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homeowners across the Front Range can get helpful house calls for sick turf, with consultations on solving problems

BY CAROL from weeds, O’MEARA disease and Colorado State the dreaded University Extension brown spots.

A long, dry The service winter takes its is available for toll on many $75 per hour. of us, so much Mileage costs so that the first may apply, Get your grass in shape for summer. (Shutterstock) warm rays of depending on spring brings the distance of the realization the site from in one cycle, then the other half that we’re in sub-par form for the county Extension office. Lab approximately an hour later. having to face the neighbors fees for any samples collected Over-seeding in the spring this summer. Bald spots, oddly will vary based upon the tests to can help fill in lawns that growing tufts, and weedy edges be run. look threadbare. The trick to all mean one thing: it’s time to In most cases, yard problems successful over-seeding is to get your grass in shape. are due to how the lawn is core-aerate the lawn before A good lawn is the secret cared for, and homeowners you spread seed. The seed will to being the envy of the can cure problems themselves. fall into the holes made by the neighborhood, having increased Occasionally, help is needed aerator, which are ideal places property value, and a happy and from a professional lawn for grass to germinate. When fulfilling life. Take advantage of care company, so contact the aerating, pass the machine over the warming days by indulging folks at Colorado Association the area several times in differing in a little lawn care. of Lawn Care Professionals, directions – similar to making Start with the basics by lawncarecolorado.org/, for their Swiss cheese out of the ground. making sure your irrigation list of local experts.

Water the lawn lightly every day system is given a tune-up. Turn CSU Lawncheck is not until the seed has germinated. the system on, then go out available in all counties.

Grass seed is a slow germinator, and watch the sprinkler. Look Homeowners should call the so be prepared to wait fourteen for broken or tilted sprayers, Extension office in their county to twenty days for it to sprout. blockages caused by overgrown to make an appointment and The most common mistake in plants, or heads sheared off then must be onsite to assist in over-seeding is from impatience by mowing. Make sure the the lawn assessment. Visit the with the germination time – throw of water extends from CSU Lawncheck website for a many gardeners give up too soon listing of participating counties, head to head. As the heat hits, and cut off the water just when check your sprinklers again or to schedule an appointment at the young sprouts first emerge. to make sure they’ll keep up CSULawncheck.org.

If you have already applied with the demands of scorching pre-emergent, wait two to temperatures. If they don’t, Colorado State University lawns respond by going dormant four months before trying to Extension, together with Boulder over-seed. The pre-emergent and turning brown.

County Parks and Open Space, will breakdown in the sunlight Taller grass holds moisture provides unbiased, research-based during the summer months and longer, so set your lawnmower information about consumer and allow for germination of new deck at three inches high for family issues, horticulture, natural seed. the summer. In general, a resources, agriculture and 4-H youth If your lawn woes aren’t Kentucky bluegrass lawn needs development. For more information cleared up with good irrigation, approximately two-and-a-half contact Colorado State University get a little advice from inches of water each week, Extension at the Boulder County horticulturists at your local split into several different days Fairgrounds, 9595 Nelson Rd., Box Colorado State University of watering. Water deeply by B, Longmont, 303.678.6238, e-mail Extension office. Through the having the sprinklers deliver comeara@bouldercounty.org or visit ext.colostate.edu/boulder. half of their water for that day CSU Lawncheck program, Loveland Reporter-Herald – AtHomeColorado.com

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Will aluminum foil keep hungry squirrels from precious tomatoes?

Squirrels spend a good portion of their day raiding our backyard for nuts, fruits, vegetables and all the bird seed they can get. (Dreamstime/TNS)

By Joan Morris The Mercury News (TNS) Dear Joan: My wife and I had a unique experience last year with squirrels that annually invade my

tomato crop.

I’ve resolved over the years to give them a third of the crop and we get the rest. It’s been an arrangement I’ve had to live with until last year. Sitting at a dinner party in our backyard I casually

mentioned that the beautiful tomatoes growing nearby will be shared with our squirrel “friends.” One of my wife’s friends casually pointed out that if you put aluminum foil around the base of the cages it will keep the squirrels out.

Well, easy fixes are usually not that easy, but I figured I had nothing to lose. My optimism was tempered at best, but to my complete and utter surprise, we only lost about four tomatoes the entire year!

I cannot find the science behind it, other than aluminum foil works for cut worms, which was not our problem. But no worry, I will have the aluminum around the cages again this year.

I would love to hear any science or anecdotal stories of this solution.

— Jim McNamee

Dear Jim: This news will be welcomed by many as tomato season approaches.

I could find absolutely no reason why aluminum foil around plants should work, but I did find anecdotal evidence that it does. Most recommend using foil when growing tomatoes in pots: putting it over the pot, then poking holes for the seedling and for water.

The only theory given was that squirrels don’t like reflective surfaces, which is true, although most of the time the shiny object needs to be moving to achieve optimum scare factor.

Squirrel fighters, if you try this method this season, let me know how it works for you.

