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RPM Group sells downtown multifamily property RPM Group/Corfac International, a leading full-service real estate brokerage specializing in commercial sales and leasing sold a multifamily property located in downtown Little Rock, Ark., for $850,000, in early June. Rick Freeling, president of RPM Group Commercial division represented the Buyer, Mac Park Place, LLC in this transaction. Mac Park Place, LLC is owned by Josh Malone. Located at 916 Commerce Street in the historic downtown Quapaw Quarter, the threestory multifamily property is 22,456 square feet and contains 27 units consisting of one, two and three bedrooms. The prop-
erty is primly location across from the Arkansas Art Center and historic MacArthur Park and in close proximity to an abundance of residential neighborhoods, quality restaurants and retail shops. Malone currently owns several other multifamily properties in the downtown area and plans to keep this property as a long term investment. “At the time of the sale, the property was in excellent condition requiring no immediate rehabilitation.” stated Freeling, “Malone will do property upgrades as they are needed.” The property was completely remodeled after a fire destroyed much of the building
in 2002. With over 300 associates, RPM Group is Arkansas’s largest, full-service real estate company. The Operating divisions include RPM Commercial and Investment, RPM Management and Coldwell Banker RPM Group (residential). Together, the divisions provide a breadth of real estate focused services unmatched in the state, including commercial sales, leasing and investment, property management, residential sales and leasing, construction and development. The Little Rock based company was founded by William F. Rector in l955. Source: RPM Group v
RPM Group sold 916 Commerce Street to Josh Malone in early June. (Photo provided)
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CALENDAR OF EVENTS • REN Event/July 9/5:30 p.m./Riviera Maya • General Membership Meeting/July 11/11:30 a.m./ Gina’s Catering Building • Executive Board Meeting/July 27/1:30 p.m./SCARA
TAKE ACTION - CALL FOR ACTION – MAKE YOUR VOICE COUNT The National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) will expire on July 31, denying necessary insurance coverage to homeowners and buyers in more than 20,000 communities nationwide. Congress must act now to reform and extend the NFIP. Take action by urging Congress to extend the NFIP and pass meaningful reforms to ensure long-term viability of the program.
The 50th anniversary of the Fair Housing Act was commemorated during the 2018 Realtors Legislative Meetings and Trade Expo. For Realtor Associations that are interested in hosting their own Fair Housing Act presentations, NAR is sharing materials used during NAR 360, General Session, and a special Fair Housing Reception that emphasize how “Fair Housing Makes Us Stronger.” Fair housing is more than a list of dos and don’ts, rights and penalties, and mandatory continuing education. As stewards of the right to own, use and transfer private property, fair housing protects our livelihood and business as Realtors and depends on a free, open market that embraces equal opportunity. Fair Housing Makes US Stronger.
The Realtors Conference & Expo is the largest annual event for the most successful real estate professionals. The event takes place every November across a fourday weekend, Friday through Monday. This year’s event is Nov. 2-5 at the Boston Convention & Exhibition Center (BCEC) in Boston, Massachusetts. WHY ATTEND? The conference experience is about education, networking, motivation and fun! Choose from 100 education sessions to learn about strategies and solutions that meet your clients’ needs. Then, browse the industry’s largest trade show, with over 400 exhibitors, to find products and services that will help you conduct business more efficiently. Make time to attend special events, as they provide a fun way to network with peers in a casual atmosphere. You will return home with the knowledge, tools and contacts to be successful in this competitive business. WHO ATTENDS? Year over year, Realtors who attend the Realtors Conference & Expo report making twice as much income from real estate as the typical NAR member. The typical conference attendee works in real estate full-time and has an average of 17 years of industry experience. Our attendees are sales agents, associate brokers, brokerowners and real estate office staff, and they represent a variety of different office sizes and business franchises. Visitors come from all 50 U.S. states and several U.S. territories. The event also welcomes 1,500 international real estate professionals from over 60 countries. Approximately one-third of attendees are first-time visitors
BOARD OFFICERS: President: Vicki Elmendorf Vice President: Bill Tremor Sec/Treas: Leslie Sample Immediate Past President: Sarah Bailey Association Executive: Debbie Collins
each year. Aside from the educational sessions and trade show here are a couple events you could attend as well … Start your morning on the right foot! Participate in this first-ever 5K race/walk around Boston that starts and ends at the Boston Common, the oldest city park in America. This event benefits the Realtors Relief Foundation and other local charities, including New England Center for Homeless Veterans, St. Francis House and Friend’s of Boston’s Homeless. Price per person is: $50. Also, GRAMMY-nominated Fall Out Boy has cemented their position as one of rock music’s biggest-selling bands. Their seventh studio album M A N I A debuted at number one on the Billboard 200 chart and claimed the number one spot on iTunes in more than 30 countries upon its January 2018 release. Playing their many hits over the years like “Centuries,” “My Songs Know What You Did in the Dark (Light Em Up),” “Sugar, We’re Goin Down,” “Thnks Fr Th Mmrs” and “The Last Of The Real Ones,” this will be a night of fun you won’t want to miss! PRICE: Included in Premier Access, Sunday One-Day and Friends & Family registrations; others can purchase tickets for $60 each.
