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Putting $0 Down on a Home Was Big Right Before the Housing Crisis.

It’s Getting Popular Again No down payment loans have benefits and drawbacks— potential homeowners should proceed with caution.

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Putting $0 down on a home was big right before the housing crisis. It’s getting popular again

By Caroline Glenn Orlando Sentinel (TNS) More Americans are taking out zero-down loans to buy a home, but not at the rate or with the risk that helped bring on the U.S. recession a decade ago.

Experts say zero-down programs, through which people can purchase a house without a down payment, have become more popular since the 2008 housing crisis, creating an easier path to homeownership but posing risks if the market takes an unexpected downturn.

“We didn’t have to put $30,000 down on a house, but you still get the house you want,” said Christina Martinez, whose family bought a home in Kissimmee, Fla., a few months ago with a zero-down loan through Veterans Affairs. “We could have put (something) down, but since we didn’t have to, we just didn’t.”

In April, zero-down payment loans accounted for 3.6% of loans nationally, and 3.5% in Orlando, according to data from Realtor.com, compared with 2% nationally and 1.3% locally in 2008 when they hit a low.

But zero-down loans are still nowhere near as popular as they were pre-recession, when they made up 12.7% of loans nationally and 16.6% of those in Orlando.

“As people have recovered, now banks are becoming a little bit looser with their lending standards,” said Jason Martin,

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a financial adviser with Allgen Financial.

Economists said it’s a relatively safe time to use zero-down programs, as home values continue to rise and the labor market remains strong. But some urged caution, pointing out the programs usually have high interest rates and high monthly mortgage payments.

In the past year, home values in the United States have shot up 5.2%, and Zillow predicts they will rise another 2.2% within the next year.

Median home prices in Central Florida have gone up 94% in the past seven years to $239,200, according to Zillow.

Martin says typically people who can’t afford to save enough for a down payment are not ready to buy a home, and most people who lost their homes in 2008 were those who put little down.

If the home’s value drops, buyers wind up owing more than the houses are worth.

“Why take the risk? You don’t want to get yourself into a position where, if the market does top, you’re way underwater on your home,” Martin said. “It’s very dangerous for someone to buy a home when they’re not ready to buy a home.”

Stacy Luna, a lender with Atlantic Bay Mortgage Group, says buyers who don’t make much of a down payment are more likely to lose their homes to their lenders.

“Unfortunately, what we do find with people with less skin

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in the game, those are the people who end up in foreclosure,” Luna said. “Maybe they lose their job, or maybe they had a roommate and now the roommate’s gone, something breaks on the house. All they know is I only had $1,000 in it so why should I stay?”

Some experts say the zero-down programs themselves are much safer than in the early 2000s when applicants in some cases didn’t even have to prove income.

The most popular zero-down loans are for former military through the Veterans Affairs and people living in rural areas through the U.S. Department of Agriculture.

The Federal Housing Commission requires buyers to put 3% down.

“We certainly are not back in the freewheeling days of 2006 where anyone could get a halfmillion dollar mortgage,” said UCF economist Sean Snaith.

“Availability to mortgage credit was beyond easy.”

For Dana Signore, a single mother who recently bought a house in Clermont, Fla., the only way she could afford to buy a home was if she didn’t put anything down. She qualified for a zero-down loan through the USDA for her $230,000 home.

“That was really the only option,” Signore said. “The money wasn’t there.”

If her clients qualify and are comfortable with the monthly mortgage payments, Annie Amalfitano, a manager and loan originator for Motto Mortgage Exclusive, encourages them to utilize the VA and USDA programs. It’s better than renting, she says.

“Why would you pay $1,200, $1,500, $1,600 a month … when you can get into a home for that much? Why would you?”

Amalfitano said. “You’re just lining somebody else’s pockets and you’re not building any equity yourself. Your rent is going out the window.”

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GARDENING IN AUGUST Newsday (TNS)

Tomato Challenge at Newsday (235 Pinelawn Rd., Melville).

Bring your biggest tomato, and you might be crowned king or queen.

