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Colorado Horse Rescue is in urgent need of financial assistance and temporary foster homes
Everyday during this pandemic, people have asked me, “How can I help make a difference?” If you are an animal lover, I know a great way. BY KAREN I’m involved LIBIN with a local KL Realty organization that is in urgent need of assistance. Since 1986, the Boulder County non-profit Colorado Horse Rescue (CHR) has been saving at-risk horses that otherwise would be sent to unsafe situations or slaughter facilities. Every day, CHR provides continuous care, rehabilitation and training for 60 horses, as well as supporting up to 20 additional horses in foster care. They also help educate horse owners and potential owners through equine clinics. In 2019 they facilitated the adoption of 61 horses into loving homes. All this amazing work takes an incredible amount of effort and resources, provided by a devoted staff and volunteers, and generous contributing individuals. But now these much-needed services are at risk due to the fall out from COVID-19. To ensure utmost safety, CHR has reduced its staff of volunteers from 100 to 10, obviously resulting in an immense amount of additional work and pressure on the staff.
CHR staff (from left to right) Sarah Hofkamp, Susan Chandler and Grace Degnan with rescued horses. (Photo courtesy: Colorado Horse Rescue).
The center has had to close to all visitors, thus losing valuable drop-in donations. They have also had to cancel all revenuegenerating clinics, putting them in an even more precarious financial situation. Most distressing is that all this is happening when CHR’s services are needed the most: Many horse owners are facing financial hardships and don’t have the resources to pay for boarding fees or hay. The organization’s Leg Up Program addresses this situation by providing devoted horse owners with temporary financial support to help them keep and maintain their horses. Unfortunately this program is now inundated with applications and funds are running out. Additionally, horse surrender applications are increasing as more people lose their jobs and
simply can no longer afford to care for them. CHR is working hard to establish temporary foster homes to meet this growing need. Please help if you can. To make a donation to help Colorado Horse Rescue continue to do its much-needed work, go to: cohorserescue.ejoinme.org/ MyPages/DonateNow/ tabid/171583/Default.aspx. If you may be able to provide a temporary foster home, please contact Sharon Gilbert at sgilbert@chr.org or call 720.494.1414 ext. 2203. Karen is the owner and managing broker of KL Realty, and has more than 29 years of experience in the Boulder County real estate market. Contact Karen at KL Realty, call 303.444.3177, e-mail team@klrealty.net or visit klrealty.net.
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More than 3 million Americans have home loan forbearance By Steve Brown The Dallas Morning News Almost six percent of homeowners nationwide with loans have asked for payment relief. The number of homeowners seeking payment forbearance rose from less than four percent last week, according to the Mortgage Bankers Association. “With over 22 million Americans filing for unemployment over the past month, homeowners are contacting their mortgage servicers seeking relief, leading to a sharp
increase in the share of loans in forbearance across all loan types,” Mike Fratantoni, the mortgage industry trade association's senior vice president and chief economist, said in the latest report. “Mortgage servicers continue to receive a very high level of forbearance requests, but volumes were down somewhat compared to the prior week. “Given that lockdowns and associated job losses will continue in the coming weeks, forbearance inquiries will likely rise again as we approach May payment due dates. “Borrowers facing COVID-19-
related hardships should contact their servicer to review all of their options.” About 3.5 million U.S. home loans are already in payment forbearance, the American Enterprise Institute estimates. The Mortgage Bankers Association survey covers almost 77 percent of the country's firstmortgage servicing market. With mortgage servicing companies having to make up the unpaid mortgages to bond holders, the industry is lobbying for federal CONTINUED – See Page 6 DAILY CAMERA / TIMES-CALL
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Easy home projects during COVID-19 There are not a lot of home inspections happening during the stay at home period of the COVID-19 pandemic. In lieu of more information BY RICK about home JACQUEMARD inspections Flatirons Home Inspections I thought suggestions for some DIY home projects would be appropriate. Everything seems to be getting cleaned these days, and rightly so. Beyond disinfecting all your high-touch surfaces, consider tackling some of the tasks you avoid doing. Of course, now is not the time to head to the stores for nonessential items. The following list is just a few of the ways you can upgrade your space with things you probably already have at home. Clean your vents and baseboards Heating and vent covers accumulate dust over time and cleaning them can help reduce allergens in your
Clean under your bed Vacuuming the house and cleaning toilets are typically on the weekly cleaning list. When was the last time you cleaned underneath your bed? Move the bed, empty out any storage boxes you might have underneath, and vacuum the dust. You might be surprised at some of the things you’ll find like missing reading glasses or phone chargers.
