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Quick Guide and Featured Open Homes Looking for a home? View comprehensive listings of local open houses taking place this weekend from all across the area.

September 16-17, 2017

Perennial Fall Chores Autumn is on its way and for gardeners or anyone with a flower bed, it’s time to outline winterizing tasks to keep your plants healthy for next spring.

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FAQs about a Buyer Agency

If you’re buying a home, you may choose to work with a buyer’s agent. While not mandatory, there are benefits.

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FAQs about Buyer Agency When purchasing a home in Colorado, you have the option of working with a buyer’s agent. Your agent will work on your behalf and has certain legal SUZANNE responsibilities.

If you’re a first PLEWES time buyer, RE/MAX Alliance these buyer agency FAQs may help you better understand this option.

What are a buyer agent’s legal responsibilities?

Buyer agents owe you a fiduciary, which includes confidentiality, care, obedience, accounting, diligence, and disclosure. The buyer agency form outlines specific tasks and responsibilities for both you and your agent.

Why is there exclusivity?

Real estate agents have time to service a limited number of clients and they get paid only on commission. Your agent will spend time working with you, showing homes, answering questions, providing valuable advice and guidance, etc., which can be very time consuming.

Naturally, he/she will want some type of commitment from you.

Do I need a different agent for each town?

Most real estate agents service multiple communities in the area, so you can work with just one agent for your home search.

However, in cases where your search area is unusually wide, you may end up needing to connect with more than one agent. Buyer agency agreements are locationspecific, so you can have more than one buyer agent if each covers a different area.

Who pays the buyer agent’s commission?

In most cases, the listing agency for a home will offer co-broker compensation to any buyer agent

who procures a ready, willing, and able buyer. Essentially, the seller pays their listing agent and that agent splits the commission with the buyer agent. Be sure to ask your buyer agent what should occur if the co-broke commission is less than the amount listed in your buyer agency agreement.

Is there a time limit to buyer agency relationships?

Yes, all buyer agency agreements have a start and end date. Should the date lapse, you may extend it further.

Do I need a buyer’s agent?

Technically, no. However, there are many benefits to working with a buyer agent. Listing agents work on behalf of the seller. Although they must treat you honestly and fairly, they must put the seller’s best interests first. Given that buying a home is one of the biggest investments that you will make in your lifetime, it seems only fitting that you should have someone looking out for your best interests. That would be your buyer’s agent!

Can my buyer agent assist me with for-sale-by-owner properties?

Yes, your buyer agent can assist with properties not listed in the MLS system. Your agent will need to approach these properties slightly differently. Ask your agent

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for more information on this.

Do I need a lawyer if I have a buyer’s agent?

Real estate agents are not allowed to practice law. They will provide you with valuable guidance during the home buying process, but they cannot give you legal advice on contracts and other specific legal matters.

You have the right to hire an attorney for your Colorado home purchase.

Can my buyer agent refer me to an attorney, home inspector, and other service providers?

Yes, agents can provide you with a list of service providers that they recommend. It is important that you perform your due diligence to determine which best fits your needs.

What should I do if I have additional questions about buyer agency?

Contact a real estate agent.

They can discuss your options as a buyer and answer all of your questions about buyer agency, the Colorado market, and other real estate related topics.

Suzanne Plewes is a broker associate at RE/MAX Alliance.

Write to 750 W. Eisenhower Blvd., Loveland, CO 80537, call 970.290.0373 or e-mail suzanneplewes@remax.net.

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REAL ESTATE MATTERS

Rental construction continues to grow in Denver, thanks in large part to millennials

By Ilyce Glink and Samuel J. Tamkin, Tribune Content Agency

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: I recently heard you on the air talking about rental construction in Denver. I just visited my two boys there, and I saw all the cranes up close. I wonder: Who is filling all those new apartments? What’s the economic engine driving Denver’s influx of millennials?

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Economists and housing experts in the real estate industry think that the primary driver in Denver is the burgeoning tech industry. Companies are either moving there or opening up satellite offices so their employees can take advantage of the lifestyle (skiing and hiking on weekends, biking everywhere, etc.). Because so many jobs are available, residents from California (an even higher cost state) are moving as well, increasing their standard of living.

Those millennials (and older people, too) are renting, as are, in some cases, executives who might live further out but need a place for weekdays. You are also seeing a fair number of retirees moving to the greater Denver area.

If your kids wind up in Denver, will you eventually move there? If so, you’re like many parents of millennials.

But Denver is not the only place where rental construction is going strong. There are quite a number of urban areas that are attracting millennials.

Downtown areas offer a large variety of restaurants, things to do and close access to September 16-17, 2017

workplaces. Since millennials are waiting longer to have kids, they have more time to enjoy the benefits of urban living.

And, some are now staying.

In some urban areas, schools systems have improved enough to keep millennials from moving to the suburbs.

You also need to keep in mind that millennials typically graduate from college with a considerable amount of debt, including student loans and credit card debt. With that debt, they often simply can’t afford to buy a home right out of college.

In addition, we think that the financial stress millennials face with their added debt pressures probably will keep a good part of them renting for some time in Denver and elsewhere.

Places like Denver offer the best of both worlds for both younger and older employees, plus retirees, with access to fairly good public transportation, the ability to live fairly close to work and family, and access to a wide variety of recreational activities.

We think that millennials are pushing construction in urban areas and rental construction will continue to grow.

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Overlooking a portion of the lakes with native, natural Colorado wildflower plantings in the foreground. (PHOTO: Jessica Davis, Art+Business ONE)

BAREFOOT LAKES in Firestone

LIVE IN THE HAVEN THAT NATURE CALLS HOME

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new community is coming to life in Firestone that is taking a step ahead in every way possible. Barefoot Lakes is just getting started, and it’s already awesome.

Typically, when we speak of neighborhood amenities, the conversation is about the physical features. At Barefoot Lakes, the planners have created a sense of spirit that goes well beyond street layouts and landscape blueprints.

This innovative approach, brought forth by Design Workshop, is based on four important principles: Wellness, Distinctiveness, Stewardship and Inclusiveness.

You’ll see examples of this naturehonoring approach throughout Barefoot Lakes. These four tenets are shaping the development today, and will continue to guide this exciting community into the future.

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residents feel that they are getting the best of Colorado. The proximity to the mountains is balanced with easy access to DIA, but there is an abundance of space to enjoy the natural serenity of two lakes that are embraced by lakeside trails, paved and crusher fines paths.

Native wildflowers, flora and fauna punctuate the landscape.

Nearly three miles of lakeside trails wind through the neighborhood.

One of these trails even crosses between the two lakes. Future plans include fitness stations and pause points for contemplation – or just catching your breath.

“This is a community where differing paths and trails take you on a journey through natural, Colorado settings,” explains Ethan Demby, Director of Integration for Art+Business ONE, the branding agency for Barefoot Lakes. “The trail system is designed to connect neighborhoods and neighbors, yet provide sanctuaries to rest and take in the surroundings, like Sunset

Pavilion.”