It’s time to harvest some plants and sow others, but whatever you do, don’t take your eyes off your garden during what can be a harsh, hot and dry month. While you’re enjoying the fruits of your labor (hello, tomatoes!), get a jump on next year’s garden by keeping on top of weeds, relocating and dividing perennials, and ordering spring bulbs. And if you’re leaving for vacation, remember to arrange for a surrogate caretaker.

1. The 13th annual Great LI Tomato Challenge is coming! Long Islanders, send your photos and tips to jessica.damiano@newsday. com. The rest of you, enjoy the fruits of your labor.

24. Collect seeds from daylilies, Cleomes, rose campions and other podding plants and store in a paper envelope in the fridge, away from fruit, until spring.

25. Move vacationing houseplants and potted tropicals into a shady spot for five days to acclimate them for their move indoors.

26. Divide and transplant peonies, keeping eyes no more than an inch beneath the soil.

2. Sow seeds of lettuce, radish, spinach, peas and other cool-season to photosynthesize and thrive. crops right into the garden now for a fall harvest.

11. Don’t let zucchini grow too large; they taste better, and are 3. Yank weeds as soon as you more tender, when smaller. notice them; that will prevent them from becoming unmanageable and 12. For the best taste, let tomatoes reduce next year’s population. ripen on the vine.

4. Deadhead annuals and perennials, and many will put on a second (or third) show.

5. Stop fertilizing trees, shrubs and perennials.

6. Start relocating evergreens, digging up as much of their root systems as possible.

7. Keep watering trees and shrubs, especially those planted this year; they’ll need extra TLC until their first frost.

8. If you haven’t already, get your spring bulb orders in before catalogs sell out of your first choices. They should ship at the right planting time in fall.

9. If cabbage heads are split, bring them indoors as soon as you notice.

Those left on the plant will become inedible.

10. Keep mower blades set at 3 inches or higher; grass needs length July 27-28, 2019

13. Apply a liquid seaweed product to hybrid tea roses (follow package instructions) to help prevent heat wilt.

14. Harvest onions when their foliage flops over, cure in a wellventilated area for 10 days, then store in a cool, dark room.

15. Divide spring bloomers like Japanese and Siberian iris.

16. If houseplants were moved outdoors for summer and are outgrowing their pots, move them into the next size container.

needed instead of sprinkling lightly every day. Aim for a total of 2 inches per week, including rainfall.

20. Remove fallen fruit from around trees, and clear leaves and debris to avoid pest and disease problems.

21. If you want to relocate spring bulbs, transplant them now.

19. Water the lawn deeply when

28. If electrical storms are forecast, remember to turn off pond pumps.

29. Make free plants with cuttings of geraniums and wax begonias, rooted indoors. Care for them as houseplants until spring, then plant outside in pots or directly in the garden.

22. It’s time to renovate the lawn!

Remove dead patches, aerate, apply compost and seed. Water deeply just once, then sprinkle twice a day.

30. Move houseplants and potted tropicals back indoors until Memorial Day.

23. Long Islanders, join me at 7 p.m. for the Great Long Island

31. Re-edge beds to tidy up their appearance.

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17. Harvest beets when 2 inches wide. Don’t forget, you can sauté and eat the foliage, too (don’t try this with leaves of other crops; some will make you sick).

18. If you haven’t sprayed roses, you can use their hips to make tea and jam.

27. Monitor container moisture levels at least once daily; potted plants need more water than those growing in the garden.

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Secrets of a home stager

A poorly presented master bedroom is elevated through the addition of artwork, bench, bedding and styling of the shelves. (Design Recipes/TNS)

By Cathy Hobbs Tribune News Service (TNS) Staging is the art of preparing and styling a home for sale.

Unlike decorating and interior design, the intent and purpose of home staging is to use “lifestyle” selling techniques in order to allow a potential buyer to be

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4. Purge! The first aspect relating to preparing a property for sale relates to the removal of all excess, from extra furniture to clothing, now is the time to make your home feel as spacious as possible.

5. Create a basic marketing plan.

A seller may need their real estate agents help with this one. The goal of this step is to simply decide who your target buyer is, as in some cases this may influence the staging process.

6. De-personalize. When a potential buyer walks into a property it is important for them to feel that it could be their home.

Everything from personal photos to religious references should be removed.