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MLG Capital announces sale of Argyle at Willow Springs, a 280-unit multi-family complex in Fort Collins explosive job growth and is forecasted to be Colorado’s leading economic performer.

It enjoys strong demographics and a diverse employment base that contribute to its position as an award winning community.

Our family of investors realized phenomenal overall returns as a result of organic and in place rent growth and following this exit, we will continue our pursuit of new value-added investment opportunities from our deep nationwide sourcing network,” said Bruce. “Our competitive advantage is proprietary deal flow and we are actively seeking similar opportunities.”

Family Offices and High Net Worth Individuals since 1987, announced the sale of Argyle at Willow Springs, a 280-unit multi-family apartment complex located in Fort Collins, Colorado PRNewswire/ -- MLG Capital, the premier outsourced investment manager in private real estate for Investment Advisors, Family Offices and High Net Worth Individuals since 1987, announced the sale of Argyle at Willow Springs, a 280-unit multi-family apartment complex located in Fort Collins, Colorado. Fort Collins is tied with Silicon Valley as the tightest single family housing market in the United States and MLG Capital leveraged local relationships to purchase Argyle as a true off-market opportunity with significant value add potential in September 2016.

Family Offices and High Net Worth Individuals since 1987, announced the sale of Argyle at Willow Springs, a 280-unit multifamily apartment complex located in Fort Collins, Colorado Family Offices and High Net

Worth Individuals since 1987, announced the sale of Argyle at Willow Springs, a 280-unit multifamily apartment complex located in Fort Collins, Colorado The 258,528 square foot, 280 unit, property was owned, managed and operated by entities related to MLG Capital in partnership with Haven Capital and was sold to a buyer in March 2019.

“Since purchasing the property in September 2016, MLG Capital invested over $1.5 million in capital improvements to upgrade the interior of the 280 units, each of which has access to a 24-hour fitness center, heated outdoor pool, club house, playground, dog park, detached garages and community BBQ area,” said Andrew Bruce, Executive Vice President and Principal at MLG Capital.

“Fort Collins has experienced

Sale Highlights: MLG Capital and partner Haven Capital purchased Argyle in September 2016 for approximately $51,250,000. The asset was sold for $63,500,000.

Units were upgraded with interior renovations including cabinets, appliances, carpet, vinyl plank and plumbing hardware.

A superior amenity package was developed to enhance existing items, including 24 hour fitness, outdoor pool, playground, detached garages, club house and dog park.

MLG Capital is currently raising its fourth private real estate investment fund, MLG Private Fund IV LLC*, a targeted $200 Million equity fund that is accepting new accredited investors through March 31, 2021. The series of MLG Private Funds were formed to acquire, directly or indirectly, a geographically diverse portfolio of commercial real estate, primarily consisting of commercial multifamily

properties, industrial, retail, office, and other opportunistic opportunities located in strategically identified areas throughout the United States.

Combining current investments and pending deals (anticipated to close by 5/15/2019) Fund IV is already targeting to have ± 1,570,000 commercial square feet and 1,885 multifamily apartment units across 11 geographic areas with more being added. MLG Private Fund IV launched in October 2018. The “MLG 1099 Dividend Fund IV” is a parallel fund that enables retirement fund, foundation and endowment investors access to private real estate while targeting to eliminate unrelated business taxable income (UBTI) and multi-state filings.

Since the inception of MLG Capital in 1987, the firm, and entities associated, have had active, exited, or pending investments totaling approximately 18.3 million square feet of total space across the United States, inclusive of more than 13,200 apartment units, with exited and estimated current value exceeding $1.63 billion** MLG Capital’s series of funds target cash on cash yields, quarterly distributions, and appreciation over time for investors in a tax efficient manner.

Read more about MLG Capital by visiting their blog: mlgcapital. com/happenings To learn more about this transaction, contact Andy Bruce, Executive Vice President and Principal, at (262) 938-4402 or at aeb@mlgcapital.com

* This release is for informational purposes only and is qualified in its entirety by reference to the Confidential Private Placement Memorandum (as modified or supplemented from time to time, the “Memorandum”) of MLG Private Fund IV LLC (the “Main Fund”) and MLG 1099 Dividend Fund IV LLC (the “Parallel Fund,” and together with the Main Fund, the “Fund”), the limited liability company agreements (the “LLCAs”) of the Main Fund and the Parallel Fund, each as may be amended and/ or modified form time to time, and a subscription agreement related thereto, copies of which will be made available upon request and should be reviewed before purchasing a Units in the Fund. This release is not intended to be relied upon as the basis for an investment decision, and is not, and should not be assumed to be, complete. The contents of this release are not to be considered as legal, business or tax advice, and each prospective investor should consult its own attorney, business advisor and tax advisor as to legal, business, and tax advice. This release does not constitute an offer or solicitation in any state or other jurisdiction to subscribe for or purchase limited partnership interests in an offering. Recipients of this release agree that the manager and offerings, its affiliates and their respective partners, members, employees, officers, directors, agents, and representatives shall have no liability for any misstatement or omission of fact or for any opinion expressed herein. An investment into a private offering is subject to various risks, none of which are described herein **as of 12/21/2018. Value is consistent of disposed of assets as well as the current internal valuation of currently held assets as of 9/30/2018. Values may not have been reviewed by an independent 3rd party and may be internal projections.

