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HAFA short sale rules may help sellers

By Michele Lerner bankrate.com

Homeowners struggling to sell their homes in a short sale are getting some relief, thanks to the federal government’s Home Affordable Foreclosure Alternatives, or HAFA, program.

Until now, many short sales – in which the lender accepts a sale of the property for less than the full amount owed – have taken months to complete.

Sometimes, the complex and lengthy process has failed, resulting in foreclosure.

HAFA establishes streamlined short sale rules and incentives that allow borrowers and lenders to work together to avoid foreclosure. The rules – in effect between April 5, 2010, and Dec. 31, 2012 – also are intended to speed up the short sale process.

“The streamlined short sales process will definitely help homeowners,” says David Liniger, Re/Max International chairman and co-founder.

Prior to HAFA, homeowners often listed their home for sale without an idea of what the lender would accept.

“A lot of sellers and their Realtors have not been able to sort out the prob-

modification period qualify for HAFA. Other HAFA requirements include: • Property is principal residence.

• Mortgage originated before Jan. 1, 2009.

• Mortgage is owned or guaranteed

by Fannie Mae or Freddie Mac. • Borrower is delinquent or default is foreseeable.

• Homeowner demonstrates hardship.

• Borrower’s total monthly housing payment exceeds 31 percent of gross income.

• Unpaid principal does not exceed $729,750.

According to HAFA rules, lenders now must offer a short sale in writing to the borrower within 30 days if the borrower does not qualify for or complete a loan modification. Borrowers then must respond within 14 days to the lender’s short sale agreement.

“I think it’s great that the lenders in this program have to offer a short sale before going to foreclosure,” Matykiewicz says.

When a purchase offer is made, borrowers must submit the sales contract to the lender within three days, along with the buyers’ mortgage pre-approval and

lems with short sales and have given up on the process because, even after sending in the correct paperwork, they have sometimes waited three or four months for their lender to respond,” Liniger says.

Under HAFA, borrowers receive preapproved short sale terms from the lender prior to putting the home on the market.

Lisa Matykiewicz, a Realtor and Certified Distressed Property Expert in Gilbert, Ariz., says the updated short sale rules establish an easy-to-understand process with predefined steps that “make it easier for everyone to understand.”

The HAFA guidelines apply to lenders who voluntarily participate in the HAMP program. The Department of Housing and Urban Development says more than 100 servicers have signed up to participate in HAMP, covering more than 89 percent of mortgage debt outstanding in the country.

To be eligible for HAFA, homeowners must first apply for a loan modification through the Home Affordable Modification Program, or HAMP. Owners who do not qualify for a loan modification or miss payments during the initial loan

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Finally, lenders must approve or deny the contract within 10 days.

HAFA rules also state that lenders must release borrowers from the obligation to repay the difference between the sales price and the loan amount. No deficiency judgments are allowed for a first or second loan.

In the past, short sales were especially difficult for homeowners with more than one loan on their home, since the home sale typically repaid only the first mortgage. HAFA’s financial incentives include a payment of up to $3,000 for second mortgage holders.

“Second trust lien holders are often owed five or 10 times that $3,000 payment,” Liniger says. “But if the property goes to foreclosure, the second trust holder is not likely to get any money at all. This at least guarantees they get something.”

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Make your edible garden work for you

By Joe Lamp’l Scripps Howard News Service

There’s no denying that edible gardens are in again. Of those surveyed who gardened last year, more than a third planned to plant more edible plants this year, according to information on garden trends collected by Technometrica Market Intelligence (2009 Edibles Gardening Trends Research Report).

From the White House to your house, the momentum in vegetable gardening will reach another crescendo this year. Michelle Obama’s vegetable garden on the South Lawn of the White House inspired many people to grow their own fresh food. Last year, White House gardeners harvested more than 1,000 pounds of produce from the 1,100-square-foot organic-vegetablefruit-herb garden.

There are various reasons for growing your own food. Nearly 60 percent of those who plan on growing more edibles this year are doing so for better nutrition, according to the survey cited. Other popular reasons included: personal satisfaction, better taste and better variety/selection.

As Americans become more concerned about self-sufficiency and sustainability, “going local” is becoming a common theme nationwide. Farmers markets, community gardens and backyard gardens have sprung up everywhere, including more front-yard edible gardens than ever before. Sound shocking to think of a veggie plot in the front yard? So assuming you’re not ready to rip up your lawn and plant a full-scale food garden yet, that’s understandable. Many share the opinion that vegetable plants aren’t all that attractive and lack ornamental appeal in the landscape. And many homeowners’ associations might make a stink. Others mention a lack of space as their main reason to share the spotlight with their more traditional garden plants. If

Farmers markets, community gardens and backyard gardens have sprung up everywhere, including more front-yard edible gardens than ever before.

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you find yourself within one of these groups, here are some considerations.

Mix it Up If you’re worried about appearance, just mix in some colorful annuals or perennials, or use the vegetable foliage to complement foundation or bedding shrubs. Have you ever seen the beauty of unfolding squash blossoms? Those magnificent yellow blossoms and spreading vines can blend well with your landscape. Edge beds with herbs and ornamentals. Put the tomatoes next to the roses. Grow a couple types of vegetables not only because they are edible, but also because they are out of the ordinary or colorful. For example, the variety of rainbow chard known as “Bright Lights” has always been a favorite of mine.