7. Neutralize. Even something as simple as repainting or replacing carpeting can be a deterrent for potential buyers. Taupes and grays are ideal colors to create a neutral, soothing color palette.

8. Return a room to its intended use. For example, a bedroom currently used as a home office, must be staged and styled as a bedroom.

9. Create a timeline. When you place your property on the market can be critical in capturing the

able to envision themselves in a home. Gone should be personal photographs and unique color schemes, instead the approach should be one of neutrality in order to ensure your property appeals to the largest amount of potential buyers.

Want some insider tips? Here are some staging secrets.

1. Research. One of the biggest mistakes home sellers make is underestimating their competition.

Ask yourself “Who will buy this house?” From here, it is important to present your home in its best possible light. Remember once a property is placed on the market it is no longer your home, but a product on the market for sale that will be compared with other products.

2. Paint! If you do nothing to your home to prepare it for sale, be sure to paint. From painting walls a neutral color to covering up marks and scuffs, a fresh coat of paint can go a long way.

3. Do minor repairs. From recaulking a bathroom to repairing a broken railing or step. Even small repairs may trigger a potential buyer to believe that your home is in poor condition.

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most amount of potential buyers.

Earlier in the selling season is best.

10. Hire a professional stager.

When it comes to what is for most Americans their single biggest asset you are going to want to trust the staging of your home to a professional. One can begin by researching local staging companies, some may specialize in a specific style or geographic area. Additionally, The Real Estate Stagers Association (RESA) is a great place to start when looking to hire a professional stager or staging company. Concerned about cost? Most professional stagers are able to work within various budgets.

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GREEN LIVING

Coloradans recycled more than 650,000 gallons of paint— equivalent to an olympic-sized pool The PaintCare Colorado recycling program has collected and processed more than 2.37 million gallons of paint since it began in 2015 PRNewswire—PaintCare – the non-profit organization that operates the paint stewardship program in Colorado – just announced through its latest annual report that in 2018 the organization recycled 654,476 gallons of unwanted, unused paint from residents and businesses across the state. The program has collected and processed more than 2.37 million gallons of paint since it began in 2015. This effort helps ensure leftover paint is managed responsibly to divert it from the waste stream and better protect the environment.

“2018 was PaintCare’s third full year operating a paint recycling program in Colorado,” said Kevin Lynch, PaintCare Colorado’s program manager. “Last year, we collected 2.1 percent more paint than in 2017. We are thrilled to continue seeing growing engagement and interest from Coloradoans to properly dispose of leftover paint, and appreciate the support of our mission.”

Highlights from the 2018 Colorado annual report include: UÊ A total of 169 drop-off sites provided a PaintCare drop-off site within 15-miles of 94.7% of Colorado’s residents. The number of retailers and drop-off sites increased by 10 since 2017.

UÊ The program collected an estimated 712,204 gallons of paint and processed 654,476 gallons of postconsumer paint.

UÊ 326 tons of metal and plastic containers were recycled.

UÊ 14.04 million gallons of architectural paints were sold in Colorado, a nearly 50% increase since the program’s inception in 2015. It is estimated that 10% of paint sold goes unused; PaintCare collected 52% of that number in Colorado.

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UÊ PaintCare’s large volume pick-up service (available to businesses and homes with 200 gallons or more of unused, unwanted paint) conducted 113 large volume pick-ups.

This service is free to painting contractors, property managers, households, and others with large amounts of leftover architectural paint.

PaintCare drop-off sites are located mostly at paint and hardware stores. They will accept all paint brands, regardless of when or at which store in Colorado it was purchased.

Items that can be dropped off for recycling include most house paints, primers, stains, sealers, and clear top coatings (varnish and shellac). Find a detailed list of accepted products at paintcare. org/products.

The PaintCare program transports the collected paint from the drop-off sites to processing facilities. Once there, the paint is remixed into recycled-content paint whenever possible, used as fuel, made into other products or, in the case of some unrecyclable paint, properly disposed.

While there is no charge to drop paint off for recycling, a nominal fee has been added to the price of new paint sold in Colorado to fund all aspects of the program including paint collection, transportation, recycling, public education, and program administration. The fee varies by the size of container: 35 cents for pints and quarts, 75 cents for one-gallon cans, and $1.60 for five-gallon buckets.