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Clean your bathroom drawers This is another task we put off when we don’t have the time. Bathroom drawers take a lot of daily abuse. Empty the drawers and then clean/ disinfect the inside. (You will likely find hair, spilled makeup, toothpaste, etc.) Once the insides are clean, toss the junk and reorganize what’s left.
Straighten up/clean your entryway Whether you have a large foyer or a tiny coat stand, things accumulate in our daily life. Reevaluate your hooks: Are they helpful, hanging at the right height, do you need more or fewer of them? Vacuum or shake out any door mats you have, then purge any knick-knacks or unused items laying around.
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Closets Even the most organized among us can have cluttered closets. Take advantage of this time to de-clutter. Begin by taking everything out of the closet, purging what’s no longer used, and cleaning the interior. If it’s a clothes closet, sort your clothes by category, hang delicate items and stack thicker things like jeans. Put your most-used items at the front, while seasonal or rarely used pieces can go up higher or in the back. If you can’t remember the last time you wore something, maybe it’s time to get rid of it.
home and increase the efficiency of your air conditioning or heating system. Vacuum the vents with a dust brush attachment or wipe with a dry microfiber cloth. Avoid using water or other cleaning products as they may just smear the dust.
Label your supplies Labels can go a long way in creating a more organized household. Use storage bins or containers in your kitchen pantry, under the bed, or in
a linen closet. A label maker works great if you have it, but you can also write on regular paper and tape the labels on. Clean your small appliances Most likely you clean out the refrigerator and wipe down the stove on a regular basis. Small appliances are often neglected. Hand-wash all the removable parts of your coffee maker and run a few brewing cycles with distilled water. Empty out your toaster oven or toaster trap door and then shake the appliance over the sink to remove loose crumbs. Clean your microwave inside and out, being sure to remove the turntable and clean underneath it. I am sure you can come up with many more tasks to add to the list. Ask yourself, can I do them safely and are they necessary. Please keep yourself, family and friends safe and healthy during these challenging times. For more information contact Rick Jacquemard, at 720.280.3544, e-mail rick@flatironshi.com or visit flatironshi.com.
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Coronavirus and real estate: Counting our blessings Everyone morning when we wake up, we have to wonder, “when will this all end?” But in fact, that’s the wrong question. The coronavirus will BY DUANE not just end on DUGGAN a specific date. Realtor and Author The question RE/MAX of Boulder should be: “How should we adapt and change to deal with this virus, and the next virus that comes our way, so we can continue?” It is very unlikely that everything will return to the exact same way as is it was before. Safeguards will in place into the distant future for the real estate industry, business and life in general. The coronavirus has wreaked havoc on our economy and the death toll is heartbreaking, so it’s hard to see the good. But looking at the bright side of things, it’s good this crisis didn’t happen 40 years ago when I started my career. If it had taken place then, the coronavirus may not have been identified until it was even more widespread. Moreover, from a real estate point of view, there were no virtual tours of homes, no digital contracts and no electronic closings. The transformation of the real estate industry in the last four decades has helped us weather this difficult time. Today with coronavirus, change has accelerated very rapidly. In fact, many of those adaptations will likely become a permanent part of the real estate industry. However, while all updates might prove to be superb tools, nothing will replace personal visits between home buyers and their potential home. Forty years ago, Multiple Listing Service (MLS) books had just come on the scene. Prior to that, Realtors® would gather in meetings where each person would bring a threering binder of listings. Someone would stand up front and announce which listings had sold. New listing