Here is a description of this rainbowhued vegetable from Renee’s Garden Seeds

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catalog: “The green leaves and crunchy stalks come in a vivid rainbow of yellow, crimson, gold, pink and white with an occasional gorgeous stem of orange.”

Find Space Consider your priorities. If you lack space, container gardens are a great way to ease your way into vegetable gardening.

You can also remove a portion of your lawn, but start small. It’s much better to enlarge your edible garden later, rather than trying to take on too much from the start.

Once edible plants get established, they can really take off. If your garden is mostly ornamental, you can still find room for attractive edibles to complement your design.

This means that some of those plants that are only there to look good can be transplanted to another part of your garden or given away to friends and neighbors.

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Left: After, by reconfiguring the space, filling it with rich colors and luxurious fabrics, and strategically arranging furnishings and fixtures, this bedroom went from cold and cavernous to refined and defined.

Below: Before, Michelle and Bryan’s gigantic bright red bedroom was awkward and cold.

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Master bedroom is a game changer Candice Olson HGTV

Michelle and Bryan are sporty, active, on-the-go types. During the day, Michelle works as a golf pro and Bryan (a former NCAA volleyball coach) teaches physical education. In their spare time, the two attend countless sporting events, including tournaments. Oh, and they are also full-time parents to two young boys who keep them running around – in a different sort of way. Needless to say, the couple don’t have much time to relax.

They recently moved into a big home in the suburbs that they updated in a contemporary/ traditional style. But when it came to designing their master bedroom, they were out in left field.

They wanted a relaxing retreat where they could unwind after a long day, but the bright red room was gigantic, awkward and cold. So I sent Michelle and Bryan to the sidelines, brought in my own team of pros and got set to turn their dysfunctional space into a restful refuge for two.

Sometimes the bigger the space, the bigger the challenge. But challenges in my line of work are par for the course. My task lay in figuring out how to use the big, unusual space to its best advantage and make it as functional and stylish as possible.

The bedroom had a big alcove that the couple

used as a sleeping nook. So I decided to take the bed out of that recess, put up some walls and turn the area into a huge walk-in closet. Once I had a more practical layout, I covered the red walls with a beautiful shade of cream and divided the room into two sections: a fireside lounge and a bedroom.

In the fireside lounge, I created a stunning feature wall that I painted a rich shade of butterscotch. Along this wall, I made room for a bigscreen TV, a dark-wood media cabinet and – for the real wow factor – a gorgeous gas fireplace. I clad the fireplace in contemporary glass and naturalstone mosaic tiles in rich amber, caramel and cognac tones, which became a jumping-off point for the color palette in the space.

In front of the fireplace, I created a comfy lounge area, consisting of a big rust-colored loveseat with long tweed pillows, two beautiful slipper chairs in a soft amber hue, a coffee table, two wooden end tables and a gorgeous area rug.

I then got to work on the bedroom area, which I situated at the other side of the room in a hexagonal-shaped alcove consisting of five windows. I ran angled curtain rods around the perimeter of this space, put up neutral linen floorto-ceiling drapes and added lined Roman blinds for

light control and privacy.

I put the couple’s king-sized bed against the biggest of these windows, installed a new plush, caramel-colored headboard, added a few side tables and then heaped on layers of luxurious linens and plush pillows in a variety of fabrics and textures.

To lighten things up, I put in a series of monopoints, a few table lamps and two gorgeous pendant lights above the two side tables in the lounge.

For the piece de resistance, I put up a rustic ceiling fan/light made of wood with an oil-rubbed, bronze finish.

After some final finishes and accessories – artwork, candles, plants and pillows – this master bedroom was all warmed up and ready to get into the game.

By reconfiguring the space, filling it with rich colors and luxurious fabrics, and strategically arranging furnishings and fixtures, this bedroom went from cold and cavernous to refined and defined. Now that’s divine.

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Treasures do carry value

Dear C.B.: We are going to begin with the elaborately enameled glass bowl that is possibly, if not probably, made by Moser Glass of Karlovy Vary (formerly Karlsbad) in the present-day Czech Republic.

Founded as Ludwig Moser & Sohne in 1857, Moser is still in business producing high-quality glassware. Back in the day, the company was basically a glass workshop, polishing, engraving and decorating glassware The firm expanded in 1893 to become a full-service glassworks, both manufacturing and decorating products. The company was successful and eventually supplied items to the Imperial Court of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, as well as to the English king, Edward VII. Known for its Art Nouveau-style glassware with sensuously curving lines and naturalistic themes, Moser was one of the few Bohemian glasshouses to sign its work with any regularity. C.B. should closely and carefully examine the surface around the enamel work, and a hidden signature may well become evident.

It’s a shame that we do not know the size

Spring time ushers in warmer weather and the promise of outdoor activities. But, for many, it also brings the irrepressible urge to stay inside to clean away the dust and dirt that have collected.