PaintCare runs paint recycling programs in Colorado, the District of Columbia and seven other states: California, Connecticut, Maine, Minnesota, Oregon, Rhode Island, and Vermont. In 2019, PaintCare announced it will run a program in Washington, which is expected to begin in 2020.

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$522,500 Steps from hike/bike trail & Mehaffey Park! Bright & open plan boasts kitchen w/hdwd floor, Alder cabinets & granite counters. Master w/luxury k bath & walkin closet. Greatroom w/gas FP+ fully finished garden level bsmt. b Outdoors enjoy the covered Trex deck, fully fenced yd w/perennials.

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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 UÊ Michael Marzano -- 3001 W County Road 6, Ralph Steven Leuthold, $220,000.

UÊ Dylan and Jennifer Zaynor -- 718 Country Road Trail, Mission Ventures LLC, $255,700.

UÊ Jordan Bloyd -- 722 Country Road Trail, Mission Ventures LLC, $264,000.

UÊ Zachary and Jordin Kimbrough -- 710 Country Road Trail, Mission Ventures LLC, $284,700.

UÊ Kyle Harris -- 1218 Elm Drive, Terry M Tjarks, $306,000.

UÊ Michael and Terry Jones -- 702 Country Road Trail, Mission Ventures LLC, $319,300.

UÊ Raymond Spriggs -- 567 S 9Th St., Rosies Meadow Living , $353,600.

UÊ George Carter -- 2883 Night Sky Drive, Lgi Homes Colo LLC, $353,900.

UÊ Axel Lopez -- 2843 Big Thunder Road, Lgi Homes Colo LLC, $372,900.

Estes Park UÊ Daniel and Laraine Siefers -- 1550 Raven Circle Unit C, William and Robin Bales, $387,300.

UÊ Alice Ray -- 880 Scott Ave., Ryan and Lauren Banker, $510,000.

UÊ Kathy Staudte -- 1166 Pine Tree Drive, James Larry Wiggins, $575,000.

UÊ David and Melinda Blatt -- 1730 Devils Gulch Road, James L Wineberg, $1,140,000.

Fort Collins UÊ Catherine Stock -- 8505 Mummy Range Drive, Z Bar T LLC, $175,000.

UÊ Jeffrey and Ashley Laborde -- 720 City Park Ave. Apt B214, James and Marilyn Verplank, $210,000.

UÊ Nancy and Jeffery Love -- 1706 Palm Drive Apt 3, Kalen T Mauldin, $220,000.

UÊ Daniel Ruscz -- 1625 W Elizabeth St. Apt B1, Beverly A Kopper Trust, $220,000.

UÊ Matteo Ambriz -- 801 E Drake Road Apt I71, Tyler and Danette Chesher, $230,000.

UÊ Tepper Wallace -- 300 Sundance Circle N # C103, Adrianne M Palmer, $249,000.

UÊ Bret and Christina Christina -- 3002 W Elizabeth St. Unit 2B, Michael and Sandra Ade, $260,000.

UÊ Michael and Hannah Rossman -- 6615 Desert Willow Way Unit E3, Nicholas and Hilary Tompkins, $270,000.

UÊ Tammy Easley -- 2828 Silverplume Drive Apt S1, Jessie Beyer, $274,200.

UÊ Deirdre and Richard Richard -- 2828 Silverplume Drive Apt C1, Nancy C Andrews, $281,000.

UÊ Mark Ketscher -- 3213 Sumac St. Apt 4, Deborah A Lanzi, $283,000.

UÊ Douglas Gaillard -- 2133 Krisron Road Unit B-302, Julliette Frasier Salter, $284,600.

UÊ Nathaniel Hadley -- 800 Countryside Drive, Tyler Brown, $285,000.

UÊ Diana Varela -- 8332 Peakview Drive, Debbie and David Salazar, $286,900.

UÊ Nicholas Leavitt -- 506 11Th St., Craig and Gwendolyn Leidy, $294,000.

UÊ Rachel Gray -- 3118 Laredo Lane, Miles and Anastasia Yaw, $295,000.