improve. As an essential business, real estate has been continuing along, albeit at a slower pace than before. People need a place to sleep regardless of what is happening in the world. Babies are still born; marriages and divorces happen; people need to downsize; people need to move to change jobs; people need to sell their homes to raise cash in order move on to another chapter of their lives – or maybe just to have money to buy food. When restrictions are lifted, real estate will lead the way towards an economic recovery. Every time a house sells, a whole string of should have and would just click sheets would be distributed for economic events take place. For to sign. Technology has evolved, new homes coming on the market. example, after buyers close on their however, and Realtors can join their home, they purchase consumer The MLS book was an incredible clients to meet and virtually review goods like furniture to fill it. When upgrade and was so convenient, at the time. A book, published weekly, the contract by using platforms and a seller closes, they usually have apps such as Zoom and others. of all the homes available was money to buy another home and Forty years ago, mortgage loan compiled in a single publication. buy other consumer goods. In the applications were done in person. Now in our “real time” world, the process of the transaction, a lot of printed book seems so archaic. Back Then, once the application was people earn money and then go completed and verified, lenders then, potential buyers could only spend it. Also involved in the real would meet with buyers for a final see one exterior photo of the home estate sector are construction trades to determine if they wanted to view loan application sign off. I even remember in-person credit report it in person. Now with the MLS (roofers, concrete workers, plumbers interviews. There was no such thing and electricians), service trades online, every listing has about 40 as an automated credit score app. pictures, plus virtual tours, street (house cleaners, window washers, Nowadays, a buyer can fill out an views, mapping technology with landscapers and handypersons), entire application online, and almost professional services, (Realtors, satellite imagery, Walk Scores, and all their verifications are determined mortgage lenders, appraisers, much more. All of that adds up to electronically, eliminating the need pretty much everything you need inspectors, title companies and for face-to-face, virus-spreading to know to make a home purchase attorneys). The list goes on and meetings. decision without even going to see on as it sends a wave of economic Closings have also evolved it in person. This week, coronavirus stimulation through the economy. safe practices allow you to make an quickly in the past few weeks, Remember, coronavirus offer on a home without a personal too. Closings in the past usually restrictions can change daily so had to be “wet,” in other words, visit. If the home seller accepts the buyer and seller had to be present offer, then a personal inspection – consult your Realtor for updates on replete with safety procedures – will to sign in person with “wet” ink. current procedures for homebuying During the coronavirus crisis, allow for a visit and inspection. and selling. Governor Polis declared that inEarnest money and contracts Duane Duggan has been a person notarization of documents with original signatures used to Realtor for RE/MAX of Boulder would not be required. This was be written in person and hand since 1982. Living the life of a one of the last hurdles for a closing delivered. Now earnest money can Realtor and being immersed in to be completed 100 percent be wired directly, and contracts real estate led to the inception of electronically. Technology has delivered and signed electronically. his book, Realtor for Life. For quickly caught up to safeguard the Initially, the danger of electronic questions, e-mail DuaneDuggan@ notarization process and odds are delivery of contracts was that the boulderco.com, call 303.441.5611 pretty good that these protections buyer and seller would not review against fraud will continue to them in as much detail as they or visit boulderco.com.