Distinctiveness: Barefoot Lakes is minutes from neighboring St. Vrain State Park and just adjacent to St. Vrain Creek. This is a community that values the aesthetics of place.

Front Range views give way to foothill sunsets and calming sounds of nature.

“At Barefoot Lakes, we have created abundant outdoor spaces where you can revel in your own private moments and embrace a lifestyle that is rich in nature,” says Jeff Zimmerman, Principal of Design Workshop.

Peninsula Park is a regional park being developed within Barefoot Lakes by Brookfield Residential in collaboration with the Town of Firestone and Carbon Valley Recreation District. A large lawn and amphitheater area will provide a meeting place for community events.

Stewardship: Instead of large swaths of irrigation intensive turf, there are iconic large scale planting vignettes that are based on native

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grasses and plants. Native stone forms retaining walls and oversize boulders function as play areas.

Planners are enhancing the riparian landscape with native plantings that reduce the need for potable water. The topography itself creates a natural system of storm water management.

Inclusiveness: Great care has been taken to provide universal access to all recreation destinations. There are spaces for community gatherings and social interaction, to be used by people of all ages.

“Many communities today appear to be targeted to a particular part of our population,” Dave Carro, Senior Project Manager at Brookfield Residential says. “But really, we find that whether they are Boomers or Millennials, homebuyers are all looking for a lot of the same things.”

This multi-generational appeal is carried over into the types of housing that are being created here as well.

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more about the community and its amenities, visit BarefootLakes.com, or Facebook.com/Barefoot Lakes.

Barefoot Lakes is about 30 minutes north of Denver, situated between Denver and Loveland, just northeast of I-25 exit #240. It is next to two charming lakes and the St.

Barefoot Lake’s unparalleled natural amenities

The “Sunset Pavilion” is an interesting amenity for gathering. The perforation on the ceiling tracks the sun and acknowledges the winter and summer solstices. (Photo: Brookfield Residential Properties)

are featured at Barefoot Lakes.

Brookfield Residential offers two series of home plans. The Avenue Portfolio, from the mid $300s, is a reinterpretation of urban-style, bungalow homes. The porches are big. The light is abundant, and the architecture is elegantly attainable.

The Harvest Portfolio, from the $500s, uses natural light as the theme, with glass doors that spill out onto covered patios. Windows turn the kitchen into a sunroom and the sunroom into… an even sunnier room. Welcome to your bright, beautiful twenty-first-century home.

CalAtlantic Homes presents their Perspective Series, from the low $400s. Six innovative floor plans are designed for how homeowners

Vrain River. From I-25 take Exit #240 (CO-119) east then make an immediate left on I-25 Frontage Road East (County Road 9.5).

Travel north one mile to Barefoot Lakes Parkway and turn right. Go to Eagle River Road, turn left and look for model homes on your left.

live today. Homes feature large kitchen islands, great rooms, full basements, main floor studies, up to six bedrooms and many options to choose from.

Richmond American brings five home plans to Barefoot Lakes, from the low $400s. Inspired floor plans, designer assistance at their Home Gallery and a personalized buying process from contract to closing ensure a great homeownership experience. Each design gives you and your family plenty of space to relax or entertain, upstairs or downstairs, inside or outside.

You’re going to want to live here For information about sales office and model home hours and

Barefoot Lakes’ two bodies of water comprise approximately 100 acres of lakes. The community boasts myriad opportunities for recreation, activity and family fun. Located in the middle of WaterSide neighborhood is WaterSide Park, a pocket park with easy access to the community’s vast trail network.

It boasts a flat lawn for games, a lawn with boulders for impromptu gatherings, picnic tables, swings, embankment slides, rock scramble to celebrate natural, unprogrammed play and perennial gardens.

The other major amenity is Peninsula Park – a new regional

park for this area, which will be maintained and managed by the Town of Firestone and Carbon Valley Recreation District.

“We’re creating a neighborhood where you will immediately sense something different here,” Marc Savela, Senior Director of Land Development at Brookfield Residential. “Brookfield Residential is collaborating with the Town of Firestone and the Carbon Valley Park and Recreation District to create Peninsula Park. This new regional park will enhance the unassuming yet beautiful natural setting of Barefoot Lakes.”

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148 Ponderosa Ct, Red Feather Lakes 80545 $274,000 • MLS# 830054 3 Beds • 3 Baths • Total Sq. Ft. 1,919

2728 Saltbrush Dr, Loveland 80538 $549,816 • MLS# 825431 5 Beds • 4 Baths • Total Sq. Ft. 4,636

5200 Crystal Ln, Loveland 80538 $450,000 • MLS# 821205 3 Beds • 3 Baths • Total Sq. Ft. 2,131

3054 Suri Trail, Bellvue 80512 $1,730,000 • MLS# 831423 5 Beds • 4 Baths • Total Sq. Ft. 6,075

A Frame home on .35 Acre lot with so much character including a 4 car garage, in ground swimming pool, detached studio, hot tub and sun room

This Ranch home features a walk-out basement, main floor office, fitness or craft room, formal dining, gourmet kitchen, guest or in-law retreat & thousands in upgrades. 1077 sq ft attached garage and a detached 2177 Sq Ft garage w/office.

11715 Belmont Dr, Severance 80610 $875,000 • MLS# 831078 5 Beds • 6 Baths • Total Sq. Ft. 4,520 Luxury country living, 6 private acres, spectacular mountain views. Exquisite estate, upgraded, open floor plan, gourmet kitchen, separate 44’X38’ barn/shop, 7 car gar, pool & pool house. New roofs.

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Turn Key estate with everything included. This end unit town- Own a TriPointe Home in desirable Lakes at Centerra community! $7500 paid towards closing when choosing TriPointe Connect. home offers 2000 sq ft of luxury. Granite slab counter-tops, Chef’s kitchen w/gas cook top & dbl ovens, 5 pc spa ba @ mstr, SS appliances, great room w/fireplace, vaulted ceilings, granite counter tops, extended garage, etc.

2 master suites & so much more.

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17900 County Road 5, Berthoud 80513 $1,000,000 • MLS# 831829 5 Beds • 5 Baths • Total Sq. Ft. 6,428

18508 CR 86, Ault 80610 $625,000 • MLS# 830954 5 Beds • 4 Baths • Total Sq. Ft. 3,828

2515 Chaplin Creek Dr, Loveland 80538 $595,000 • MLS# 828559 3 Beds • 3 Baths • Total Sq. Ft. 5,228

3860 Beechwood Ln, Johnstown, 80534 $300,000 • MLS# 831709 3 Beds • 3 Baths • Total Sq. Ft. 2,020

404 E 50th St, Loveland 80538 $310,000 3/4 Beds • 2 Baths

Bring your cars, toys, RV, horses or livestock. 4.71 lush acres (water rights negotiable) w/a beautiful home featuring a main floor master w/5 pc bath, office & formal dining and so much more. No HOA fee!