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REAL ESTATE MATTERS

You paid off your mortgage. What happens next?

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

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: I recently paid off my mortgage and received a Certificate of Satisfaction from my lender that was recorded with the District of Columbia County Recorder. This certificate stated that the lien had been released. Is this the same thing as a recorded Deed of Trust?

Other than this certificate, do I need some other document proving I actually own my house so I can legally sell it? The certificate mentions the loan was secured by a Deed of Trust, but I don’t think I ever saw such a document labeled “Deed of Trust.”

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: This question comes up frequently, so it’s worthwhile unpacking it. When you take out a loan, your lender will require you to put up the home as collateral for the loan. When you pledge the home as collateral, you sign a mortgage or deed of trust for the benefit of the lender. In some parts

of the country, mortgages are more prevalent than deed of trusts. But for purposes of buying your home and pledging it as an asset against the loan, both will encumber your home.

A mortgage is a lien on a home that gives the lender the right to foreclose on the home to satisfy any delinquent debt owed by the homeowner to the lender. A deed of trust does basically the same thing, but this document conditionally transfers ownership of the home to the lender to secure the debt. The homeowner is still the owner of the home, but the lender has the right to the title in case the borrower fails to pay the debt as required.

At the loan closing or settlement, you will sign a mortgage or a deed of trust along with the dozens of other documents as part of the financing or refinancing of the home. After the loan closing or settlement, the lender will have the mortgage or the deed of trust recorded or filed with the office that handles the recording or filing of document. Once filed, the mortgage

or deed of trust will show up on the title to the home and give notice to anyone looking at the records for the home that the lender has a lien on that home.

In any case, once you pay off the debt owed to the lender, the lender owes you a document that would tell anyone looking at the title to your home that the mortgage or deed of trust had been released.

Usually a lender will send that document to the office that handles recordings or filings, and once recorded or filed anybody looking at the title to the home will see that the lien and interest of that lender in the home has been released.

The bottom line is that you should be all set with your lender.

We also would add that we generally like to see that lender return to you the original note and original deed of trust marked “cancelled.” The lender would release the lien and give you back the documents you signed giving them the lien to your home.

On a separate note, now that this lender is no longer in the picture,

you should call your insurance company and tell them to remove your lender from being named on your homeowner’s insurance policy.

If you have a claim on your policy, you don’t want the lender named and then have to go get their approval to get paid on the policy.

Once the lender’s lien is released, that lender should no longer have anything to do with your homeowners insurance policy.

(Ilyce Glink is the author of “100 Questions Every First-Time Home Buyer Should Ask” (4th Edition). She is also the CEO of Best Money Moves, an app that employers provide to employees to measure and dial down financial stress. Samuel J. Tamkin is a Chicago-based real estate attorney.

Contact Ilyce and Sam through her website, ThinkGlink.com.) (c) 2019 ILYCE R. GLINK AND SAMUEL J. TAMKIN. DISTRIBUTED BY TRIBUNE CONTENT AGENCY, LLC.

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Celebrating the kitchen, the heart of the home

A dramatic light fixture goes a long way in elevating the design quality in your kitchen. (Handout/TNS)

By Katie Laughridge Tribune News Service (TNS) In my house, we sleep in the

relax in the family “bedrooms, room, and we live in the kitchen.

It is the meeting place after a long day and the hub of activity during a weekend at home. When hosting guests, I find myself entertaining more and more from my modestly sized kitchen. Even though we don’t intend to host by the oven, as house layouts trend increasingly toward open concepts, the kitchen is no longer a hidden room for immediate family. Instead, it has become a shared space for all who visit.

I have found bringing decor and design into the kitchen a challenging but fun experience.

Here are a few tips and tricks to keep in mind when decorating your kitchen.

Design up, not out.

Counter space is a hot commodity in my house.

Somehow when I cook, it seems to take up the entire room. I have found that decorating upward in tiers instead of outwards has allowed me to incorporate more of the decor I love into my kitchen without hindering my meal prep.

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a great place to incorporate cake stands and some of my favorite tabletop things, too. Not only is it lovely to look at, but I am no longer searching for some of my most used items.

Lean into kitchen art.

Wall space in the kitchen can be limited due to appliances and cabinets, but that shouldn’t discourage you from incorporating art into the room.

Whether it’s above the oven, over the sink or on the countertop itself, there is always a place for art. I love this soothing tea painting by Kansas City artist Jill Opelka — the neutral tones make it easy to incorporate into any design I have at the moment.

Extra tip: Jill offers monogramed versions of the piece, and they make an excellent housewarming gift.

Bring your favorite patterns into the kitchen with customized stools and seating nooks. (Handout/TNS)

space (and tie in your other decor) is with custom upholstery at the island our dining nook. Is there a favorite fabric from your living room sofa, or perhaps a chair from your entryway that you love? Bring that color or pattern in by customizing seating to coordinate with the rest of your home.