ARKANSAS REALTORS 2018 SPECIAL OLYMPICS ARKANSAS DRAWING You could win a trip for two to Maui, Hawaii. Sponsored by Farmer’s Bank & Trust/Travel Accommodations made by Mitch Stuart Inc. One ticket for $25. Five tickets for $100. Contact Vicki Elmendorf, Chair of SCARA’s Public Relations Committee or anyone on this committee for your tickets TODAY! And you could be saying … ALOHA! v
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Jack Nelson Jones, P.A. is located in Little Rock, Arkansas. Jack Nelson Jones represents a wide range of clients across the state and the nation, including First Security Bancorp, Crews & Associates, Inc., American Fuel Cell and Coated Fabrics Company, Bank of the Ozarks, the University of Central Arkansas, and North Little Rock School District. Some of Jack Nelson Jones’ other more well-known national clients include Mr. Jerry Jones and the Dallas Cowboys Football Club.
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4TH OF JULY - WORK TOWARD YOUR OWN FINANCIAL INDEPENDENCE DAY
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e’re getting close to the Fourth of July, our national Independence Day. This celebration may get you thinking of the many freedoms you enjoy. But have you thought of what you might need to do to attain financial freedom? Your first step is to define what financial independence signifies to you. For many people, it means being able to retire when they want to, and to enjoy a comfortable retirement lifestyle. So, if this is your vision as well, consider taking these steps: Pay yourself first. If you wait until you have some extra money “lying around” before you invest for retirement, you may never get around to doing it. Instead, pay yourself first. This actually is not that hard to do, especially if you have a 401(k) or other employer-sponsored retirement plan, because your contributions are taken directly from your paycheck, before you even have the chance to spend the money. You can set up a similar arrangement with an IRA by having automatic contributions taken directly from your checking or savings account. Invest appropriately. Your investment decisions should be guided by your time horizon, risk tolerance and retirement goals. If you deviate from these guideposts – for instance, by taking on either too much or too little risk – you may end up making decisions that aren’t right for you and that may set you back as you pursue your financial independence. Avoid financial “potholes.” The road to financial liberty will always be marked with potholes you should avoid. One such pothole is debt – the higher your debt burden, the less you can invest for your retirement. It’s not always easy to lower your debt load, but do the best you can to live within your means. A second pothole comes in the form of large, unexpected short-term costs, such as a major home or auto repair or a medical bill not fully covered by insurance. To avoid dipping into your long-term investments to pay for these short-term costs, try to build an emergency fund containing six months’ to a year’s worth of living expenses, with the money kept in a liquid, low-risk account. Give yourself some wiggle room. If you decide that to achieve financial independence, you must retire at 62 or you must buy a vacation home by the beach, you may feel disappointed if you fall short of these goals. But if you’re prepared to accept some flexibility in your plans – perhaps you can work until 65 or just rent a vacation home for the summer – you may be able to earn a different, but still acceptable, financial freedom. And by working a couple of extra years or paying less for your vacation home expenses, you may also improve your overall financial picture. Putting these and other moves to work can help you keep moving toward your important goals. When you eventually reach your own “Financial Independence Day,” it may not warrant a fireworks display – but it should certainly add some sparkle to your life. This article was written by Edward Jones for use by your local Edward Jones Financial Advisor.