Beautiful Ranch style hm on 8 acres w/NO HOA. Outdoor riding arena, loafing sheds plus a 3828 SF hm plus apartment/loft/office upstairs w/separate 3/4 bath. 5 car tandem. Finished basement w/family room, rec room, & more!

Nearly new Capri Modern Farmhouse. Unfinished walk out basement – finish to suit. Beautiful upgrades and finishes including hardwood floors and quartz tops. Amazing views, community pool & more!

Well maintained with 12 month First American Home Warranty! Open layout from Family/living room to eat-in Kitchen. Bedrooms, two baths, & loft upstairs. Full 5 Pc Master Bath. Large deck in back yard.

2 Lg family rooms, real brick wood burning FP to cozy up to.

3/4th BR/Office. Large 2-car gar. Granite and SS in Kitchen. Large yard, new roof,paint & NO HOA’s. Home Warranty Incl. Hurry.. this one will not last!

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How do you repair a hole in vinyl siding? or rot over time.

Also, a crack or hole in the siding could expand if left unchecked, turning what started out as a minor issue into a bigger problem down the road.

Cracked vinyl siding, whether because of hail or an errant baseball, be patched quickly. (Photo courtesy of David Mulder)

By John Nalley, Angie’s List Angie’s List (TNS) A rock spits from your lawn mower, hurtling toward the side of your house. Someone overthrows a baseball during a game of catch, striking your home.

No matter how it happened, you now have a nasty crack in your vinyl siding to fix. Now what?

The good news is you have a quick and easy vinyl siding repair option when such mishaps occur.

You can likely at least patch the

damage and protect your home until a siding pro comes out to replace the panel.

Why Should Siding Be Fixed ASAP? Siding acts a first layer of defense against the elements, so leaving any hole or crack open exposes your home’s envelope to water, wind and pests, according to Amy Grishman of Coastal Windows & Exteriors in Beverly, Mass. Water trapped beneath the siding panels can also lead to mold

Builder Special for September $5,000 towards Upgrades or Landscaping!*

What’s The Best Way To Patch Cracked Vinyl Siding?

Grishman recommends using a Tear-Aid “Type B” vinyl repair patch kit, which can be found at hardware and sporting goods stores for about $10.

This ultra-adhesive clear tape, designed specifically for vinyl products, will quickly bind to the siding, creating a strong weatherproof seal and giving you time to schedule a permanent siding replacement with a pro.

Be sure to clean the surface with a damp cloth and dry it thoroughly before applying the tape. Follow the instructions on the package and be careful when applying, as the adhesive is strong.

Other clear strong-adhesive tapes may also do the trick, but be sure the tape is designed to stick to

vinyl before buying it.

How Can You Prevent Siding Cracks And Holes?

Vinyl siding is susceptible to holes and cracks because there’s a small but hollow space between the siding and the home’s wall sheathing.

The solution: Next time you get a siding installation or repair, ask your pro about contoured progressive foam insulation, which conforms to the style of the panels and supports your vinyl siding.

Essentially, you get a double bonus of better insulation and increased impact resistance since the insulation helps to absorb the blow. “So when you and junior are outside playing baseball,” Grishman says, “all you have to worry about is breaking windows, not siding.”

——— John Nalley is a reporter for Angie’s List, a trusted provider of local consumer reviews and an online marketplace of services from top-rated providers. Visit AngiesList.com.

Welcome Home Welcome Home Cindy Kurtz Broker Associate/Partner 970.962.6832 mobile ckurtz@thegroupinc.com www.Cindy-Kurtz.com TWO STORY WITH MAIN FLOOR MASTER 1975 Pyramid Peak Place, Loveland MLS# 821901 • $489,000

• 1334 Leahy Drive, Fort Collins, Dahlia Model is complete and Available Now for $488,070 • 1346 Leahy Drive, at sheetrock stage, ready for you to pick your finishes. It sits on a beautiful walk out lot backing to community garden and fruit tree orchard $479,900 • 1352 Leahy Drive, The Magnolia is the largest model and you can still pick your finishes. It is on a garden level corner lot.

Available for $492,900 *Available on Current Inventory Homes Only Visit the Sales Trailer at 6709 Snowdon Thursdays thru Sundays 1pm-4pm Renée Salza 970-231-5082 rsalza@c3-re.com

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Wonderful home with main level master, private office, formal dining room and large laundry room.

Wood floors on main, new carpet on main and upper levels. Basement is finished with huge family and rec room area. Situated on large culde-sac lot, spacious back patio and 3 car garage. Neighborhood features 2 wakeless lakes and miles of trails that lead to city trail system and Boyd Lake State Park.

PATIO HOME NEAR HORSESHOE LAKE 1942 Seven Lakes Drive, Loveland MLS# 814668 • $540,000 MAJOR PRICE IMPROVEMENT! Relax in the private courtyard or curl up in front of the fireplace surrounded by warm wood finishes. Custom built-ins adorn the office/library. The finished basement also has a craft room and a workshop with 240v outlet and seperate breaker box. The master closet is plumbed for a stack-able washer/dryer as well as a separate laundry upstairs.

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How to dry late summer leaves, flowers

By Maureen Gilmer, Tribune News Service (TNS) Drying the late summer leaves and flowers for winter use was a skill used by rural women all over America. Before refrigerated florists, getting any flowers in winter was impossible. The way they got around it was to dry all they could in late summer.

Knowing what to pick and what colors share greatest longevity were time-learned skills passed down from mother to daughter.

Your herbs, both perennial and annual, have lots of growth, so there are opportunities to add fragrance and flavoring to your flower drying efforts as well.

Flowers that bloom in the late summer with thick flower petals are among the best choices for drying. Thin gossamer petals shrivel too much and don’t hold their color. Marigolds, zinnias, asters, chrysanthemum and goldenrod are the traditional choices. However, annuals and perennials promptly deadheaded in early summer may bloom modestly a second time in the fall. These blooms are ideal for drying due to their smaller size.

Another factor that influences what you dry is flower color.

Drying causes some to fade or darken unexpectedly. For example, red and magenta tend to turn brownish when dried. Better choices are white, light blue, pink,

Flowers from the late summer garden can be easily dried for winter decor while the snow flies.

(Maureen Gilmer/TNS)

Flowers from the late summer garden can be easily dried for winter decor while the snow flies. (Maureen Gilmer/TNS)

gold and orange. The first time around, dry every color you want to, then determine which ones work best for your taste.

One of the most common ways folks fail with their flower drying is bugs. What typically happens is small caterpillars show up on the drying plants and proceed to consume them rapidly. By the time they are discovered, the damage is done. This is because the leaves, stems and flowers you cut from the garden will likely contain eggs of a variety of insects. Many are too small to see, but you’ll be shocked at the results after they hatch.

To make sure you don’t import bugs into your dried plants and flowers, give them a thorough water spray and inspection. The kitchen sink sprayer works well to hose off the plants with pressure that detaches many of the eggs and kills others. This also eliminates aphids and other tiny bugs too.