UÊ Brock and Haley Wickett -- 1002 Berwick Court, Tyler R Eldridge, $302,000.

UÊ Karen and Jon Scofield -- 2186 Water Blossom Lane, Robert and Vicky Loeven, $309,900.

UÊ Marilyn Martins -- 2057 Phia Way, Fort Collins Habitat For , $320,000.

UÊ Gabriel Church -- 2715 Rigden Parkway Unit 4, Dave and Kristin Cain, $320,000.

UÊ Anthony and Tammy Bartolone -- 5151 Boardwalk Drive Unit V2, Simon A Miller, $325,000.

UÊ Ross Amason -- 410 Pearl St., Robert and Bobbette Kay, $330,000.

UÊ Scott and Nina Kunze -- 2845 Willow Tree Lane Unit, Earl and Yvette Colm, $334,400.

UÊ Daniel and Sarah Bucholt -- 1313 Ash Drive, David G Klein, $339,000.

UÊ Viraj Padte -- 3815 Steelhead St. # 16D, Greg Roeder, $340,000.

UÊ Hillary Nicholson -- 6927 Rosemont Court, Luke and Kendall Murray, $345,000.

UÊ Derrick King -- 637 Yarrow Circle, Robert and Virginia Coulter, $350,000.

UÊ Carol Geserick -- 2727 Iowa Drive Apt 304, Jeffrey and Craig Blockwick, $355,000.

UÊ Dillon and Emily Mcnamee -- 2518 Forecastle Drive, Patricia C Perkowski, $355,000.

UÊ Jill Wuertz -- 1904 Springfield Drive, Bmak LLC, $355,000.

UÊ Rachel Mckinney -- 424 Albion Way, Jason and Sarah Vaughn, $356,000.

UÊ Michael Dejonge -- 1020 Andrews Peak Drive Unit C110, Dennis and Julie Lacerte, $358,000.

UÊ Kevin Crook -- 2519 Montmorency St., Pegi D Lewandowski, $360,000.

UÊ Michael Frank -- 2208 Summerpark Lane, Brandon and Jessica Goble, $363,000.

UÊ Ryan Jones -- 1008 E Prospect Road, Peter Kyle Dodds, $370,000.

UÊ Seth and Stephanie Rouch -- 636 Irish Drive, Bmak LLC, $371,100.

UÊ Jonathan and Rachelle Costello -- 2119 Sandbur Drive, Ladeane A Cutter, $375,000.

UÊ Richard Quintilone -- 2005 Yorktown Ave., Diana E Collins, $385,000.

UÊ Theresa Chavez -- 2626 Avenger

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July 27-28, 2019

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Place Unit 5, Hartford Homes Mosaic LLC, $385,000.

Noel Bennett -- 736 Rocky Mountain Way, Matthew D Bauman, $390,000.

Keith and Alan Jackson -- 1711 Deweese St., John and Cynthia Etten, $392,000.

Gary Hovatter -- 1713 Barnwood Drive, Drake T Dayton, $400,000.

Steven Schulz -- 7115 Woodrow Drive, Erin A Nutting, $405,000.

Jose Rivera -- 419 Flagler Road, Christina N Martin, $410,000.

Robert Crow -- 3015 Crusader St., Calatlantic Group Inc, $412,500.

Michael and Bonnie Tilford -- 3200 Gunnison Drive, Elizabeth G Quave, $417,000.

Mason Kopp -- 418 Dunne Drive, Kenneth T Moore, $426,000.

Warren and Susan Sisko -- 707 Arbor Ave., Regina V Runyan, $426,100.

George and George Gallant -- 2013 Bennington Circle, Timothy and Terri Farrow, $433,500.

Vicki Swanson -- 4751 Pleasant Oak Drive Unit A18, Harry and Beverly Kull, $436,000.

Joseph and Rhonda Tomasovic -1008 Burrowing Owl Drive, Anthony and Elizab Viducich, $437,000.

Brenda Mcdowell -- 2927 Mount Royal Court, James and Marie Zeidler, $439,000.

Keith and Linda Mcdaniel -- 1632 Holly Way, Janet and Lawrence Crispell, $450,000.