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Vann v. Fedex Freight, Inc., 2018 Ark. App. 353 (June 6, 2018) This appeal comes from the Arkansas Workers’ Compensation Commission. The case involves the Commission’s reduction of impairment ratings awarded by the Administrative Law Judge (“ALJ”). Kenneth Vann sustained a compensable injury in 2015, while employed by FedEx Freight, Inc. (FedEx). He had been employed by FedEx since 1997 and was approximately fifty-seven years old when the injury occurred. The ALJ found that Vann proved he had sustained a permanent physical impairment in the amount of 20 percent to his body as a whole but did not sustain his burden of proving permanent total disability (PTD). Instead, the ALJ found he did prove he was entitled to 70 percent wage-loss disability in addition to his anatomical loss. The ALJ also awarded Vann’s counsel the maximum attorney fees permitted by statute. FedEx appealed the decision to the full Workers’ Compensation Commission. The Commission affirmed the ALJ’s finding that Vann failed to prove PTD; reduced Vann’s permanent physical-impairment rating from 20 percent to 5 percent; and reduced his wageloss award from 70 percent to 20 percent. The Commission’s opinion said nothing about attorney fees. Vann then appealed the Commission’s decision to the Court of Appeals. On appeal, the Court noted the well-established principles that it views the evidence in the light most favorable to the Commission’s findings and affirms if there is substantial evidence supporting the Commission’s decision. Vann was employed as an over-the-road truck driver. His injury occurred when he slipped getting into the driver’s side of his truck at the start of his shift and he was unconscious for 40 to 45 minutes. He testified he was fine before the accident but was now afraid to drive because he could not feel his feet and could only walk about 200 feet with a walker or cane before tiring out. He also testified that his lower back really bothers him and is numb from midway down to his tailbone. Just four months prior to his the injury, he passed his Department of Transportation physical exam and two weeks before the accident he had seen his personal doctor for a physical exam. Vann described his symptoms following the accident to
include numbness in his arms and hands, lower back, and lower extremities; incontinence; and headaches. He testified he had driven for FedEx for nineteen years and had none of those symptoms before the accident. Vann acknowledged he was in a motorcycle accident twenty-three years previously that fractured his skull. He also testified he had gained about thirty pounds since the accident and was again required to take Metformin, a diabetes medication that he had been able to discontinue earlier because he had lost a significant amount of weight. When asked about reports that linked the numbness in his extremities to carpal-tunnel syndrome and “some other neuropathy,” he stated he found it strange he was walking fine before the accident and “could feel everything.” Mrs. Vann testified that he was perfectly fine before the fall but that afterwards he had been unable to walk without a cane and had a lot of numbness from his elbows down and his knees down. She also testified his muscles had begun to atrophy but that physical therapy had helped him as had nerve blocks for his pain. However, when workers’ compensation stopped paying for those treatments, he was in constant pain and took Advil for his headaches and muscle relaxers so he could sleep. Medical records from the doctors who treated Vann following the accident were submitted as exhibits. Those doctors included Dr. Alan Nadel, a neurologist; Dr. Alan Alabaster, a urologist; Dr. Fereidoon Parsioon, a neurosurgeon; Dr. Robert Jones, an orthopedic surgeon; and Dr. Alan Kraus, a pain-management doctor. Dr. Nadel determined Vann reached maximum medical improvement by November 7, 2016, and Dr. Nadel was the only physician who thought Vann suffered a traumatic cervical-cord injury that was interconnected with his other ailments. The MRIs and other doctors’ opinions indicated only degenerative cervical conditions with no evidence of acute injury. After reviewing the evidence, including the medical records, the Commission reduced his impairment rating to 5 percent and his permanent partial-disability wage-loss rating to 20 percent. On appeal, Vann argued these determinations were not supported by substantial evidence. In sum, he argued that that the Commission’s analysis of his condition was one involving the cervical and thoracic spine,
not the lumbar spine; yet the Commission “applied a portion of Table 75 which addresses only a lumbar issue, not cervical or thoracic.” He further contended that, “[i]f this Court accepts the Full Commission’s suggestion that the Claimant suffers from a, as it so found, then Table 73 is the table which would apply,” and it would require a finding of a 25 percent impairment rating to the body as a whole. The Court of Appeals rejected this contention noting that the Commission did not find a cervicothoracic spine impairment and, in fact, carefully rejected Dr. Nadel’s findings in that regard. Instead, the Commission only found that a lumbar injury caused some degree of permanent physical impairment. It noted that Dr. Nadel was the only physician who thought Vann suffered a traumatic cervical-cord injury, which was