Incorporate fun lighting.

Overhead lighting is a great way to bring your personal style into a space. Play up your kitchen lighting and make it standout with a fixture. Not only does a hanging light feature pop over an island countertop or dining

nook, there are unlimited options to make the perfect statement for your kitchen.

Regardless of how you define your personal style, I hope these fun ideas have inspired you as you bring fresh new decor into your kitchen. Above all, the most important element of the kitchen is the warmth and energy of those who use it (and fresh baked cookies don’t hurt either).

——— Adapted from nellhills.com. Katie Laughridge is the owner of Kansas City interior design destination Nell Hill’s. For more information, contact Katie at Katie@nellhills. com.

Put a tray on display.

Decorative dishes, fashionable tea towels, colorful produce — let us see it! If you have available counter space, don’t hide potential decor elements behind a cabinet door. Gather your best kitchen items and display them expertly on a fun tray for an instant and classic vignette moment. This is a great way to add a pop of color.

Customize your furniture.

A great way to soften your

Bring color and whimsy into your kitchen with small pieces of art. (Handout/TNS)

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ASK ANGIE’S LIST

How should I plan a spring cleaning?

Hiring a professional housecleaner can take a lot of stress out of your spring cleaning plans. (Dreamstime)

By Paul F. P. Pogue Angie’s List (TNS) Spring cleaning may seem to be an overwhelming job at first. But whether you hire out for the job or take care of it yourself, you can make the job easier by breaking it down into chunks and tackling it in order.

HIRE A PROFESSIONAL Professional housecleaners are masters of the trade. They know all the ins and outs of housecleaning, and they work efficiently. Most importantly, by hiring a cleaner, you’re freeing your own time for family, friends,

hobbies — anything other than scrubbing. And, you get to come home to a space that sparkles and shines!

A one-time deep cleaning costs most and will take more time, but if you spring for this service, you can expect them to take care of details you may never have considered. The details vary from cleaner to cleaner, but generally a deep clean addresses things like the inside of the range hood, behind or under furniture and appliances, extra attention to tile grout and windows, and even mini-blinds and ceiling fans individually cleaned.

Once you have your space polished to a deep clean shine, consider hiring the service to return for regular maintenance cleanings.

When hiring a cleaner, make sure they’re licensed, bonded, and insured, and ask them the specific services they offer. Ask about details such as whether they provide their own supplies, their cancellation policies, and whether the same person or people will

clean your house every time. You can expect to pay between $200 and $400 for a one-time deep cleaning, depending on house size, and between $60 and $180 for a biweekly maintenance cleaning.

DOING IT YOURSELF If you want to clean your own house like a professional, think like the pros do. “Front to back, top to bottom” is the housecleaner’s mantra. Start at the back of your house and work your way to the front (so you don’t backtrack over your cleaning).

And within each room, start at the ceiling and work down (so dust doesn’t fall on the surface you just cleaned).

To plan a DIY clean, consider all of those nooks and crannies and hard-to-reach areas that you always put off. Under your bed, under your oven, the cobwebs in high-up places — all these things need to be addressed during a deep clean.

Create a realistic schedule of activities for your cleaning plan, and make sure you can devote

yourself fully to it. Split your cleaning plan into sections and tackle them one at a time: shared areas such as the bathroom and kitchen, private areas like bedrooms, and the main living areas. That way you won’t be overwhelmed all at once. Get your tools and whatever backup team you’ve assembled organized and ready to go, then get to it!

Once you’ve done your spring clean, don’t let things slide. The best prep for housecleaning is the cleaning up you do every day to keep smaller tasks from snowballing into big ones. Things like wiping down the counters after cooking a meal and hanging your coat in the closet every evening will make it easier to get straight to the cleaning when it’s time — and help you change your habits for the better in the process.

——— Paul F. P. Pogue 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.

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GET BRIGHT AND BOLD for spring with these tips

By Cathy Hobbs Tribune News Service (TNS) Afraid of color? Now is the time to take the plunge! With the official launch of spring, it’s the perfect time of year to infuse bold and bright colors into your space.

Don’t know where to start? Here are some tips for infusing bright, bold and beautiful colors into nearly any room of your home.

8. Consider selecting colored accent upholstery pieces such as accent chairs.

1. Consider warm colors. Colors that are considered to be “warm” on the color wheel such as red, orange and yellow add an instant, bold pop of color to a space.

10. Don’t overdo it. Less is more. Use color purposefully.

2. Use color as accents. Have neutral-colored furniture pieces?

Use bright, bold colors for accent pieces.

3. Infuse color in often ignored spaces such as bathrooms and kitchens.

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9. Repeat the same or similar colors throughout your space.

Have a bold, bright color you love? Consider sprinkling it and repeating it throughout your space.

The color orange help makes this gender-neutral children’s bedroom feel sunny and bright. (Design Recipes)

4. Purchase portable decor options in which to infuse color, such as toss pillows, artwork, area rugs and accessories.

6. Choose full chroma colors when possible. Colors that are rich and fully saturated have maximum impact.

5. Mix it up! It’s OK to mix bold and bright colors in one space, especially if you are repeating the same or similar colors throughout.