Alan and Loretta Smith -- 418

Mapleton Court, Daniel S Weiner, $450,000.

Greeley UÊ Paul Wilson -- 2831 W 28Th St. Apt 40, Lyle and Pamela Cox, $125,000.

UÊ Mallory Granger -- 2708 19Th St. Drive Apt 20, Clark M Guffy, $199,900.

UÊ Jennifer Karbs -- 1028 30Th Ave., Jeffrey S Mcguirk, $222,500.

UÊ Jacob Rice -- 1933 27Th St., Chelsea Brickner, $234,000.

UÊ Roberto Plascencia -- 5045 W 3Rd St. Road, Dennis and Laura Betz, $245,000.

UÊ Erin Gooch -- 823 27Th Ave., Laura A Oldfield, $246,800.

UÊ Justin and Jaysie Grabenstein -- 2835 16Th Ave., Michael and Christa Fast, $250,000.

UÊ Erik Hammer -- 4672 W 20Th St. Road Unit 2225, Kimberly A Munsterman, $250,000.

UÊ Carole Niehaus -- 4723 W 12Th St., Edith F Whyrick, $250,000.

UÊ Isaac Barrera -- 3413 23Rd St., Richard Ayers, $275,000.

UÊ Scott Campbell -- 2601 21St Ave. Court, Geraldine A Campbell, $275,000.

UÊ Jose Leontule -- 4300 W 9Th St., Harold Stoll, $275,000.

UÊ Bibian Castillo -- 1308 27Th St., Mao and Ying Dong, $276,000.

UÊ Kimberly Munsterman -- 4902 29Th St. Unit 8B, Carole Niehaus, $279,000.

UÊ Magdalena Andres -- 3312 W 4Th St.

Road, Margarito and Marlo Archuleta, $285,000.

UÊ Garrad Martinez -- 6806 W 3Rd St. Unit 38, David Desousa, $290,000.

UÊ Shawn Deal -- 4961 W 8Th St. Road, Colton H Kusmierkiewicz, $290,000.

UÊ Josh and Brenna Popejoy -- 1905 15Th St., Jana Delcamp, $300,000.

UÊ Christine and Kelly Mccormick -4070 W 11Th St. Unit 19, Zona P Oft, $300,000.

UÊ Yisel Chavez -- 520 E 28Th St. Road, Michael Kinard, $300,000.

UÊ Antonio and Tiah Barrientos -- 3114 W 5Th St., Parrish Group LLC, $300,000.

UÊ Phillip Kondracki -- 2314 44Th Ave., Jay Dollard, $307,500.

UÊ Denise Garcia -- 7219 W 21St St. Road, Christine Monahan, $310,000.

UÊ Eric and Tamara Mccarl -- 1906 12Th Ave., Shauna Olson, $312,000.

UÊ Geovanni Murillo -- 1911 33Rd Ave., Sheri Long, $315,000.

Johnstown UÊ Phillip and Lauren Hartwick -- 3907 Blackwood Lane, Alexis Hepner, $325,000.

UÊ Tatiana and Bjorn Lickteig -- 3386 Hackberry Lane, Noel S Bennett, $355,000.

UÊ Taylor Huyett -- 3672 Holmes Lane, Alexander S Moore, $365,000.

UÊ Chelsea Brandenburg -- 942 N 7Th St., Murlin H Vernon, $369,000.

UÊ Paul and Liesa Aaby -- 2517 Black Duck Ave., Stephen and Joanne Schehr, $387,000.

UÊ Andrew Paranto -- 330 Kirkland Lane, Anil and Colleen Pinto, $398,400.

UÊ Edward and Megan Reilly -- 330 Fossil Drive, Jo Ann Shluger, $400,000.

UÊ Charles Nelson -- 3636 Teakwood Lane, Clayton Group Ii In, $408,200.

UÊ Stephen and Cynthia Hamilton -4307 Limestone Lane, Bart W Rohal, $416,700.

UÊ Samantha and Timothy Doud -- 4843 Silverwood Drive, Jessica and Brian Brown, $449,900.

UÊ Erin Schlunegger -- 4401 Sorrel Court, Joel and Kelly Johnson, $535,000.