interconnected with the other ailments. The MRIs and other doctors’ opinions indicated only degenerative cervical conditions, with no evidence of acute injury. Thus, the Court found that there was substantial evidence supporting the use of the portion of Table 75 that addresses lumbar issues, rather than the table that addresses cervical issues. Accordingly, it affirmed that portion of the Commission’s decision. The Court then addressed the Commission’s wage-loss rating of 20 percent. It noted that the Commission’s analysis was based upon the same facts as that relating to the impairment rating. In addition, Vann had testified that there were some jobs that he could perform although he was no longer able to work as truck driver. The Court noted that it is within the province of the Commission to make determinations of the credibility and weight to be given to testimony and evidence. In this case, the Commission concluded Vann lacked the willingness, or motivation, to return to work, and he failed to prove his compensable lumbar injury rendered him unable to earn any meaningful wages in the same or another profession. The Court held that fair-minded persons with the same facts before them could reach the same conclusion as the Commission. Accordingly, the Court affirmed the Commission’s determination. Finally, although the ALJ awarded Vann’s attorney the maximum attorney fee permitted by statute for the controverted indemnity benefits, the Commission ignored the issue of attorney fees in its decision and awarded nothing. Vann contended this was error because, even though the ALJ’s award in his favor was modified, it was still affirmed, entitling his counsel to a fee award. The Court, however, noted that the Commission’s decision did not mention the attorney-fee award, and, therefore, remanded this issue back to the Commission for a determination. v
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FAULKNER COUNTY Filed May 25, 2018 McCall, Carolyn A/K/A Carolyn Butler, Conway 72032 Olive, Matthew Earl and Stephanie Clarice, Greenbrier 72058 Mason, Roger Brooks and Michelle Renee, Greenbrier 72058 Esparza, Denise Lynne, Conway 72032 Myers, Karen Margot, Conway 72034 Filed May 29, 2018 Avery, Diana Kathleen, Conway 72034 Filed May 31, 2018 Suddarth, Richard Wayburn and Theresa Marie, Enola 72047 Jeffery, Melvin L, Jr and Julie A, Mayflower 72106 Britton, Gjavonda L, Conway 72034 Johnson, Martine V A/K/A Martinie V Johnson, Conway 72033 Little, Imogene Ruby, Vilonia 72173 Free, Kerry Lynnette A/K/A Kerry L Homes A/K/A Lynnette K Holmes A/K/A Kerry L McKnight, Mount Vernon 72111 Hill, Christopher David and Cassie Kay A/K/A Cassie Reaves A/K/A Cassie Jackson, Conway 72032 Filed June 1, 2018 Dawson, Bonnie, Greenbrier 72058 Filed June 2, 2018 Linker, Sonja, Conway 72034 LONOKE COUNTY Filed May 25, 2018 Deck, Timothy Dewayne and Brandy Elaine, Ward 72176 Filed May 29, 2018 James, Chris A, England 72046 Filed May 30, 2018 Nelson, Ellen Louise, Lonoke 72086 Hatton, Tiffany Ann, Lonoke 72086 Ledbetter, Christopher Patrick, Ward 72176 Patterson, Jill E, Ward 72176 Filed June 1, 2018 Long, Trudie Marlene, Scott 72142 PULASKI COUNTY Filed May 25, 2018 Jones, Cedric L, Sherwood 72120 Mitchell, Erica A/K/A Erica Smith A/K/A Erica McBride A/K/A Erica Washington, Little Rock 72204 Cochran, Karen Sue, Maumelle 72113 Batiste, Katrecia Roshell, Jacksonville 72076 Jones, Yolanda, Little Rock 72260 Archie, Tolyia C A/K/A Talyia C Archie-Holt, North Little Rock 72118 Gilcrease, Harold, Little Rock 72204 Hill, William E, Jr, Little Rock 72209 Cook, Donna, North Little Rock 72117 Thompson, Rose A/K/A Rose Clark A/K/A Rose Foster, Sherwood 72120 Treatsie, LLC, Little Rock 72205 Filed May 29, 2018 Parrott, Kaylynn D, Maumelle 72113 Williams, Sharon D, Little Rock 72204 Lawson, Tina, Jr and Thomas, Little Rock 72209 Wells, Felicia, Jacksonville 72076 McGee, Terrance, Sherwood 72120 Moore, Ludicha, North Little Rock 72114 McCollum, Kimberly, Little Rock 72211 Moore, Jamie, Little Rock 72209 Childs, Kimberly A/K/A Kimberly Hill, North Little Rock 72117 Lewis, Ruthelinta L, Little Rock 72209 Harp, Donna A/K/A Donna Smith A/K/A Donna Eudy A/K/A Donna DancingHorse A/K/A Donna Eudy Harp, Jacksonville 72076 Zesati, Renee D A/K/A Renee D Vaughn and Robert, Jacksonville 72076 Murray, Terrence J, Little Rock 72204 Filed May 30, 2018 Badeaux, Marcia A/K/A Marcia Montoya and Daniel, Little Rock 72206 Pleasants, Ricky, Jr, North Little Rock 72114 Parker, Andrea, Little Rock 72211 Tippitt, Rebecca N, Jacksonville 72076 Smith, Lacanna, Little Rock 72205 Henry, Chyrel D and Kenneth R, Little Rock 72227 Mahone, Cressandra, Little Rock 72204 Steward, Norman S and Laquita N, Mabelvale 72103 Withers, Christopher, North Little Rock 