7. Use white and black to add contrast. Neutral colors will help ensure that your bright colors pop that much more.

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——— Cathy Hobbs, based in New York City, is an Emmy Award-winning television host and a nationally known interior design and home staging expert with offices in New York City, Boston and Washington, D.C. Contact her at info@ cathyhobbs.com or visit her website at cathyhobbs.com .

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Whatever your bathroom dreams, APR can help make them a reality. (Photos courtesy APR Plumbing)

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Life is full of so many real, major challenges. We do our best to cope and move on like an adult. It’s the little things - the unexpected disasters - that cause us the most grief.

Like when you are half asleep, late for work and you step in the shower only to say “Yikes!” (or express more colorful language) as ice cold water hits your head.

Your water heater has taken this precise moment to go to appliance heaven.

Robert Armstrong feels your pain. The owner of APR Plumbing in Loveland has focused his business on the dayto-day things that mean a lot in customers’ daily lives. APR has provided fast, reliable plumbing service and installation for more than 10 years to families in Loveland and Northern Colorado.

“I really like fixing and installing water heaters. I like the fact that we can have an immediate impact on people’s lives. Until it doesn’t work, you don’t realize that it’s not okay to have a broken water heater. You can’t get along without it for very long,” Armstrong said.

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Most quality water heaters can last a decade, but significant upgrades have been made in newer equipment especially when it comes to energy efficiency.

“The new generation of water heaters has a very high efficiency rating. Some of them have a 95 percent efficiency rating. That can save the homeowner a lot on electricity or natural gas and it’s also important for the environment,” Armstrong said.

The lifespan of water heaters can also now be easily expanded, according to APR’s Robert Armstrong. He recommends a simple, affordable upgrade whenever he installs a new water heater in a home. “We can add a magnesium rod to the tank which helps collect rust that can damage the tank. Tanks already have one magnesium rod, but just by adding another rod you really extend the life of the tank by many years. It will also operate more efficiently during that time,” he said.

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New construction or remodel, and tankless water heaters are all on the menu at APR Plumbing.

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necessities - septic and sewage systems, garbage disposals and toilets, but also specializes in the comfy upgrades.

“We work on new custom homes and a lot of existing home remodels. We have customers that add a basement bathroom or shower or even an extra kitchen,” Armstrong said. There is also demand for the new generation of multifunction shower systems.

For some homeowners, a special moment arrives when kids

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grow up and move out. “You find you finally have some extra space for an entertainment room in the basement. We’ve done the plumbing for some nice home bars and, absolutely, a few man caves,” he said.

Once an APR customer, always a customer When you call APR Plumbing, you don’t reach a robot voice or a far-off call center and there is only one office. “We are a real

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family-owned operation and we want to keep it that way. My dad does the books sometimes. My nephew helps out. Our focus is on high quality service, whether it is leaky faucets, installing sinks or installing water lines for lawn sprinkler systems. We don’t want to get real big,” Armstrong said.

That’s why it’s not surprising that the Northern Colorado families who use APR Plumbing & Heating are longtime customers. “More than 50

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End-unit townhome close to shopping, restaurants, and I-25. Vaulted ceilings, gas fireplace, finished basement. Unit backs to open space and is near park. Fenced front yard and professional landscaping.

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198 Veronica Dr, Windsor $450,000 • MLS# 874571 5 Beds • 3 Baths • 2 Car Garage

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1020 Lepus Dr, Loveland $460,000 • MLS# 873327 5 Beds • 4 Baths • Total Sq. Ft. 3,198 Welcome Home!This 2 story home offers Granite counter tops, SS appliances, Wood floors,3/car tandem garage.This home also has an in-law suite, w/ a full Kitchen,Entertaining/Family Room, Laundry and Bedroom. This home is a must see!

518 58th Ave, Greeley $469,000 • MLS# 875675 5 Beds • 4 Baths • Total Sq. Ft. 3,688 Custom Ranch, Built in 2016 with recently finished basement!

Feels like brand new & ready to be lived in!

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percent of our business is repeat customers and referrals to family, friends and neighbors,” he said.

For a decade home owners have trusted APR Plumbing & Heating with their plumbing and heating repairs and installation in Loveland, Berthoud, Fort Collins and Longmont and around Northern Colorado.

Robert Armstrong, owner of APR Plumbing & Heating, is a Master Plumber and project manager with more than 19 years of hands-on experience. APR also provides expert boiler service and repairs for businesses and larger commercial buildings.

Janeé Walker 970-215-3876 jwalker@c3-re.com

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March Madness: Using a bracket to master your to-do list These are your top projects for round one.

By Lauren White, HomeAdvisor (TNS)

Your household tasks can seem overwhelming when you add them all up at once. After all, your list could have as many tasks as the NCAA March Madness Tournament has teams. If you’re feeling paralyzed by the scope of your to-do list, give your list the bracket treatment at the start of the month or after a big move. This will help you narrow down which projects to tackle first.