UÊ Jeffrey and Patricia Nagle -- 4250 Lemon Grass Drive, Tcfd LLC, $885,100.

Loveland UÊ Monica Heinold -- 2147 Grays Peak Drive Unit 203, Robert and Marla Downing, $221,500.

UÊ Kelsie Shurley -- 163 E 42Nd St., Louis Lee Duran, $222,000.

UÊ Colby Ford -- 1440 Fleta Court, Travis and Tamara Inskeep, $257,500.

UÊ Amy and Kevin Horner -- 2027 Grays Peak Drive Unit 103, John M Dorrenbacher, $265,000.

UÊ Richard and Mary Kelly -- 1935 Grays Peak Drive Unit 204, Scott Christner, $265,000.

UÊ Elise Carver -- 1679 Oak Creek Drive, David and Renee Vigil, $279,900.

UÊ Dakota Hatch -- 2539 Eugene Drive, Linda K Johnson, $285,000.

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Charming Home with Backyard Patio 4 Bedroom/4 Bath Home Kitchen & Dining Open to Family Room Gas Log Fireplace, A/C & Ceiling Fans Lovely Backyard to Relax

6 bedroom, 4 bath, 3-car garage home with Boyd Lake Access Rights! Main floor master bedroom with large bath & closet. Laundry on main level.

Hardwood in kitchen and dining area. 3 bedrooms & full bath up. Nicely finished full basement adds 2 additional bedrooms, 3/4 bath, large rec room & finished storage room. New upgraded carpet downstairs. Home has lots of windows for good daylight. Very close to private boat ramp, swim area, volleyball & cabana area.

Neighborhood park is just steps away.

MLS #887106 • $507,000 Jim Chance 970-388-4261 jchance@thegroupinc.com www.JimChance.com 10

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July 27-28, 2019

Real Estate place yoUr ad:

303.466.3636 BoUlder/Broomfield/longmont or 970.635.3650 loveland or frontrangeclassifieds.com Rental Wanted

Real Estate

FAIR HOUSING NOTICE All real estate advertising in this newspaper is subject to the Federal Fair Housing Law which makes it illegal to advertise a preference limitation or discrimination based on race, color, religion , sex, handicap, familial status, or national origin, or an intention to make any such preferences, limitation or discrimination.

This newspaper will not knowingly accept any advertising for real estate which is in violation of the law. Our readers are hereby informed that all dwellings advertised in this newspaper are available on an equal opportunity basis. To complain of discrimination, call The Colorado Civil Rights Office at 1-800-262-4845/ HUD at 1-800-669-9777.

Rentals

Foothills Apartments 2BR 1BA Units in Loveland: Summer Special 1/2 Off 1st Month Rent Washer/Dryer in Unit. $1195/month + $1195 deposit, water, sewer, trash included.

Garages Available for Rent. No Pets.

1 Year Lease.

970-669-7850

4BR 2BA in Loveland For Rent: 4-Car Garage. $2000/month + $2000 deposit. Avail Aug 1st.

970-988-8272

EMPTY YOUR GARAGE Have a Garage Sale this week.

Call 303-466-3636, 970-635-3650, 719-275-5300 or 888-355-0935

2 Disabled Adults, Mother & Son, Looking for a 3BR Duplex or Home in Loveland to Rent. Must Be Quiet, Clean & Allow 2 Cats. 970-231-2791.

DRIVE YOUR WHEELS List your car, RV, boat or motorcycle and get ready to roll.

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JOBS. WHEELS. HOMES. STUFF.

FIND IT. SELL IT. FAST. July 27, 2019

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* 18 Hole Golf Course Community * Nature Trails * Big Thompson River & Hogback Views

Rossum Dr.

NEW HOMES FROM THE $600’s LOTS FROM THE $140’s

Hwy 34/W Eisenhower Blvd

NEW HOMES FROM THE HIGH $300’S

Sales office: Fri-Sat 10AM-5PM Rollin Goering | (970) 402-6432

Bill Orton | (303) 587-4085

Walk To Mariana Butte Golf Course & Nature Trails and Boedecker Lake Sales office: Fri-Sat 10AM-5PM

NewLCHome.com (970) 402-6432 12

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July 27-28, 2019