72117 Filed May 31, 2018 Allen, Elise K A/K/A Elise K Smith, North Little Rock 72118 Wakefield, Joshua R, Little Rock 72227 Herring, Hyland, Little Rock 72202 Haynes, Tyrone D, Little Rock 72206 Bryant, Carmenlita D, Little Rock 72209 Hughes, Michael H, Sherwood 72120 Manning, Lauren Ashley A/K/A Lauren Ashley Maynard, Little Rock 72211 Filed June 1, 2018 Phillips, Regina, Little Rock 72204 Brumfield, Montreal, Alexander 72002 Fairchild, Annetta A/K/A Annetta Metcalf A/K/A Annette Fairchild, Little Rock 72204 Ramer, Dullee Ferrell, Jacksonville 72078 London, Kimberly G, North Little Rock 72117 Simmons, Randi, Alexander 72002 Graydon, Aretha, North Little Rock 72114 Perera, Sandula, Alexander 72002 Burgess, Shirley Ann, Little Rock 72206 Sherrill, Rachael, Little Rock 72206 Burnett, Shirley, Sherwood 72120 Filed June 2, 2018 Alexander, Rodney P, North Little Rock 72117 SALINE COUNTY Filed May 25, 2018 Ball, Ronald E, Jr, Hensley 72065 Filed May 29, 2018 Thomas, Stephan Donya, Benton 72015 Fleeman, Miranda N and Cody A, Benton 72015 Hodshire, Kayla R and Sean M, Benton 72015 Barrett, Randy W and Jennifer D, Bryant 72089 Moore, Jasmine D, Bryant 72022 Hix, Skyler D, Bryant 72022 Filed May 30, 2018 Sexton, Mark Alan, Benton 72015 Brown, Erica D, Benton 72015 Kirby, Desa-Ray R, Benton 72015 Long, Terra, Hensley 72065 Jessee, Megan, Bryant 72022 Filed May 31, 2018 Dow, Lajuana M, Benton 72015 Ormiston, Shannon M, Benton 72019
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Causby, Dewey R D/B/A R.A.D. Builders, LLC, Benton 72019 Filed June 1, 2018 Dominguez, Martin E and Joanna M, Benton 72019 Holloway, Timothy and Angela A/K/A Angela Swaby A/K/A Angela Thompson, Benton 72019
BUILDING PERMITS
FAULKNER COUNTY CONWAY New Residential 5740 Brush Creek Loop; John Hilderbrand; 8,108 sq ft; $600,000; Owner 5120 Barn Owl; 2,966 sq ft; $282,000; Watson & Watson 575 Ingram Village Dr; 1,680 sq ft; $50,000; Shaver Properties 585 Ingram Village Dr; 1,680 sq ft; $50,000; Shaver Properties 595 Ingram Village Dr; 1,680 sq ft; $50,000; Shaver Properties 605 Ingram Village Dr; 1,680 sq ft; $50,000; Shaver Properties 615 Ingram Village Dr; 1,680 sq ft; $50,000; Shaver Properties 625 Ingram Village Dr; 1,680 sq ft; $50,000; Shaver Properties 635 Ingram Village Dr; 1,880 sq ft; $50,000; Shaver Properties Residential Accommodation 5110 Barn Owl; 224 sq ft; $13,000; NCP Properties LONOKE COUNTY CABOT New Commercial 1000 W Main St ; Carothers Construction, Inc ; 3,995 Sq Ft. Commercial - New; $975,000; no contractor listed New Residential 1576 Vista Dr; Soul Properties, LLC; 3,100 Sq Ft. Single Family - New; $140,000; no contractor listed 15 N Stonehenge; Rausch Coleman; 2,228 Sq Ft. Single Family - New; $97,025; no contractor listed 2032 North Hills; Lynn Development, LLC ; 2,254 Sq Ft. Single Family - New; $93,950; no contractor listed 944 Pinehurst Loop; Rausch Coleman; 1,931 Sq Ft. Single Family - New; $85,175; no contractor listed Residential Alteration 43 Glenwood Dr; Timothy Dennis; Single Family Remodel; $6,500; no contractor listed Residential Roof 15 Sundown Cv; Gibson Homes, LLC; Roofing; $7,000; no contractor listed 21 Corvette Dr; Jeremy Craig ; Roofing; $6,575; no contractor listed 42 MAGNOLIA DRIVE; P I Roofing Maintenance, Inc ; Roofing; $0; no contractor listed 1 Talladega Dr; J & Z Remodeling, LLC; Roofing; $0; no contractor listed 11 Birchwood Cv; S C Homes, Inc ; Roofing; $0; no contractor listed 26 Broadmoor Cr; S C Homes, Inc ; Roofing; $0; no contractor listed 606 Dakota St; S C Homes, Inc ; Roofing; $0; no contractor listed 37 Nevada; Philip Evans; Roofing; $0; no contractor listed 25 Silverado Court; Thomas Roofing & Restoration; Roofing; $0; no contractor listed 29 Shaded Oaks Dr; Toms Roofing; Roofing; $0; no contractor listed PULASKI COUNTY MAUMELLE New Residential L14 B14, Maumelle Valley Estates- 128 Eagle Ridge Dr; 3,750 sq ft; $501,900; Lynn Dickey Construction L3 B1, Ridgeview Trails- 5 Ridgeview Ln; 2,080 sq ft; $281,500; Renaissance Homes, Inc LITTLE ROCK Commercial Accommodation 16715 Champognolle Dr; Chenal Pines Retirement Community; job trailer; $0; Cameron General Contractors, Inc Commercial Addition 8500 Cunningham Lake Rd; Storage World; 200 sq ft; $70,000; Richardson Builders, LLC Commercial Alteration 601 S Gaines St 6th Flr; Blue Cross Blue Shield; alterations; $1,606,431; Baldwin & Shell 225 S Pulaski St; Arkansas Bankers Assoc; interior alterations; $415,410; Baldwin & Shell 229 W Capitol Ave, 1st Flr; Sterling Group, LLC; interior alterations; $365,000; Corco Construction, LLC 6000 W Markham Ste 2090; Shoe Show; tenant demo & refit suite; $201,428; Carson & Carter Electric, LLC 1212 East 6th St; interior alterations; $175,000; CJS Enterprises, Inc 11220 N