PICK YOUR TEAMS Make a list of all of the home repairs and improvements you want to accomplish, from aerating your lawn to swapping all of your incandescent bulbs for more efficient lighting.

DIVIDE INTO REGIONS As you make your list, divide tasks into categories. Perhaps you can sort your projects by area, like your outdoor areas and exterior, shared spaces like the kitchen and bathrooms, the lesser-trafficked basement and attic, and private spaces like bedrooms.

Or, your categories might break out by project type, such as repairs, cleaning tasks, property

Using a March Madness bracket to prioritize home projects can be helpful if you’re a new homeowner – especially if you bought a fixer-upper. (Dreamstime)

improvements and luxury upgrades.

ASSIGN RANKINGS In the NCAA Tournament, each region’s teams are assigned a ranking, or seed. So, the best team in the region will be number one and the lowest-ranking team will be number 16. Rank the projects in each category by importance.

For a category like kitchen and bathrooms, is it more important to install more efficient water fixtures or to get rid of that ’90s wallpaper?

For home repairs, is it more

important to fix your garage door or those squeaky stairs?

PLAY BALL Now that your tasks are ranked, it’s game time. In each category, pit the most important tasks against the least important tasks that coordinate. For example, if you have 16 projects, pair your number one project with your 16th and choose a winner. Then, pair your number two project with your 15th and so on.

Once you’ve finished, make a fresh list of the winners for each category.

LOCK IN YOUR FINAL FOUR From here, simply continue pitting top-ranked projects against lesser-ranked projects until you have a final winner for each category. It’ll seem simple once you’re on a roll, but prioritizing with a bracket is a perfect brain exercise to get your list out on paper and get you past your project paralysis. At the end of each category, you should have a winner — and four projects to tackle this month.

BACK IN THE GAME Don’t crumple up your bracket once you have your winners. Keep this list as a guide for the rest of the year, and add to it as new projects crop up. Return to the bracket when you’ve finished all of your current projects for help prioritizing and making decisions for the next round.

Lauren White is a reporter for HomeAdvisor, an online marketplace connecting homeowners with trusted service professionals to complete home projects.Visit HomeAdvisor.com.

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Say goodbye to winter with top seasonal spruce up tips and tricks PRNewswire/ -- With the temperatures rising and flowers blooming, it’s natural to crave a little spring update around the house. There are a handful of easy and inexpensive things that you can do to spruce up your home this spring, while saving money and keeping your home fabulous! Whether it be cleaning out the pantry, or switching out old appliances for shiny new ones, spring fever has us ready to pack up the old, and refresh with the new! Lifestyle expert, Tara Aronson, is sharing some of her favorite tips on how to jump start your spring cleaning and get your home ready for the warmer weather.

Maytag’s new Front Load Washer & Dryer Spruce up your laundry process so you can get out, get active and focus on doing what you love this season. Consider Maytag’s 10

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new front load washer and dryer with extra power button to help tackle spring’s stains. Some stains dissolve better in hot water, others in cold and with a push of the extra power button you can fight both in a single load. And the extra power button on the dryer helps prevent under drying by getting those thick fabrics, pockets and seams drier the first time. For those busy spring weekends when you forget to switch your laundry from the washer to the dryer – don’t worry – this model keeps clothes smelling fresh with an internal fan and intermittent tumbling that circulates air through clothes after the wash cycle ends, thanks to the fresh hold option. For more information, visit maytag.com.

BLACK+DECKER™ dustbuster Brand new this year is the dustbuster® AdvancedClean+ Hand Vacuum which features an extra-long crevice tool that makes

it easy to vacuum hard-to-reach places. It has two speeds and is seriously powerful—four times more suction power vs. the leading dustbuster hand vacuum, plus it has a one-touch button that opens an extra-large dust bin to allow for easy emptying directly into the trash, helping to keep hands clean. For more information, visit blackanddecker.com.

Viva® Multi-Surface Cloth™ Americans spend a lot of time cleaning, and the act of cleaning also consumes their daily thoughts and overall happiness, finds a new survey from Viva Brand. In fact, 60 percent of Americans do a deep spring clean every year and 47 percent of Americans spend between two and three hours a week cleaning their homes.

Whether you’re sprucing up the home or dedicating a block of time to deep clean this spring, Viva Brand knows what it means

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to clean and offers two types of towels to stand up to any job – from kitchens and bathrooms to appliances and windows. The new and improved two-ply Viva® Multi-Surface Cloth™ is stronger, softer and more absorbent* so you can trap and lock in mess. Perfect for cleaning appliances, removing crumbs from counters and cleaning mirrors. Viva® Signature Cloth™ is soft like cloth and durable enough to tackle any mess with ease. Great for deep cleaning and removing hard, dried on messes. For more information, visit VivaTowels.com.

The Finishing Touch Put a new spin on your décor by painting an old chair or dresser.

Replace the knobs on drawers and cabinets to make your furniture look and feel brand new.