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three million homeowners are now in forbearance,” Fratantoni said. “To ensure market stability during these challenging times for consumers and the entire industry, servicers need access to interim financing so that they can continue
to play this critical role.” With a record number of Americans losing their jobs, the Federal Housing Finance Agency has authorized mortgage servicing companies to allow borrowers affected by the pandemic to put off
mortgage payments for six months and maybe as long as a year. The homeowners will still have to make up the missed payments, either in a lump sum or over time. In most cases, foreclosure actions have been put on hold. DAILY CAMERA / TIMES-CALL
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It’s time to aerate your lawn After our last round of heavy wet snow, spring has sprung along the Front Range. Birds are chirping, flowers are blooming and spring chores abound! BY DERYN On a recent DAVIDSON neighborhood Colorado State University Extension chat group, the Boulder County topic of core aeration came up. This is one of the best things you can do for your lawn and now is a great time. It helps reduce soil compaction, increases water infiltration to the turf roots and helps keep thatch build-up to a minimum. This relatively simple task improves the overall growing conditions of your turf and will result in a healthier lawn. It is recommended that you aerate your lawn at least once a year, twice if you can swing it. Spring and/or early fall are ideal times because the grass will have time to quickly recover and it’s not
too hot when the grass might be stressed. You can aerate your lawn yourself by renting a machine, or hire a professional. In most instances I’m a DIYer, but this is a service I would look to the pros for help with. The machines are big and heavy, and the job is done fairly quickly, so why not let them handle it. Landscape and lawn care companies are on the list of essential services, so they are out there and ready for work. Whether you hire someone or tackle it yourself, make sure the machine being used is a core aerator. It will have metal tubes or tines that remove plugs of soil and that is the key. The goal of aeration is to make your lawn “Swiss cheese” with as many holes as is reasonably possible. Different, seemingly similar machines have spikes that push holes into the ground which compacts the soil more. There are few steps you’ll want to do before aerating. Check the moisture level of your soil. You don’t want it too dry because the
machine won’t be able to pull good, deep plugs and you don’t want it too wet because the weight of the machine may tear up your lawn and the plugs can get stuck if the soil is too muddy. If you need to water your lawn a few days prior, go for it, or if you can time it after a period of natural precipitation that’s even better. You also need to mark your sprinkler heads, cable lines and any shallow irrigation lines with flags, paint or really anything that shows whoever is running the machine where those are. The metal tines should ideally go 2-3” deep and will easily punch through most things in its path. Now, back to the Swiss cheese. For a typical lawn you want the holes to be on roughly 2” centers which means several passes going in different directions; up, down, diagonally, etc. If you’re doing the work yourself you can make that happen, if you’re hiring someone, you can ask them to make several passes to ensure adequate aeration. Once the work is done, your lawn will be covered in the plugs and look pretty roughed up. That’s
ok! It’s best to leave the cores on the lawn as they will break down over time, especially once you start mowing regularly, and add great organic matter to your lawn. If you don’t want to leave them, you can rake them up and add them to your compost pile. Post-core aeration is a great time to seed or fertilize. The holes make perfect germination chambers for seeds, and fertilizer will drop down to the root system after a good watering. If you plan on putting down crabgrass preventer then you’ll want to wait until August to seed because the crabgrass preventer will kill all seeds including the grass seeds. Deryn Davidson is an Extension Agent – Horticulture at Colorado State University Extension Boulder County. For more information contact CSU Extension at the Boulder County Fairgrounds, 9595 Nelson Road, Box B, Longmont, 303.678.6386, e-mail ddavidson@bouldercounty.org or visit boulder.extension. colostate.edu.
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he world as we know it has changed, certainly for the near term but perhaps forever, and that applies to all local businesses. As we all adapt to a completely virtual business environment, at least for now, new technologies continue to take over the real estate industry at lightning speed and streamline the way we do business. The practice of real estate at WK Real Estate has always been based on nurturing personal relationships, developing trust and becoming the resource its clients and their families will rely on time and again over the course of a lifetime. Since 1976, WK has established a best-inclass reputation for integrity, ethics, creative problem solving, and streamlined processes and solutions that keep clients’ goals and needs front and center. Boulder Daily Camera readers have voted WK Boulder County Gold’s Best Real Estate Company for 19 years, and readers of the Longmont TimesCall have named the firm Best Real Estate Company for the last several years as well. Ask any Boulder or Denver area resident who knows WK Real Estate to describe the firm in one word. They might suggest words like established, traditional, rooted, stable, trusted… And when it comes down to it those are exactly the qualities that anyone engaged in the largest single financial transaction of their life needs in a trusted real estate advisor. Those words and philosophy all embody #theWKway and constantly inspire 8
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us to #DoMore. WK’s spirit of innovation No industry is immune to technological advances, but real estate is one niche that in the past has been slower to adopt new trends. That’s never been the case at WK Real Estate. What people may not know about WK Real Estate is that their secure and stable professional practice sits atop a foundational suite of technology solutions, enhanced over time, that continues to adapt with a new and challenging business environment. Technology for the sake of itself is meaningless. It’s easy to announce a new technology, but it’s another thing to integrate it thoughtfully and effectively into your real estate practice without disruption and distraction. At WK Real Estate technology solutions are the seamless backbone, one of the carefully curated “secret sauce”, that makes everything streamlined and easier for clients and for associates.