Rodney Parham Rd, Ste 10; Beyond Cotton; interior alteration; $134,000; Commercial Industrial Residential Bdlg Serv 11312 Bass Pro Pkwy; Tropical Smoothie Cafe; alterations; $100,000; VCC, LLC 11501 Mabelvale West; Purcell Tire Co; interior alterations; $97,000; D&N Construction, LLC 15400 Chenal Pkwy 140; V’s Barbershop; tenant finish; $83,460; Owner 100 Morgan Keegan 2nd; interior alterations; $73,000; CBM Construction Co 1300 N Shackleford Rd; Sir Speedy; interior alteration; $30,000; H2 Construction Services, LLC 3001 Kavanaugh Blvd; Shade Sunless Spa; alterations; $19,500; Owner 3315 W Roosevelt Rd; Herbert Broadway; general repairs; $10,000; Owner 4201 Holt St; general repairs; $4,500; Top To Bottom Construction Commercial Repair 8223 Scott Hmailton Dr, Apts 20 & 23; Terrace Green Apartments; UV- Bring up to code; $20,000; Greval Development Corp 6310 Colonel Glenn Rd 512; Alexander Apartments/ Jason Bolden; UV- Bring up to code; $20,000; Lance Levi Construction, LLC Commercial Roof 2400 Cantrell Rd, Bldg 2; Sage Partners; reroof; $2,502,785; ACS Roof Maintenance 7000 Interstate 30; Coca Cola Bottling Of Arkansas; reroof; $702,000; Centimark Corp 824 East 9th St; Regions Bank; reroof; $98,600; Nations Roof Central, LLC 2000 Reservoir Rd; Ridgecrest Apartments; replace roof; $29,500; P I Roof Maintenace 3801 West 11th St; Seventh Day Baptist Church; reroof; $8,400; James Bolin Roofing New Commercial 14001 Chenal Pkwy; State Farm; new bldg & site work; $750,000; Jon Callahan Construction, Inc
TYPE GRANTOR/CLOSING AGENT
GRANTEE
ADDRESS
FAULKNER COUNTY $750,000 $680,000 $604,800 $444,750 $435,000 $422,500 $345,000
$299,800 $286,000
Covington Sturgis Road Complex LLC Michael Lambert; Elaine Lambert Emil & Mary Farm LLC Robert C Riley, Jr; Gail L Riley Brad Troedel; Rachel Troedel Brent Treece; Talia Treece Kurt C Shunkey; Beth A Shunkey; Kurt 7 Beth Ann Shunkey Joint Revocable Trust WD Kurt C Shunkey; Beth A Shunkey; Kurt & Jae Wilson Beth Ann Shunkey Joint Revocable Trust WD Jacob Longing Construction LLC John Dickson; Heather Dickson WD Tyler R Loop; Molly A Loop Joanne Branscum; Troy J Branscum
$2,388,000 $293,900 $272,000 $270,000 $260,000 $237,500 $232,000
WD WD WD WD WD WD WD
$325,000
WD WD WD WD WD WD WD
Conway Enterprises Center LLC Karl Bartley; Terri Bartley Nabholz Properties Inc Brent Treece; Talia E Treece Cathy Vienneau; Richard Castle Paul Reesnes Justin T Clough; Amanda L Clough
LONOKE COUNTY
$180,000 $170,900 $167,000
Grady & Richard B Hill Farms LLC Courtney M Hicks; Jerrad M Hicks Janice E Main; Phillip E Main(dec’d) Christopher M Cole; Rebecca E Cole Steven A Frandson; Ann K Frandson Brad Fureigh; Melissa Fureigh Jeremy Halbrook; Haley Halbrook; Haley Parker TD Joan L Fisher; Kenneth E Fisher & Joan L Fisher Revocable Trust WD Heritage Homes & Development Inc WD Refreshing Homes Real Estate Investments, LLC
SALINE COUNTY
2680 Collins Dr, Conway 72034. 87 W Cadron Ridge Rd, Greenbrier 72058. 117 Bass Rd, Vilonia 72173. 21 Tannon Cv, Greenbrier 72058. 4540 Sawgrass Cv, Conway 72034. 315 Esplanade Ave, Conway 72034. 5205 Barn Owl Cv, Conway 72034. 3685 Gresham Dr, Conway 72034.
Whistling Wings Properties LLC Jeremy C Halbrook; Haley P Halbrook Chad B Long; Melissa S Long William E Taylor; Fern W Taylor; Taylor Revocable Trust Curtis W Christian; Kimberlee A Christian Waylon Davis; Vivian Davis Russell W Burleson; Megan Burleson
75 Cedar Brook Cv, Austin 72007. 19 Evergreen Rd, Cabot 72023. 57 South Summit Dr, Cabot 72023. 213 Waterside Ct, Austin 72007.
Charles Lents; Sandy Lents
40 Gleneagle Dr, Cabot 72023.
Desire S White Christopher A Long
48 Sierra Dr, Austin 72007. 10578 Highway 319 W, Austin 72007.
$475,000
WD Mary R Gill
James D Allen; Dorothy A Allen; Revocable Qualified Spousal Trust Agreement Of Hames Davis Allen & Dorothy Anita Allen Schrader Homes LLC Daniel Dowdell; Jody Dowdell Richard P Hesley Phillip W Primm; Jessica E Primm Robert Mickens, Jr; Christi Mickens Christopher M Lumpkin; Peyton E Mills Bragg & Kennedy Homes LLC Anthony W Carozza; Dayle S Carozza Schrader Homes LLC James R Best; Penny L Best Brian Newton; Rebecca Newton Christopher E Ritchie; Alena D Ritchie James Witherspoon; Debra Witherspoon Michael Bland; Mary Bland Jonathan Wilkie; Melanie Wilkie Henny Homan; Adhe Homan Brian Evers; Patricia Evers Barbara Garner; Garner Revocable Trust
18 Sanchez Ct South, Hot Springs Village 71909.
$467,400 $453,500 $389,000 $365,000 $349,378 $340,000 $337,000 $325,000 $300,000
WD WD WD WD WD WD WD WD WD
7543 S Shoreline Blvd, Benton 72019. 3385 Scott Smith Rd, Alexander 72002. 6049 Lodestone Dr, Alexander 72002. 3708 Grand Oaks Dr, Benton 72019. 3222 Mercedes Dr, Alexander 72002. 1216 Rocky Mountain Rd, Benton 72019. 5715 Riviera Dr, Benton 72019.