For more information, visit: BetterStuffForLife.com (*versus Viva Vantage) March 30-31, 2019

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Erie 834 DAKOTA LANE $620,000 Saturday 12:00 PM-2:00 PM Kathleen Rice RE/MAX Alliance (303) 881-3440

Greeley 518 58TH AVE $469,000 Sunday 12:00 PM-3:00 PM Janeé Walker C3 Real Estate Solutions (970) 215-3876

Lafayette 2422 CONCORD CIRCLE $395,000 Saturday 11:00 AM-1:00 PM Nancy Denison WK Real Estate (303) 887-8457

2324 GLACIER COURT $1,199,000 Sunday 1:00 PM-4:00 PM Paul Calcagno WK Real Estate (303) 444-7688

2022 BRAEBURN CT $850,000 Sunday 1:00 PM-3:00 PM Regan Sample St. Vrain Realty (720) 438-5585

768 BRIDGER POINT $1,675,000 Sunday 12:00 PM-2:00 PM Chris Haught WK Real Estate (303) 947-4074

1912 ANDREW ALDEN $1,100,000 Friday 4:00 PM-6:00 PM Suzy Williamson RE/MAX Alliance (720) 491-9885

Longmont 701 TUNDRA PLACE $395,000 Sunday 12:00 PM-2:00 PM Tom Cohen RE/MAX of Boulder (303) 441-5623

1912 ANDREW ALDEN $1,100,000 Saturday 12:00 PM-2:00 PM Suzy Williamson RE/MAX Alliance (720) 491-9885

3725 FLORENTINE DRIVE $495,000 Sunday 11:00 AM-1:00 PM Sian Murphy WK Real Estate (720) 936-2309

1912 ANDREW ALDEN $1,100,000 Sunday 1:00 PM-3:00 PM Suzy Williamson RE/MAX Alliance (720) 491-9885

1934 LOCHMORE DRIVE $624,950 Saturday 11:00 AM-1:00 PM Chris Haught WK Real Estate (303) 947-4074

8818 PORTICO LANE $1,750,000 Saturday 1:00 PM-4:00 PM Terri Johnson RE/MAX of Boulder (303) 589-8180

305 WHITETAIL CIRCLE $680,000 Saturday 11:00 AM-1:00 PM Kamila Brobova RE/MAX Alliance (720) 670-6758

1704 ROMA CT. $719,950 Saturday & Sunday 12:00 PM-2:00 PM Debbie Caulfield Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Rocky Mountain Realtors (303) 818-7403

8818 PORTICO LANE $1,750,000 Saturday 1:00 PM-4:00 PM CO RE/MAX of Boulder (303) 589-8180

213 HIGH LONESOME PT $785,000 Sunday 1:00 PM-3:00 PM Sheri Brown RE/MAX Alliance (720) 217-2188

957 NEON FOREST CIR $850,000 Sunday 11:00 AM-1:00 PM Suzy Williamson RE/MAX Alliance (720) 491-9885

1971 HALFMOON CIR $320,000 Saturday 11:00 AM-1:00 PM Travis Annameier C3 Real Estate Solutions (970) 380-4163

591 WILD RIDGE LANE $489,000 Sunday 12:00 PM-2:00 PM Dunbar Hardy RE/MAX Alliance On Walnut (303) 859-7922 305 WHITETAIL CIRCLE $680,000 Sunday 12:00 PM-2:00 PM Ken Watkins RE/MAX Alliance (720) 891-5499

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1971 HALFMOON CIR $320,000 Sunday 12:00 PM-3:00 PM Travis Annameier C3 Real Estate Solutions (970) 380-4163 1020 LEPUS DR $460,000 Saturday & Sunday 12:00 PM-2:00 PM Tony Schnee C3 Real Estate Solutions (970) 412-0010 4805 MARIANA HILLS CIRCLE New Homes From The $600’s to $700’s Saturday & Sunday 11:00 AM-4:00 PM Rollin Goering LC Home (970) 402-6432

Niwot 8095 MEADOWDALE SQ. $515,000 Sunday 12:00 PM-2:00 PM

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Rollinsville 605 PATRICIA ROAD $499,000 Sunday 1:00 PM-4:00 PM Jackie Jones RE/MAX Alliance (303) 250-7353

Windsor 198 VERONICA DR $450,000 Saturday & Sunday 12:00 PM-3:00 PM Aaron Schilling C3 Real Estate Solutions (970) 567-1924

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LLC, $441,900.

UÊ Sara and Steven Wykoff—1715 Wales Drive, Lynne A Niemeyer Trust 2017, $525,000.

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.

Estes Park UÊ J and Pamela Jonas—503 Fall River Lane Unit A, Samit Prakash, $244,000.

UÊ Jeffrey and Brenda Doran—1190 Timber Mountain Lane, Howard and Alynn Lipke, $475,000.

UÊ Patricia Mills—2625 Marys Lake Road Unit S2, Anthony and Cynthia Sanchez, $499,000.

UÊ Ronald and Sherilee Hartzog—450 Lakefront St., James and Millicent Cozzie, $1,100,000.