It is more important now than ever to provide technology tools and resources to streamline buyer search, home marketing and transaction processes. WK Real Estate keeps abreast of evolving technology trends and integrates the most effective and easy-to-use offerings that can benefit its clients and associates. Here is a sampling of the various ways WK Real Estate uses technology to shape the real estate landscape for clients today and tomorrow. Automated house hunting and buying Technology in this sector has evolved so much that today it’s possible to buy a house without stepping foot in the home or taking out a pen to sign a contract. The first resource in this process is a comprehensive website. WK’s award-winning website WKRE.com provides the largest real estate inventory possible with up-tothe minute active listings from both Denver/Front Range area multiple listing services. These are IRES in Boulder and Northern Colorado and REColorado in the Denver metro area. WK’s website technology weeds out the duplicates from the two systems, so you don’t have to. Once you see a listing you like, a simple click provides all property details, photographs, map location as well as thumbnails for other available properties near the one selected. Since 2009, WKRE.com has earned the Leading Real Estate Companies of the World® Website
Quality Certification which reviews and evaluates eight key areas of a real estate broker’s website and is awarded to companies that have demonstrated excellence in website design, functionality and execution. Visitors to WKRE.com can peruse the newest listings from WK Real Estate, all other publicly available listings, and explore over 30 different metro area communities. Any WK associate can easily set up a search for clients and it is incredibly simple for doit-yourselfers to set up their own search. At a time when social distancing and “curbside closing” are common terms, things like virtual showings and secure programs that allow contracts to be signed completely online have made it possible to continue closing transactions already in process while keeping everyone healthy and safe. Home sellers see huge benefits to technology Technology isn’t just for home buyers in our new online business reality; home sellers also benefit from this technology revolution. WK’s associates use advanced technology such as virtual reality to create video tours of the home and tools that leverage 3D software to create realistic virtual versions of homes and floor plans. WK’s sellers receive regular reports on their preferred schedule (weekly, monthly, etc…) that include a full interactive list of every marketing initiative deployed for that property. Clients click on an item in the report to view digital copies of things like property flyers, Facebook ads, print ads, e-mail marketing and more. WK seller reports also include detailed statistics and analytics from their website, and a special LuxeAnalytics report available for distinctive listings over $1 million that provides in depth details of that properties’ exposure on luxuryportfolo.com. Other technology options available to home sellers that WK Real Estate has been offering for years include… • Interactive digital brochures with turn-able pages that include high resolution professional photography, 3D tours, video and digital floor plans to comprehensively highlight the best features of a home • Digital listing banners, advertised across the internet locally and worldwide, using DAILY CAMERA / TIMES-CALL
advanced algorithms to target geographically or by lifestyle to reach buyers looking for comparable homes • Interactive walkthrough home tours and videos to take each buyer on a virtual journey, highlight unique features and give insight on a home’s layout • Facebook advertisements for every new listing, optimized to reach strategic target audiences Each of WK’s listings receives its own individual customizable property website to showcase the property in greater detail. There are truly no limitations to the information, from embedded videos and full screen photos, to floor plans and relevant documents. When in-person showings are allowed, interested buyers schedule showings directly on that site with a couple of simple clicks. Additional digital resources available for WK’s many highend luxury listings are available through their affiliation with Luxury Portfolio International® (LPI), the luxury marketing division of Leading Real Estate Companies of the World® (LeadingRE). WK Real Estate received a number of honors at LeadingRE’s 2020 conference in