PULASKI COUNTY DEEDS WITH CONSIDERATION OF $150,000 OR MORE DURING MAY 28 - JUNE 1, 2018 PRICE
TYPE GRANTOR/CLOSING AGENT GRANTEE
SALES $750,000 & ABOVE
$6,400,000 WD Velvet Ridge Limited Partnership $4,675,000 WD SCC Properties LLC
GALR, LLC RSH Investments LLC; Beaverdale Investments LLC; Oakdale Holdings LLC; DNG Real Estate LLC; Grandview Holdings LLC; Shackleford Investment LLC RSH Investments LLC; Beaverdale Investments LLC; Oakdale Holdings LLC; DNG Real Estate LLC; Grandview Holdings LLC; Shackleford Investment LLC 423 Property Holdings LLC Steve A Ratcliff; Marga J Ratcliff
$4,157,477 WD Elad LLC $2,250,000 WD Dolph B Moore, Jr; Blanche M Moore $2,100,000 WD Billy L Tranum; Tranum Qualified Personal Residence Trust $1,275,000 WD Kanis Estates LLC $875,000 WD E Jane S Gillespie $864,000 WD Jason A Smith; Melanie B Smith $850,000 WD Artist Place LLC
Akshar 5 LLC Dolph B Moore; Blanche M Moore Christian C Hester; Tammy C Hester Mac Park Place LLC
SALES $500,000-$749,000 $715,000 $589,000 $575,000 $565,000 $556,500 $550,000 $517,000
WD WD WD WD WD WD WD
Jesse Griffin; Jane Griffin Bruce L House; Amandah J House Chase Rackley; Casey Rackley Jae L Wilson; Wilson Living Trust CJS Holdings LLC Richard T Davis; Leslie A Davis SalCor LLC
SALES $250,000-$499,000 $480,000 $448,000 $439,000 $435,000
WD WD WD WD
$421,000 $419,000 $389,000
WD WD TD
$389,000 $387,000 $365,000 $364,800 $364,400 $359,000
WD WD WD WD WD WD
ADDRESS
26 Bretagne Cir, Little Rock 72223. 916 Commerce St, Little Rock 72202.
Greg R Racicot; Nancy B Racicot Allison O Gann; Mark D Gann Michael L Talbert; Tina Talbert George A Whitlock; Joan W Whitlock; Whitlock Family Trust Brian Abrahamson; Emily Abrahamson Gregory L Taylor; M Danielle Taylor RSH Investments LLC; Beaverdale Investments LLC; Oakdale Holdings LLC; DNG Real Estate LLC; Grandview Holdings LLC; Shackleford Investment LLC
Spencer Associates Of New York LP Heather A Larkin; Ricky D Barton Jonathan D Wyatt Michael S Matheny; Penny Matheny(dec’d) Sean Kaley; Jennifer Kaley Eli Carpenter, Jr; Donna Carpenter Johnny R Ledbetter, Jr; Johnny Roger Ledbettter Jr Revocable Trust Johnny R Ledbetter, Jr Barry L Rankin; Jamye Rankin Charles K Wilson; Sandra S Wilson W I Properties LLC Narzell Davenport; Yvonne B Davenport John K Heifner; Angela G Heifner
Entergy Arkansas Inc Stephen A Kapp; Mary K Kennedy Angela Todd Jubilee Church International
46 Bretagne Cir, Little Rock 72223. 19 Valley Club Cir, Little Rock 72212. 18 Hallen Ct, Little Rock 72223. 5450 Ridgefield Ln, Little Rock 72223. 6601 Kenwood Rd, Cammack Village 72207. 30 Pebble Beach Dr, Little Rock 72212.