Spray wash followed by air drying each stem on a towel also removes spores of mildew and other fungi that too often discolor plant material during the drying period.

Once clean and dried, it’s time to bundle your plants by their stems. A thick rubber band gradually tightens as the stems dry and shrink, making sure they hold together tightly the whole time.

While plants dry, keep them in the dark to preserve color. Make sure there is good air circulation to speed the process particularly in humid areas. Where there is further insect concern during drying, just cover each bundle in fine petticoat netting until dry.

For all the bits and pieces left over from your garden, wash and dry these on a salvaged window screen. Put it in the rafters to stay out of the wind and out of the way for the short time these take to dry. This brings all your plants and

flowers into your own personal tea and potpourri gifts made from a “salad” of dried materials accented with a few drops of essential oil.

If you love this late season drying of your declining garden flowers, consider planting everlasting annual statice and strawflowers next year. Both grow easily from seed and are widely available. These are the traditional dried flowers used in so many kinds of arrangements you buy at the store.

TIP: Put whole bay leaves into your packages of dried plants to keep pantry moths away.

Since the founding of this country, gardeners and rural women have practiced the skill of drying plants for winter. Back then she knew it would be a long and dark season in her house with natural dyes, handspun and candlelight. So when she could have dried flower arrangements in January, they chased away the melancholy of those cold dark days after the lights of Christmas fade.

——— Maureen Gilmer is an author, horticulturist and landscape designer. Learn more at www.

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Jen Kearns Joins RE/MAX Nexus in Firestone It is all about people for Realtor Jen Kearns, who recently joined RE/MAX Nexus in Firestone. Jen decided to enter Real Estate because she loves helping others reach their goals. A Pennsylvania native, Jen brings her friendly, out-going personality to Nexus because as she says, “I like focusing on what works. I like working with others who can see outside the box, and bring creativity to their work. “ Jen found that becoming a realtor was her perfect fit after focusing on raising three children. She adds that she is definitely a team player and if someone tells her she can’t do something, she doubles Jen Kearns her effort to prove them wrong. “I know that success lies completely with my effort,” she said. She offers clients a stress-free experience by combining quality customer service, problem solving, and solid communication skills, and enjoys working with both Buyers and Sellers in Weld, Boulder and Larimer Counties.

A resident of Longmont, Jen met her husband just a week after moving to Colorado 16 years ago. Together the family participate in all the outdoor activities our state offers including mountain biking, snow shoe shoeing, and hiking. “I love living in Colorado. This will always be home to me.” A true Renaissance woman, Jen is also a published author. Her first book Flawed received many positive reviews. She is now writing a follow up to her first book.

RE/MAX/Nexus Managing Broker, Abby Renner, comments, “We are so excited to welcome Jen to our office. She brings an amazing energy with a true passion to serve her clients and to learn and grow in the Real Estate profession.” Jen can be reached at jenkearns14@gmail.com, or on her cell 720.526.5434.

RE/Max Nexus is located at the junction of 119 and I25 at 11409 Business Park Circle, Firestone, 80504.

For more information, call 970-295-4760.

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LAWN AND GARDEN

over winter. Dig carefully to avoid injuring corms since wounds are often entry points for disease organisms. Clip off and destroy plant tops immediately, then let the bulbs dry for a few days before storing them in a cool, dry area.

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FALL CHORES Perfect gardeners are those that work with the rhythm of the seasons, rolling with the vagaries of the weather. Rain or sun doesn’t ruffle their feathers; they simply are one CAROL with the earth O’MEARA and its little Colorado State University Extension mood swings.

I am not a perfect gardener. If I were, the lingering heat wave wouldn’t bother me. But I’m shocked at the temperatures whenever I step outside, my mind insisting that Mother Nature is going to have to use the same calendar as the rest of us, darn it, and start cooling off. This deep into September, it’s time to start planning for fall, not hosting a pool party.

Each season brings with it a list of chores that promote good plant health, and in fall, perennial beds and borders should be rejuvenated with a little late season planting and cleanup. Local garden centers offer an excellent assortment of these long-lived plants, bringing in fresh material for shoppers’ delight.

Cleaning up after plants stop growing for the season removes insects, their eggs, and any diseases that over-winter on fallen leaves. But in good gardener fashion, there are several schools of thought on how to care for

perennial beds in fall. For those who like their beds tidy, cutting back the foliage once it is dead gives it a neat appearance over the winter.

Others subscribe to the “do-it-later” tack of leaving all the plants in place, frozen into a winter tableau of browned leaves, spent seed heads, and dried flowers. Both techniques have pros and cons; cutting some perennials back will open up stems to drying winds of winter and accelerate winter-kill, while leaving dead, decomposing plants in the garden increases risk of spreading disease.

But the biggest advantage for leaving plants standing into winter is the nesting sites they provide for overwintering pollinators. Many solitary bees use hollow stems to lay eggs, and leaving stems standing is a good way to help pollinators throughout the winter. Clean up other garden debris, such as fallen leaves, to remove the risk of plant diseases.

Hedge your bets by cutting some perennials back after it dies to the ground but leave ornamental grasses, seed heads of Rudbeckia, Echinacea, or poppies until late winter for texture and food for birds. If you do this, leave only healthy plants standing; if they’re diseased, remove them and throw them out.

Leaving your plant clean up until spring allows the plant to capture more snow, funneling moisture to the soil. Snow, along with mulch, gathered at the base of plants sitting close to each other in a winter garden also gives them some added protection from wind. After the ground freezes, apply mulch to stabilize soil temperature and prevent alternate freezing and thawing of soil, which can lift crowns above soil levels.

Dig and store tender summer flowering bulbs and corms after frost has nipped the foliage and leaves are blackened. Gladiolas, cannas, and caladiums need to be lifted and kept in a cool location

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COLORADO MASTER GARDENER PROGRAM Our Colorado Master Gardener program in Boulder County is currently taking applications for the spring class. If you are interested in helping others garden, the Colorado Master Gardener program is for you!

Classes run January through March and will be held every Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Please contact the Colorado State University Extension Office in Boulder County at 303-678-6238 to receive an application.

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404 E 50th St $310,000 Saturday, 12pm-3pm Maria McLain C3 Real Estate Solutions (970) 217-8500 3037 Crux Dr $314,950 Saturday, 10am-6pm Matt Kurtz The Group Inc (970) 393-3102 3037 Crux Dr $314,950 Sunday, 11am-6pm Matt Kurtz The Group Inc (970) 393-3102 3710 Leopard St $362,500 Saturday, 12pm-2pm Jesse King The Group Inc (970) 903-3483 3020 Aries Dr $364,950 Saturday, 10am-6pm Matt Nesbitt The Group Inc (970) 393-3102

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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS The following Loveland-area home sales were supplied by Colorado Weekly Homebuyers List Inc., 303-744-2020. Listed are the buyer, the property address, the seller and the amount.