Berthoud UÊ Jeff and Denise Wurtz—2735 Heron Lakes Parkway, J C H Davis Contractors Inc, $195,000.

UÊ Richard and Deborah Smith—22868 County Road 5, Gary and Connie Grommon, $201,100.

UÊ Mecael Baillie—229 1St St., Rita Christman, $232,500.

UÊ David and Dana Hunt—732 Ranchhand Drive, Richfield Homes LLC, $410,000.

UÊ Justin Clark—2043 Tabor St., Saint Aubyn Homes LLC, $416,500.

UÊ Doyle and Stephanie Leach—2123 Tabor St., Saint Aubyn Homes LLC, $427,500.

UÊ Gregory and George Ellis—2349 Barela Drive, Aspen View Homes

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Fort Collins UÊ Ramon and Susana Serrano—925 Columbia Road Apt 612, Pogosyan Family Trust, $200,000.

UÊ Susan and Justin Best—1640 Kirkwood Drive Unit 2033, James Randal Kuhlman, $200,500.

UÊ Jason Pelkey—5620 Fossil Creek Parkway Unit 6204, Lindraea L Duvall, $215,000.

UÊ Larry Metz—1560 Adriel Court, Jerry R Icenogle Revocable , $250,000.

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UÊ Robert Williams—3051 County Fair Lane Unit 4, Park Fossil Ridge LLC, $349,000.

UÊ John Winsted—1036 Ponderosa Drive, Realty Gift Fund, $350,000.

UÊ Donal Wells—1912 Kedron Drive, Kenneth L Callaway, $360,000.

UÊ James and Kelly Bruntz—3436 Hampton Drive, Antonio and Paige Russo, $360,000.

UÊ Steven Wood—2907 Querida St., Virginia M Feagler, $363,500.

UÊ Paul Dirado—462 Peyton Drive, Armando and Barbara Maldonado, $367,500.

UÊ Joseph and Virginia Cassone—2550 Custer Drive Unit A3, Donna L Moberly, $375,000.

UÊ Leah and Garrett Grossmann—2019 Creekwood Drive, Grace Leveillee, $375,000.

UÊ Brandon and Samantha Wells—3039 County Fair Lane Unit 1, Park Fossil Ridge LLC, $375,000.

UÊ Nicole and Nicholas Betteker—214 Destini Drive, James D Ritchey, $378,000.

UÊ Leeanne Gwin—2606 Featherstar Way, Sul Young Shin, $385,000.

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1963 Grays Peak Dr #101, Loveland

Beautiful end unit main level 2 BD 2BA condo/detached garage. Tile/ wood laminate floors throughout, open kitchen w/island/separate dining area. Located near many recreational features. Trails, walkways/lakes.

Near Centerra/I-25.

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UÊ Carla Bade—3540 E Prospect Road, Charles and Joyce Bade, $256,000.

UÊ John and Cristin Berkhausen—402 Riddle Drive, Robyn L Hutchison, $300,000.

UÊ Glenn and Stacey Parr—5316 Fossil Ridge Drive, Loren and Brenda Poppe, $310,000.

UÊ Michael Benton—2321 Dalton Drive, 2321 Dalton Drive Land Trust, $311,000.

UÊ John Mathew—2851 Kansas Drive Unit G, Nancy K Bauer, $314,900.

UÊ Aristo Cauwels—1028 Driftwood Drive, Alan and Joan Nadeau, $322,000.

UÊ Kristen Cognac—601 E Prospect Road, Kirby and Judy Roberts, $325,000.

UÊ Timothy Leroy—227 West St., Renaissance Devl Co Fund LLC, $329,000.

UÊ Hans and Denise Brock—706 Centre Ave. Ste 101, Arrowhead Cottages LLC, $340,000.

UÊ Carolina Hayford—6751 Brittany Drive, Matthew Mclean Markle, $342,500.

UÊ Nathan Crowder—3312 Chelsea Court, Robert Carroll, $347,500.

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1560 Deanna, 2BR 4-Plex Apt: No Pets.

Refs, $800/month, heat & water paid. 1 Year Lease. 970-222-1566

Foothills Apartments 2BR 1BA Units in Loveland: Available - Late March, Early April.

Washer/Dryer in Unit. $1145/month + $1145 deposit, water, sewer, trash included.

No Pets. 1 Year Lease .

970-669-7850 Longmont 1BR 1BA Apt: Trash, Gas, Water Paid. $750/month + deposit.

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Half Duplex West Loveland, 2BR 1BA Large kitchen, large living room, Avil April 1st. $950/mo + Dep No Pets 970-667-1676

Water Mineral Want to purchase minerals and other oil/gas interests.

Send details to: P.O. Box 13557, Denver, CO 80201

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Looking for Roommate to Share 2 Bedroom Home in Loveland: Share dining room, kitchen, laundry & living room. $1300/month.

970-901-7121

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Call Longmont 1BR 1BA Apt: Trash, Gas, Water Paid. $975/month + deposit.

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March 30, 2019

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