1406 Kavanaugh Blvd, Little Rock 72205. 2 Hyde Ct, Little Rock 72212. 24014 North Highway 365, Maumelle 72113.
Matthew R Satterfield; Lauren S Satterfield 6 River Valley Rd, Little Rock 72227. Samuel C Turner 1 Durango Cv, Maumelle 72113. Christopher Hamilton; Carol Hamilton; Alfred Downs; Joyce Downs 3308 Buckhorn Trl, Little Rock 72211. Christopher Hamilton; Carol Hamilton; Alfred Downs; Joyce Downs David Brogdon Michael Jackson; Hollye Jackson Gary Yielding; Cheley Yielding Judith D Curry Ronald C Dillion; Melissa L Dillion
3308 Buckhorn Trl, Little Rock 72211. 112 Scenic Valley Lp, Maumelle 72113. 182 Ridgeview Trl, Maumelle 72113. 2401 Estates Ct, Jacksonville 72076. 9 Aberdeen Dr, Little Rock 72223. CONTINUED ON PAGE 6
New Residential 94 Ranch Ridge Rd; 5,321 sq ft; $450,000; Jim Pace Homes, LLC 211 Ensbury Dr; 4,817 sq ft; $432,000; Byron Holmes Construction 96 Ranch Ridge Rd; 4,519 sq ft; $400,000; Jim Pace Homes, LLC 1 Bella Rosa Ct; 4,840 sq ft; $340,000; Mike Kuhn Construction 30 Rosans Ct; 4,520 sq ft; $300,000; J Martin Homes, Inc 13308 Foxfield Ln; 3,060 sq ft; $300,000; Hines Home, LLC 27 Rosans Ct; 3,672 sq ft; $300,000; Coburn Construction, LLC 311 Kanis Ridge Dr; 3,872 sq ft; $284,000; Darby Builders 6 Sycamore Ct; 3,162 sq ft; $270,000; Turner & Sons Construction Co, Inc 12713 Pleasant Forest Dr; Stuart Burke; 2,409 sq ft; $165,000; Owner 600 East 6th St; 2,200 sq ft; $150,000; Bob White Construction 409 Brown St; 2,178 sq ft; $150,000; Chris Maris Custom Homes & Remodeling 1308 Jones St; 2,336 sq ft; $126,000; Craig Custom Construction 620 East 16th St; 1,846 sq ft; $125,000; Michael Orndorff Construction 3502 Cobb St; 1,759 sq ft; $125,000; Craig Custom Construction Residential Accommodation 423 N Monroe St; John Block; repairs to accessory structure; $5,000; Owner 23 Sanibel Cv; James & Barbara Brown; 10x12 storage; $3,500; Owner 101 Sanibel Cir; Otis & Shirley Dixon; 12x16 shed; $3,000; Owner 1813 Cumberland St; James Hammons; 12x12 storage shed; $3,000; Owner
2310 S Arch St; Andrew & Claudia Carberry; 8x10 shed; $1,726; Owner 4418 Cobb St; Jan Giggar; 10x12 storage; $850; Owner Residential Addition 10422 Peace Valley Dr; Araceli Panuco; 750 sq ft; $50,000; Owner Residential Alteration 2001 S State St; Steve Waits; remodel 1st floor; $100,000; Owner 2507 Grove Cir; general remodel; $90,000; Lance Levi Construction, LLC 1 Cavalier Ct; interior remodel; $80,000; Mike Kuhn Construction 9 Whispering Dr; Nathan Erisman; general remodel; $50,000; B Baker Services 9904 Treasure Hill Rd; Henry & Rebecca Bennett; interior remodel; $50,000; River Rock Builders, LLC 19 Cascades Dr; Donna Jacks; remodel bath; $45,000; Home Run Remodeling & Construction 2910 Lee Ave; Mike Nichols; kitchen remodel; $30,000; Fox Services 1123 Gillette Dr; Dustin & Elizabeth Freeman; general remodel; $20,000; Owner 1923 Nichols Rd; kitchen remodel; $19,758; Sears Home Improvement Products 1100 S Hughes St 1102; Carson Harris; windows, siding; $16,000; Carson & Associates 1872 S State St; Melvin Moss; flooring, doors & windows; $15,000; Owner 5 Burkwood Dr; remove/replace deck with covered deck; $13,000; Garbacz Construction 11210 Hickory Hill Rd; remodel bath, stairs, add bar; $12,000; Richardson Builders, LLC 12308 Shawnee Forest Dr; convert space to closet; $12,000; Richardson Builders, LLC 11207 Rocky Valley Dr; Robert Elledge; alterations/ remodel; $11,000; Access By Design, LLC 2620 S Harrison St; Ramon Esquivel; replace doors, windows, interior repairs; $10,000; Owner
3100 Cobb St; Jose Luis Romero; brick house; $10,000; Owner 5412 Sherwood Rd; Cyril Garry; finish out attic; $8,000; Restructure Design, Inc 8412 Westwood Ave; Thelma Gunn; minor remodel; $8,000; Owner 12805 Morrison Rd; Kent Taylor; 10x22 deck; $6,600; C&M Construction 2 5 Ensbury Pl; 15x15 pergola; $5,000; Lawn Master Outdoor Living, LLC 9 Cobvina Ct; minor repairs; $5,000; RJL Construction Co 4108 Bruno Rd; Wayne Trotter; 12x18 covered front porch; $2,500; Owner 4517 West 24th St; Derek Beasley; siding, boarding windows; $2,500; Owner 2615 S Rock St; Jeannette Covington; remodel guest bath; $2,500; Owner 8 Hearthside Dr; deck repairs; $1,500; Allen Construction Of Arkansas 12209 Cherryside Dr; Brian Bowen; replace decking floor boards; $937; Owner Residential Remodel 3300 Whitfield St; DeAundrey Peoples; UV- Bring up to code; $38,000; Owner 3000 West 11th St; Shannon Hood; UV- Bring up to code; $30,000; Owner 3516 West 15th St, A & B; Carl Knight; UV- Bring up to code; $30,000; Owner 8 Iviers Dr; Bob & Kay Cortinez; water damage repairs; $20,000; Larry W Davis Const Co 822 East 24th St; Bernice Clark; UV- Bring up to code; $18,400; Owner 2304 S Tyler St; Remo Jacuzzi; UV- Bring up to code; $15,000; Owner 2119 Westport Loop; Xie Jin; Ling Wne; termite damage repairs; $4,303; Preferred Home Maintenance, Inc CONTINUED ON PAGE 6