Berthoud • Vicki Alderson — 1502 Woodcock St., JJ Constr. Northern Colo. LLC, $324,900.

• Michael and Lori Pfannenstiel — 602 Bristlecone Court, Cody and Michon Charles, $350,000.

• Gregory and Judy Pierson — 2441 Nicholson St., Saint Aubyn Homes LLC, $357,800.

• Paul and Karen Fletcher — 305 E. Iowa Ave., Cheryl and Felipe Vasquez, $359,000.

• Michelle Leips — 803 Evening Breeze Drive, Triton At Berthoud Village, $359,800.

• Robert and Sandra Adams — 2461 Nicholson St., Saint Aubyn Homes LLC, $361,300.

• Michael and Kellie Lapham — 2412 Tabor St., Saint Aubyn Homes LLC, $368,300.

• Felipe and Cheryl Vasquez — 2440 Nicholson St., Aspen View Homes LLC, $375,700.

• Shawn Hachtel — 2490 Nicholson St., Saint Aubyn Homes LLC, $387,100.

• Nathan and Jessica Trainor — 2481 Nicholson St., Saint Aubyn Homes LLC, $404,300.

• Deborah Schleman — 630 Eighth St., Cynthia Martin, $480,000.

• Jeffrey Weaver — 2150 Elmwood St., Zacharia and Lisa Wilkinson, $557,000.

• Dean and Allyson Rodahl — 1089 County Road 40 1/2, Kirsten and John Jernigan, $620,000.

• Zachariah and Leah Smith — 4009 Meining Road, Ronald and Nancy Frink, $632,000.

Estes Park • Robert and Lori Baker — 2625 Marys Lake Road, Unit 29C, Darold and Elizabeth Herdes, $214,900.

• Christopher and Marina Losing — 459 Birch Ave., Russell R. Rendon, $215,000.

• Christopher and Marina Losing — 220 Virginia Drive, Unit 22, Joseph and Kathryn Putnam, $285,000.

Fort Collins • Jennifer Harms — 3465 Lochwood Drive, Unit Q83, Craig Alan Heikes, $166,000.

• George and Edeza Connelley — 720 City Park Ave., Apt. D432, Daniel S. Reifschneider, $181,000.

• Jerrold and Jimaye Myers — 8315 Never Summer Circle, Robert and

Geraldine Gomora, $190,000.

• Alex Gunderson — 720 City Park Ave., Apt. C331, Timothy and Sally Dudley, $204,000.

• Amanda Morrison — 1640 Kirkwood Drive, Unit 2032, Kevin and Carrie Iverson, $205,000.

• Marguerite Distel — 41881 Sage Hill Road, Mary T. Hinman, $213,400.

• Larry and Deborah Linne — 4245 Boardwalk Drive, Unit D3, Dezarai N. Bertz, $229,000.

• Nathan Nervig — 317 Arlene Drive, Keven and Carol Carroll, $240,400.

• Jesse Atchison — 719 Brookhaven Court, Apt., Gwendolyn I. Gerber, $255,000.

• Christina Olivas — 732 Ponderosa Drive, Sandra A. Beavers Revocable Trust, $262,400.

• Garrett and Thomas Adams — 902 Thornhill Place, Levi Fuller, $270,000.

• Margaret Oswald — 919 Mansfield Drive, Curtis C. Petersen, $290,000.

• Patrick Duncan — 3802 Dall Place, Carol Bean, $294,000.

• Paul Waggener — 5139 Northern Lights Drive, No. 13B, Dolores Lykins, $300,000.

• Travis Garrish — 2933 Kansas Drive, Unit B, Kelly Amanda Warren, $310,000.

• Chris Rider — 517 Pluto Court, Joseph Paul Marshall, $312,500.

• Nicholas Visan — 4626 Brenton

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Jonathan Smith — 2254 Charolais Drive, Raymond J. Perri A. Johansen, $315,000.

John and Leah Kennedy — 3200 Laredo Lane, Mark and Monica Pijanowski, $315,000.

Edward Hunt — 3450 Lost Lake Place, Unit L4, Vicki L. Krug, $315,000.

Alexander Davis — 2549 Romeldale Lane, Robin M. Murray, $318,000.

Edward Court — 2436 W. Stuart St., Alan and Sandra Lesko, $325,000.

Jennifer Jones — 208 E. Swallow Road, Melissa Kraus, $325,000.

Kurt Clow — 2826 Rock Creek Drive, Deane Family Trust, $325,000.

Julie and Scott Sandersen — 2163 Sunbury Lane, Nasser Albeiruti, $325,000.

Mark and Kelly Collins — 6814 Barbuda Drive, George and Nancy Fee, $325,000.

Nancy Tempalski — 2236 Moss Rose Lane, Mark and Kelly Collins, $325,000.

John and Shelly Jackson — 2608 Kansas Drive, Apt. K-166, East Village LLC, $329,500.

Marian and Kevin Noon — 405 Aurora Way, Adam and Sarah Helms, $330,000.

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Court, Christopher and Esther Goin, $331,000.

Teresa Ricketts — 3004 Double Tree Drive, Andrew Rowell, $332,000.

Kaitlin and Kyle Douglas — 5904 Harrison Drive, Christina and Leah Gulbranson, $332,500.

Christen Nickel — 731 Tyler St., Shauna Deluca, $334,000.

Jessica Alderman — 229 Columbine Court, Ianthe Marie Krucky, $340,000.

Daniel and Sarah Bucholt — 2437 Tamarac Drive, Chadamar LLC, $342,000.

Alexander Petersen — 524 Sunrise Lane, Robert and Carolyn Snook, $344,000.

Justin and Andrea Montgomery — 2620 Clarion Lane, Preston Hess, $345,000.

Gene and Gwen Tani — 2608 Kansas Drive, Apt. K-169, East Village LLC, $348,100.

David and Barbara Leavitt — 1251 Reeves Drive, Barbara A. Armstrong, $349,900.

Marcus Cole — 317 Newaygo Court, M. and Kasey Zia, $350,000.

Sebastien and Maite Dutot — 925 Wagonwheel Drive, Jeremy and Sarah Bridges, $358,000.

Dylan and Anna Hoehn — 3118 Appaloosa Court, Amy and Gary Calkins, $359,000.

• James Rubin — 2117 Scarecrow Road, Lacey K. Lisitza, $361,700.

• Adam and Amy Winslow — 818 Butte Pass Drive, Chad and Shannon Barnes, $365,000.

• John Hafnor — 4721 Overhill Drive, John and Roberta Chrivia, $365,000.

• William and Anne Eakins — 133 Yale Ave., Erin Keefe, $365,000.

• Braedon and Jennifer Wallace — 1731 Enfield St., Robert and Kathry Schmieden, $366,000.

• Nicholas and Angela Heckart — 3306 Sam Houston Circle, Robert and Laura Eder, $366,000.