Las Vegas, including one for luxury marketing. Through LPI WK offers fully narrated LuxeTour videos, beautiful property brochures and postcards that can be shared digitally, and additional retargeting banner ads specific to luxury consumers. Additionally LPI syndicates WK’s distinctive listings to websites across the globe, reaching viewers from 200+ countries and regions, providing unprecedented world-wide exposure. WK’s full-time and highly experienced Marketing Technology Director and Social Media Specialist work together to ensure that associates maximize every option available to market clients’ properties using the most effective and comprehensive online strategy offered in our industry. They create a content and media plan for each listing that includes posts on multiple social channels including Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, Twitter, Pinterest and YouTube. Digital resources for everyone Whether you are a buyer, seller or just want to keep your eye on the local market, WK’s market reports provide prolific data and analysis. Monthly and quarterly reports include regional trends and easy to read graphics showing metrics
such as average sales price or days on market. Property update reports track a specific neighborhood or area, show new listings, under contract and sold properties. WK’s customizable Homesnap mobile app accesses the same up to date property details as the WKRE.com website and local MLS systems. Search, filter and save properties on any mobile device using specific criteria and message directly with a WK associate. For our associates While WK’s clients’ needs are front and center, considerable energy and resources are allocated to ensure that WK’s technology offerings help their associates operate as efficiently and effectively as possible. The day-to-day in-person culture the WK family cherishes above all else – their offices, staff, weekly all-company meetings and special events – has vanished at least temporarily, with the necessity to observe social distancing protocols. Zoom calls and social media help to alleviate feelings of isolation, but WK’s custom-developed internal platform WKConnect has quickly become an important and impactful cornerstone of their operations. WKConnect enables staff and associates to collaborate
more effectively and stay informed and engaged with each other. WKConnect provides access to all internal systems such as transaction management, CRM, LuxeXchange®, referral management, e-mail, marketing and online learning platforms. WK associates can access internal documents and submit forms, check the company calendar for online meetings and training, schedule open houses (not permissible now, but when allowed…) and utilize their extensive resource book and many other tools. What word would you use? WK Real Estate continues to #DoMore to embody words like trusted, established, rooted, and stable. But they also hope that a few other words come to mind technology-forward, innovative, creative and state-of-the-art. Those are also undeniably #theWKway. WK Real Estate has two offices: 4875 Pearl E Circle, Suite 100 in Boulder and 2101 Ken Pratt Boulevard in Longmont. For more information, call 303.443.2240 or visit WKRE.com.
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Custom Ranch - Energy Award Winner - Over 1/3 Acre of Snow Capped Purple Mountains Majesty & Green Fairways - Backs to Flatirons View. MLS #908653
2414 Links Pl - Vista Ridge $1,337,000 A Rare Ranch with 3 walkout doors from finished basement. Perched just above the 5th tee of Colorado Natl Golf Course, you will enjoy the gallery view from the huge main floor deck. This 2x6 solid built home is on quality grade steel beam and concrete piers making this concrete over steel raised floor construction a superior choice against expansive soils! Rated 5 Star for energy, includes a fully paid for 5.2KW Solar Voltaic system. This Stunning Custom Home Won the Parade of Homes Award for Energy Efficiency. Can you imagine electricity for cooling 5200 sq ft in the summer for less than $35/mo? Many Smart features from multi-camera security to water saving sprinklers 50 year shingled roof, Hardie Board concrete siding, Sub-Zero refrigerator/freezer, Wolf double oven, quartz counters whole house SONOS sound system, 8ft x 36” doors throughout. Extra touches: custom leaded Scottish stain glass panels, custom etched majestic Flatirons master bath shower doors, steel deck framing, Douglas fir timber beams, multiple fireplaces. HOA is only $65/mo: 2 pools, tennis, volleyball, fitness centers, miles of trails. Tour at: 2414LinksPL.info
