrimeSouth Fezler, Russell & Ferrie, Inc.

Bonnie Fowler (850) 570-4653, BonnieFowler.com, Armor Realty of Tallahassee, Inc. Cassandra Harbin (850) 545-6661, CassandraHarbin.com, Coldwell Banker Hartung & Noblin, Inc.

Nancy H Helm (850) 545-4510, nancyhelmrealtor@hotmail.com, Linda Dix Realty Nancy Stedman (850) 545-7074, www.retrieverproperty.com, Retriever Property Enterprises

Cindy Cooper (850) 545-8076, TLHRealEstate.com, PrimeSouth Fezler, Russell & Ferrie, Inc.

Natalie Rubik (850) 509-7709, HomesinTallahassee.com, Re/Max Professionals Realty

Dale Adams (850) 508-7114, TallahasseeFlorida-RealEstate.com, Keller Williams Town & Country Realty

Neil P Ryder (850) 508-6988, NeilRyder.com, Neil Ryder Realty, Inc.

David Rossetti (850) 591-6161, Rossetti Realty

Patsy J Harrell (850) 556-6878, HarrellRealty.net, Harrell Realty, Inc.

Debbie Kirkland (850) 212-0440, HomeSalesofTallahassee.com, Armor Realty of Tallahassee, Inc.

Paul B Parker (850) 566-6200, HarborPointRealty.com, Harbor Point Realty

Deborah O Thompson (850) 933-1349, DeborahThompson.com, Coldwell Banker Hartung & Noblin, Inc. Diana Pan (850) 228-0868, Advanced Realty Group, LLC Dianne Spooner (850) 508-1846, DianneSpooner.com, Spooner Realty Services, Inc. Fran W Ferenchick (850) 545-6767, LindaDixRealty.com, Linda Dix Realty Gail Mobley-Loveless 850-544-5477, Ketcham Realty Group

Porter Chandler (850) 545-8491, TallahasseeHomesRealty.com, Tallahassee Homes Realty Inc. Premier Fine Homes (850) 933-5899, HomesByPremier.com, Capital Property Consultants Priscilla S Tharpe (850) 933-9412, PriscillaTharpe.com, Coldwell Banker Hartung & Noblin, Inc. Rae Roeder (850) 545-7999, RaeRoederRealty.com, Rae Roeder Realty Sandra B Frazier (850) 933-4656, SpiritRealtyInc.com, Spirit Realty Inc. of Tallahassee Sandra S Higdon (850) 599-1983, SandyHigdon.com, Coldwell Banker Hartung & Noblin, Inc.

Hettie R Spooner (850) 509-4337, HillSpooner.com, Hill Spooner & Company Inc.

Sarah A Eden (850) 933-9600, SarahEden.net, Sarah Eden & Company

Jacobs-Williamson Team (850) 556-2220, TallyOpenHouses.com, Coldwell Banker Hartung & Noblin, Inc.

Sarah Kosturko (850) 445-8760, PrimeSouth Fezler, Russell & Ferrie, Inc.

Jan Soto (850) 545-8562, JanSotoRealty.com, Jan Soto Realty

Sharon Mears (850) 556-0477, SharonMears.com, Regents Realty Group, Inc.

Jennifer Atwell (850) 933-8872, AtwelljennyA@cs.com, Linda Dix Realty

Stacie Spears (850) 445-5510, NaumannGroup.com, Naumann Group Real Estate

Joan Mancebo (850) 545-3195, Advanced Realty Group Joan H Raley (850) 599-1950, JoanRaley.com, Joan H Raley, Realtor

Stan Derzypolski (850) 570-4767, 3River.com, Three Rivers, Inc. Susan Gwynn (850) 545-3906, Armor Realty of Tallahassee, Inc. Susan M Jones (850) 566-7584, Bluewater Realty Group

Julie Zins (850) 443-2528, www.zinscompany.com, The Zins Co, LLC Karen Green (850) 933-0091, kgreenrealtor.com, Capital City Real Estate Group, Inc. Kathy Meeks (850) 509-3626, KathyMeeks.Realtor.com, Capital City Real Estate Group, LLC

Suzanne M Mcghee (850) 556-2299, LakeTalquin.com, Mattox Realty, Inc. Teresa Hatler (850) 422-1463, Bridgewaters Realty Group, LLC Terry Anne Kant, Broker, CRS (850) 877-2121, KantHomes.com, Kant Realty of N FL

Leah L Chapin (850) 212-7753, KetchamRealty.com, Ketcham Realty Group, Inc.

Tricia Bryars (850) 545-5092, Tricia Bryars Realty, Inc.

Lindsay Pearson (850) 510-8029, PearsonRealtyInc.com, Pearson Realty, Inc.

Yvonne Howell (850) 933-2219, Coldwell Banker Hartung & Noblin, Inc.

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