• Stephanie Dalager — 43 S. Taft Hill Road, Alexander S. Maas, $385,000.

• Jacob Raptosh — 1210 Red Oak Court, David and Roxanne Santiago, $395,000.

• Helen Vancura — 516 West St., Fort Collins City, $400,000.

• Susan Hills — 1545 Carmela Court, Joel and Michelle Wigton, $407,500.

• Alexander Arbuckle — 375 Pilsner St., FR Development Ltd., $415,800.

• Bradley and Nicole Schaefer — 519 Flagler Road, John S. Burton, $417,900.

• Zachary and Alison Alleman — 1725 Hotchkiss Drive, Jon P. Keil, $427,000.

• Frederick Sisser — 7208 Scamp Court, Timothy and Shannon Zura, $428,000.

• David Nardi — 1209 Round Butte Drive, Robert and Cecily Broomfield, $430,000.

• Michaela Vogel — 1130 Spanish Oak Court, James and Rollie Anderson, $440,000.

• James Jefferson — 6914 Saint Thomas Drive, Jerome J. Oddo, $443,000.

• Matthew and Landis Trainor — 2609 Chase Drive, Ronald and Celeste Currier, $445,000.

• Dennis and Tressa Valnes — 3601 Crescent Drive, Shirley A. Glenn, $449,000.

• Cary Basnar — 1317 Hillside Drive, Russell Korte, $470,500.

• Donald Cass — 4901 Deer Trail Court, Kenneth F. Reardon Trust, $485,000.

• Mary Brown — 4751 Pleasant Oak Drive, Unit A6, Triton At Mackenzie Place LLC, $499,900.

• Lloyd and Sharon Watkins — 2044 Blue Yonder Drive, Melody Homes Inc., $502,300.

• Jospeh Willis — 512 Smith St., Pam Standen Revocable Trust, $535,000.

• Shawn and Kimberly Smith — 6169 Spearmint Court, Toll Co. I. LLC, $540,500.

• Jennifer Cheney — 9778 County Road 80, Mark and Suzanne Zigray, $550,000.

• Brad and Andrea Rogers — 831 Milan Terrace Drive, Megan R. Cormier,

$604,000.

• Michelle Marison — 3121 S. Centennial Drive, Nancy S. Tempalski, $620,000.

• Jay Steiner — 3509 Golden Currant Blvd., Paul and Rebecca Kennedy, $625,000.

• Michael and Rebecca Schulz — 3533 Wild View Drive, Ryan and Heather Hartman, $710,000.

• Teresa Drummond — 1432 W. County Road 68, Elizabeth Amigo Revocable Trust, $725,000.

• Joel and Michelle Wigton — 2602 Hawks Perch Court, Toll Co. I. LLC, $774,500.

• Joshua and Somer Gomez — 420 E. County Road 66E, David and Patricia Zander, $799,000.

• Stephanie and Keith Kushner — 216 S. Grant Ave., Janet and Timothy Mctague, $955,000.

• Robin and Andrew Meyer — 6327 Fall Harvest Way, Toll Co. I. LLC, $1,020,000.

• Herman and Stacey Lopez — 6321 Fall Harvest Way, Toll Co. I. LLC, $1,147,700.

• Matthew Bishop — 6712 S. College Ave., Act Ventures LLC, $1,650,000.

Greeley • J. McMahill — 2646 12th Ave., James J. Trujillo, $125,000.

• Guadalupe Medrano — 3504 Yosemite Drive, Douglas G. Waterman,

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• William and Starlene Taylor — 2212 Sixth Ave., Salamah Soulong, $145,000.

• Timothy Steed — 2218 Sixth Ave., Salamah Soulong, $169,900.

• Andrew Farago — 950 52nd Ave. Court, Apt. R4, Gilbert Esparza, $187,000.

• Sean and Cydney Waddell — 2020 Seventh Ave., Bonnie and Colin Nelson, $220,000.

• Doris and Earl Sutton — 3950 W. 12th St., Apt. 33, Barbara C. Richard, $220,000.

• Karen and Larry Smith — 6911 W. Third St., Unit 812, Bill and Taylor Mercer, $220,000.

• Jason Schmidt — 6911 W. Third St., Unit 520, Whitney L. Smith, $224,900.

• David and Samon Todd — 5120 W. 11th St., FF Trust, $235,000.

• Edward and Douglas Steffins — 3623 29th St., Unit 1, Paul R. Leita E. Hawkins Revobable, $235,000.

• Richard Grill — 126 43rd Ave. Court, Joshua and Rachel Wheatley, $238,500.

• Richard Behning — 912 19th Ave., Rutherford Inc., $239,900.

• Anthony Gagnon — 4228 W. 31st St., Alonso and Cherisa Tapia, $250,000.

• Reagan Best — 3815 W. Seventh St. Road, John and Jacalyn Watkins, $256,000.

• Sergio Ayala — 4525 First St. Road, Sean and Chelsea Ronan, $260,500.

• Elaine Straight — 2134 35th Ave. Court, Corey and Joyce Zubia, $267,000.

• Crissy and Jacobo Sanchez — 4212 W. 31st St., Shannon and Corey Pisano, $269,000.

• Htein Lin — 1819 15th St., Gerald and Christine Saunders, $269,900.

• Jacob Olin — 637 50th Ave., David L. Christiansen, $277,000.

• Moses Esquibel — 195 44th Ave., Willard A. Johnson, $279,000.

• Dustin and Ernestine Blach — 1316 40th Ave., Janice K. Chisolm, $279,900.

• Casey Koponen — 3013 46th Ave., Timothy Salazar, $287,000.

• Krista Griffin — 5750 W. 20th St., Apt. 9, Elaine M. Straight, $288,900.

• Mary and Robert Behrends — 2912 44th Ave., Richard Schrader, $292,900.

• Brennon Myers — 2217 70th Ave., Luis Monterroza, $297,500.

• Barbara Wechsler — 6608 W. Third St., Thomas J. Barr, $305,000.

• Arielle and Daniel Cobble — 3007 45th Ave., Brian and Samanth Coleman, $305,000.

• John and Cynthia Salazar — 2038 27th Ave., Berna and Ronnie Vanbuskirk, $315,000.

• Cory Coppock — 1405 101st Ave. Court, James and Lisa Wallace, $339,900.

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• Christopher and Sherry Meyer — 632 54th Ave., Michele and George Dukes, $365,000.

• Howard and Roberta Foster — 3106 54th Ave., James H. Booska, $375,000.

• Ben and Susan Taylor — 6628 34th St., Michael and Katherine Susinski, $389,000.

• Kyle and Cameron Rutz — 739 37th Ave., Kevin and Valarie Brazelton, $420,100.

• Bennie Contreras — 1300 38th Ave., Takamoto Family 1990 Trust, $424,000.

• Jeffrey and Anne Masterson — 7400 Poudre River Road, Joan A. Devendorf Trust, $467,000.

• Jeremy Martinez — 4828 Arrowhead Drive, Atlis L. Johnson, $485,000.