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JUST LISTED 3101 MARLIN DR. NW LONGMONT $859,000 Shelter in THIS PLACE! Lake area living with Kayak launch & park, just yards from walkout basement. Stunning views of Mountains & Flatirons. Pelican, Eagles, Hawks Blue Herron, and fresh air on the 5K path around the lake. New 40 yr roof. Resort style living in the 4bed,4ba, 3 car w/HOA pool and Tennis for just $64/mo. THE SHORES
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EXERCISE AT HOME
Using your home gym or equipping your space Now that social distancing and closed workout facilities mean we can’t go to the gym, it’s time to freshen our at-home workouts. You don’t need a BY TOM home gym or KALINSKI workout room RE/MAX of Boulder to burn those calories – a small space will do. Although if you do have the space, now might be a good time to turn a room into a home gym or exercise room if you foresee selling your home down the road. It will add to perceived value as a differentiator to the “desirability of your home to a certain set of buyers,” according to Realty Times. For starters, many workout studios are keeping your mojo going with online classes. From yoga studios like Core Power to creative workout locations like Boulder’s Movement Collective, online workout classes are great options. Or you can forego the screen
and stay in shape with these easyto-use fitness accessories. Here’s inexpensive equipment that you can buy online and doesn’t take up much storage. Check the Internet for guides and tips on how to use these workout aids. Hit the mat If you don’t have a yoga mat, now is a good time to get one. It’s good for a yoga or Pilates workout and also core body strengthening floor exercises. Have fun with a stability ball These inflatable balls can be used for core, leg and upper body workouts as well as stretching. Stability balls come in various sizes, but the most versatile size is 55 centimeters. Plus, you can sit on it instead of your desk chair. It’s fun to do and some say it’s better for your back. Pump free weights For increased toning and strengthening, add weights to your workout. Lighter weights are good for muscle toning. If your goal is to build muscle, go for heavier
weights. Get jumping If you want to get your heart pumping, grab a jump rope and start spinning it. If you live on the second floor, it may be wise to be courteous and take your jump roping outside. You can also share this toy with your kids. Get a burn with core sliders These sliding pads deliver an undeniable workout for the abs. You’ll be surprised how your legs, arms and abs burn with a few reps. Flex with resistance bands Address major muscle groups with a range of lengths, resistance levels and sizes. Roll on a foam roller To help with those sore muscles, get a foam roller. Rolling your body on this applies pressure to tight muscles, tendons, and ligaments. A great finishing touch to a workout, foam rolling can improve blood flow and flexibility and relax sore muscles.
Keep it clean It’s always important to keep your home fitness equipment clean. Today disinfecting your equipment is more important than ever. Spray your equipment down with a disinfectant spray and wipe it dry when you’re finished. For storage, most of this equipment will fit easily in your closet between workouts. With these aids and a little sweat, you’ll feel and look great without leaving home. And when this “stay-at-home” period ends – as it surely will – you’ll be in great shape and have a new routine that’s easy and low cost to keep up. Tom Kalinski is the broker/ owner of RE/MAX of Boulder, the local residential real estate company he established in 1977. He was inducted into Boulder County’s Business Hall of Fame in 2016 and has a 40year background in commercial and residential real estate. For questions, e-mail Tom at tomkalinski33@gmail.com, call 303.441.5620 or visit boulderco.com
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BOULDER | 8440 VALMONT ROAD
GREELEY | 1406 14TH AVENUE
GREELEY | 3660 W. 25TH STREET 1802
4 BR * 3 BA * 6244 TSF * 10 ACRES (909168) * $3,375,000
DUPLEX * 4 BR * 2 BA * 1768 TSF (909266) * $319,900
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WESTMINSTER | 11232 QUIVAS LOOP
BOULDER | 1104 CHERRYVALE ROAD
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LOUISVILLE | 1853 GARFIELD AVENUE
ERIE | 1935 HAMRON COURT
2 BR * 2 BA * 2767 TSF (909398) * $396,000
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