Johnstown • Geraldine Rose — 177 Lindenwood Ave., Andrew T. Kuhnke, $309,000.

• Garrett Jenkins — 307 Hawthorne Ave., Monica Griffin, $326,000.

• Lora Tanner — 352 Gypsum Lane, Julianne Marie McMahon, $338,500.

• Kelly and Danielle Gardner — 421 Expedition Lane, Victor L. Stanley, $342,000.

• Andrew Cody — 2357 Black Duck Ave., Michael and Step Hausmann, $371,000.

• Joshua Ferris — 5088 Eaglewood Lane, Clayton Properties Group II I, $374,200.

• Christopher and Claire Boothe — 5082 Eaglewood Lane, Clayton Properties Group II I, $385,600.

• Robert Engel — 1212 N. Fourth St., Greg and Kimberly Glasgow, $395,000.

• Damein Lee — 325 McGregor Lane, Adams Design Inc., $415,000.

• Michael Watson — 3660 Brunner Blvd., Nikko Landeros, $421,500.

• Michael and Stephanie Hausmann — 1740 Canvasback Drive, Billy Wayne Wicks, $461,800.

• Colleen Faherty — 4372 Golden Currant Court, Bridgewater Homes LLC, $539,600.

• Loveland • Stephen and Dana Otte — 3605 Parlin Court, SJ Family Partnership LLC, $93,000.

• Thomas and Vera Schuster — 3210 Wildes Road, Earl and Kathy Burdett, $141,000.

• Branson and Tia Wilson — 868 E. 23rd St., Donald and Sherrie Meyer, $181,500.

• David and Robert Moore — 1050 Grant Ave., Mark Eugene Paulus, $185,000.

• Dirk and Lisa Schwartz — 5064 Soaring Peaks Drive, Kevin and Cheryl Brown, $195,000.

• Heather Bertsch — 1641 Valency Drive, Loveland Habitat For Humanity, $225,000.

• Kelsey Foster — 1828 Kinnikinnik

Place, Terrance B. Huckins, $248,500.

• Rebecca Miller — 230 Carina Circle, Unit 101, Adam S. Green, $260,000.

• Terin Noonan — 522 E. 42nd St., Derek and Julie Hagelthorn, $265,000.

• Roberto and Ana Tarin — 2221 S. Garfield Ave., Esau Elliot Tarin, $275,000.

• Joel Guthrie — 312 W. 10th St., Bryan and Judith Johnson, $279,500.

• Sara Wright — 409 E. 50th St., Sherrill M. Dorman, $280,000.

• Lyncoln and Tabitha Montgomery — 2504 Begonia Court, Edward D. Wall, $290,000.

• Tom and Delmara Christen — 2306 W. 22nd St., Brian and Kristin Prochaska, $305,000.

• Colby and Rachel Bexley — 279 Snow Goose Ave., Bryon and Alethea Hoewisch, $311,000.

• Tanya Chavez — 238 Cardinal Ave., RTA Properties LLC, $315,000.

• Alexander Cabrall — 4306 Roosevelt Ave., Natalia Foreman, $317,900.

• Anna and Thomas Cooper — 1370 Fourth St. SE, Linda K. Henderson, $320,000.

• Carol Boone — 302 Shupe Court, Robert E. Marian M. Weberust, $327,000.

• Abelardo and Eloiza Suniga — 2505 Winter Park St., Bradley and Nicole Schaefer, $329,900.

• Brian Zach — 4080 Boxelder Drive, David and Jennifer Dean, $348,500.

• Barbara and Charles Kline — 3209 N. County Road 27, Jan and Elizabeth Goss, $350,000.

• Carissa and Ryan Green — 1018 Blue Spruce Drive, Bridget and Robert Mowry, $350,700.

• Diana Scott — 277 Sand Grouse Drive, Carole S. Varble, $357,900.

• Scott Hover — 3429 Janus Drive, Craig and Carisa Carr, $385,000.

• Jane and James Perkins — 3218 Marcellina Place, Kevin and Lauren Orosco, $386,000.

• Judith Fletcher — 2991 Sanford Circle, Brent and Kristen Cunningham, $389,400.

• Jonathan Woodworth — 3858 Higgins St., Joseph and Karla Alderson, $397,500.

• Kaitlin Perrysebring — 3485 Janus Drive, Benjamin and Jacquelyn Britton, $399,500.

• Carolyn Grulke — 1635 Dumont Place, Michael and Patricia Rowan, $415,000.

• Kevin Tierney — 3755 Foothills Drive, Jeffery and Angel Woodward, $424,000.

• Kenneth and Janet Vetter — 4256 Mandall Lakes Drive, Tri Pointe Homes Inc., $468,500.

• Andrew and Nicole Bargren — 4493 Ribbon Court, Mark J. Stauder, $520,000.

• Barry and Carol Kamin — 2561 Chaplin Creek Drive, Wonderland At

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Centerra LLC, $635,800.

• Michael Chrobak — 823 Rossum Drive, Andrea and Margaret Lier, $890,000.

• Kristi Hattig — 2402 Logan Drive, John and Christine Dildine, $1,200,000.

• Windsor • Carter Roberts — 718 Apple Court, Thomas and Gayle Culbertson, $232,000.

• Timothy Armfield — 239 Rock Bridge Lane, Beth Golden Revocable Trust, $274,000.

• Henry and Lorinda Vanderheide — 309 Marble Court, Marcia M. Vincent, $308,000.

• Jordan Johnson — 2108 Grain Bin Drive, Journey Homes LLC, $317,300.

• Monica and Douglas Williams — 396 Windshire Drive, Richmond Am. Homes Colo. Inc., $319,400.

• Jefferson Clow — 1521 Highfield Court, Melody Homes Inc., $324,800.

• Tracy and Jennifer Oldenburg — 2178 Grain Bin Court, Journey Homes LLC, $330,500.

• Kaitlin and Lori Ann — 2142 Grain Bin Drive, Journey Homes LLC, $331,400.

• Brett Johnson — 1567 Sorenson Drive, Richmond Am. Homes Colo.

Inc., $344,000.

• Mitchell and Lindsey Mullen — 2147 Grain Bin Drive, Journey Homes LLC, $356,200.

• Luke and Laura Jackson — 122 Whitney Court, William and Kathryn Langan, $361,000.

• David Messinger — 1512 Highfield Court, Melody Homes Inc., $369,400.

• David and Lynn Davenport — 2162 Montauk Lane, Unit 4, Lighthouse Pointes LLC, $371,000.

• Richard and Denise Sabo — 6378 Pumpkin Ridge Drive, Unit 1, Ravenna Townhomes At La RL, $371,600.

• Laura Pitmon — 1532 Walnut St., Robert and Shauna Fagler, $389,900.

• Darren and Kyung Dugan — 685 Sundance Drive, Bridgewater Homes LLC, $403,700.

• Jeremy and Kendra Dickerson — 368 Seahorse Drive, Calatlantic Group Inc., $412,000.

• Jody and Randy Minch — 724 Vermilion Peak Court, Bridgewater Homes LLC, $415,800.

• Randall Hodgdon — 855 Corn Stalk Drive, Journey Homes LLC, $417,500.

• James Booska — 2251 Stonefish Drive, Melody Homes Inc., $470,000.

• Juan and Karen Banuelos — 8244 Sand Dollar Drive, James and Leslie Gunter, $537,000.

• Daniel and Minerva Colanto — 1955 Yonkee Drive, Nicolas and Michelle Giarrusso, $625,000.

September 16-17, 2017

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742 Trail Dust, Milliken - Lightly lived in 3bd 3ba ranch style home in Colony Pointe. 42” cabinets, granite countertops in kitchen & bathrooms, SS appliances, gas range/oven, lg master bdrm w/walk-in closet. Bsmt partially finished w/rec rm, full ba & a lg storage rm. Ehrlich neighborhood park & walking path around pond.

4100 Watercress Dr, Johnstown - Centrally located between Ft. Collins, Loveland & Windsor.

Amazing Mtn & Thompson River views. Open ranch flr plan, lg master suite w/luxury ba, stone fireplace, covered back deck. Walkout bsmt w/ familyrm. 2 bdrms + main flr flex rm. 4 car garage & professionally landscaped ft & back.

5055 Apricot Dr, Loveland - Beautiful newer ranch style home with luxurious upgrades including granite kitchen with Hickory floors and Alder wood cabinets.

Low maintenance yard which backs to open space.

Newly finished theater room in basement. Fireplace in living room. Must see this home! Great community pool, trails, play area and open space.

3020 Aries Dr. Loveland - This brand new 3BD 2BA 3,346 sf ranch with walk-out basement is ready & waiting for you! Open floorplan w/wood laminate floors, kitchen with granite, glass tile backsplash & beautiful cabinets. Great master retreat. Fenced yard & deck. Visit Sales center at 3085 Crux Dr.

3037 Crux Dr. Loveland - Almost complete & waiting for you! 3BD 2BA 1,405 sf ranch. Open floorplan has awesome kitchen with granite & island, master suite with private bath & large walk-in closet. Great location near Centerra!

Visit Sales Center at 3085 Crux Dr.

$329,900 MLS# 831698 Bob Skillman 970-631-2257

$698,000 MLS# 826556 Georgena Arnett 970-481-9801

$464,900 MLS# 828625 Kristin Boeding 970-825-2242

$364,950 MLS# 827385 Matt Nesbitt LeAnna 970-393-3102

$314,950 MLS# 831426 Matt Nesbitt LeAnna 970-393-3102

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6759 Grainery Road, Timnath - Express home built by DR Horton will be complete in September!

3 bed, 2 bath, 3-car garage, ranch style home is close to clubhouse, pool and excerise facility! Wood flooring in kitchen, pantry and bath. Model home at 5813 Glendive Ln.

1338 W 8th Street, Loveland - Turn-of-theCentury 2 Story Victorian home that instantly charms. Warm & inviting, 4BD/3BA offers modern living without sacrificing any historic charm.

Wonderfully maintained exterior w/new paint & windows on a private lot. NO HOA, RV Parking, 2 car garage, Hot Tub.

4020 Portrush Ln, Timnath - Stunning home w/gourmet kitchen, top of the line Jenn Air elite applnce pckge, 4 BRs, 4 1/2 BAs w/full fin basment w/wet bar & daylight bsmnt. Master BR w/large walkin closet & customized mstr bath. Large deck overlooks the fully landscaped yard & green belt.

5220 Hialeah Drive, Windsor - Sprawling ranch on corner lot w/large yard. Luxury master retreat- access to covered patio & huge walk-in closet w/laundry. European Knotty Alder Cabinets, Granite throughout, Elite SS kitchen appliances- Gas or Electric Range (buyers choice), Built-in Micro, dishwasher & FRIDGE! Gourmet Kitchen, powder bath, drop zone. Hand Texture main walls, 4 car garage, passive radon, Energy Rated, A/C & Fireplace! High Plains School Boundaries!

4790 Wisconsin Ave, Loveland - This ranch style home built by R&R Homes features open floor plan w/eat-in kitchen, walk-in pantry, vaulted ceilings, skylights, wood floors, & more. This 5 star energy rated home has tankless water heater, high efficiency furnace & 3 car insulated garage. Outdoor patio w/built in fire pit & park outside your gate.

$365,960 MLS# 825043 Kathy Beck 970-213-8475

Brandi Garifi 720-291-0899

$868,000 MLS# 824641 Melissa Doherty Andrea Schaefer 970-391-5800 970-290-3758

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553 Hillspire Drive - From the inviting covered front porch to the oversized fenced backyard patio & pergola, this home welcomes you w/the most sought after upgrades. Incl woods floors, upgraded cabinets, granite counters, & ss appliances.

417 Red Sunset Place, Loveland - 4 bd, 4 ba, 4-level w/finished daylight basement including wet bar, office & rec room. 1/4 acre lot w/huge landscaped yard, 2 large connected decks (recently re-stained), balcony off the master & a concrete dog run w/door to kennel in garage.

Currently rented through 5/31/18.

4891 N. Franklin Ave, Loveland - Enjoy the mountain views from the covered deck of this charming brick ranch home. Like to entertain? So does this home with it’s large kitchen, dining & main level living & family rooms. Wait until you see the BEAUTIFULLY remodeled walk-out basement.

Come see this spacious, 4 bed, 3 bath + office home which sits on a ridge overlooking a park-like yard complete with mature landscaping.

4128 Montmorency Place - Enjoy AMAZING MOUNTAIN VIEWS off the huge back deck or included hot tub! Immaculate 4 bed, 3 bath ranch, w/partially finished bsmnt w/large rec room & bar, bed & bath w/storage! Located in desirable Marian Butte neighborhood, move in ready!

3710 Leopard St, Loveland - Ranch 4Bd/3Ba, w/upgrades SS-appliances, granite c/tops, dark manufactured wd flring, Flex rm that could be used as a reading rm, nursery, office, etc. Finished bsmnt has lg family rm, 2BRs w/walkin closets & 2 storage areas. Landscaping w/deck & concrete patio in backyard.

$375,000 MLS# 829093 Jessica Poling 970-744-9501

MLS# 832225 Abbey Boeding 970-481-1277

$415,000 MLS# 830408 Kiersten Graf 970-690-0330

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$350,000 MLS# 820485 Heather Matz 970-690-1742

$362,500 MLS# 829686 Jesse King 970-903-3483

HARMONY OFFICE 970.229.0700

HORSETOOTH OFFICE 970.223.0700

CENTERRA OFFICE 970.613.0700

MULBERRY OFFICE 970.221.0700

OLD TOWN OFFICE 970.493.0700

LOVELAND OFFICE 970.663.0700

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