Cleaning expert Linda Cobb, host of DIY-Do It Yourself Network’s “Talking Dirty With the Queen of Clean,” offers her favorite tips to make this endeavor successful and short.

• Don’t clean your clutter. Spring is a great time to look through each room and remove things you don’t need or don’t use.

Hold a garage sale to sell unwanted items or donate them to a local charity.

• Trim your product collection. Before diving in, gather all your cleaning products together and then get rid of what you don’t need. The cleaning aisle may be teeming with specialty products that promise to perform miracles, but you can

It probably has an insurance-replacement value of $300 to $400.

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avoid spending extra cleaning time and money by using a multi-purpose cleaner.

• To motivate yourself, start your spring cleaning in the room that requires the least effort. You’ll finish quickly, which will give you a sense of accomplishment and you’ll be ready to tackle another room.

• Some of the dirtiest things in your home are things that most people never think of cleaning. Use a multi-purpose solution to wipe down your remote controls, game controls, docking stations, cell phone, blackberry and iPods. Wash the globes on overhead light fixtures and dust light bulbs; it will make the room look cleaner and brighter.

• Make cleaning less tedious by using your favorite scented cleaners throughout the house. Try lavender to soothe moods or a citrus scent to lift spirits.

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Dear Helaine and Joe: I’ve enclosed photographs of a green glass bowl with no markings on the bottom and a porcelain bird – a North African hoopoe. I am curious about them. Do you have any ideas about their origins and values?

– C.B.

of this circa 1900 bowl, but it looks rather large in the photograph. If it has a 12-inch diameter and is signed, it should have an insurance-replacement value in the $600 to $750 range.

But if it turns out to be unsigned, that value could plummet by as much as 50 percent.

The Lorenz Hutschenreuther Porcelain Factory of Selb, Bavaria, made the hoopoe figure, which was designed by Fritz Klee (1876-1976), a famous architect and artist.

Lorenz Hutschenreuther managed the family porcelain factory founded by his father, C.M. Hutschenreuther, in Hohenberg, Bavaria. In 1857, Lorenz established his own factory in Selb, and it remained in business under his moniker until 1969, when it became Hutschenreuther AG. The firm remains in business to the present day. Lorenz’s company was famous for its fine decorative porcelains, and it made a variety of porcelain figures; those in the Art Deco style are the most desirable.

The North African hoopoe is a rather exotic bird to most people who live in the Western Hemisphere, but it is well-known in Africa, Asia and Europe. It is distinguished by a distinctive crest that is realistically depicted in this figure, as is the hoopoe’s characteristic coloration.

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Napier named to International Diamond Society

Growing Mint

By Kathy Bond-Borie Family Features

The mint family offers a mouthwatering array of different types, such as pineapple mint, chocolate mint, apple mint, orange mint, not to mention spearmint and peppermint. With these refreshing scents and flavors to enhance your cooking, add to beverages, and use in potpourris, mint can be an indispensable plant.

Mint’s only downside is it will take over your garden if it gets half a chance. But you can contain its exuberance and keep it close at hand by growing mint in pots. And I do mean “pots” plural. With the array of varieties, it can be hard to choose just one. Or you can confine mint in a garden bed with edging of metal or plastic. Bury the edging to a depth of 14 inches around the perimeter of the mint patch.

freshing tea, and can be used to highlight flavors in a fruit salad, or to add to new potatoes or grain pilaf. It’s the mint of mint jelly, and is a key ingredient in mint juleps.

Plants grow 2 to 3 feet tall, with pale pink or white blooms appearing in mid to late summer.

Peppermint (Mentha x piperita) is more pungent than spearmint, growing to 3 feet tall, with pinkish lavender flowers. It’s a common ingredient in teas, especially for soothing the stomach.

A Sampling of Mints for Your Garden Spearmint (Mentha spicata), with its slightly sweet flavor, makes a re-

Growing and Harvesting Mints Most mints can be started from seed, with the exception of pepper-

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mint, which is propagated by cuttings. Choose a sunny location with moderately fertile, humus soil. Use a light mulch to retain moisture and keep leaves clean. Most mints are hardy to zone 3 or 4.

Once plants are growing vigorously, you can harvest young or mature leaves. Don’t be afraid to cut the plants back frequently to promote fresh growth. Use fresh leaves in cooking or dry mint leaves on trays or by hanging bunched branches upside down in a warm, dark, well-ventilated area.

For more tips and garden information, visit www.garden.org.

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What savvy homebuyers need to know

Wouldn’t it be great to have a home buying checklist? Something you could stick in your pocket that would remind you to ask all the right questions and make a smart home buying move?

As we count down the final few weeks to take advantage of the $8,000 first-time homebuyer tax credit and $6,500 longterm homeowner tax credit, it’s helpful to have a checklist homebuyers can turn to.

Ilyce’s Homebuyer Checklist: 1. Understand the difference between what you want in a house and what you need. Just because you want a house with five bedrooms, five bathrooms and a pizza oven in the outdoor kitchen, that doesn’t mean you need it. The concept is to get everything you absolutely need in a property and a few of the things you want – without breaking your bank account.

2. Identify your neighborhood(s) of choice. Write down characteristics your neighborhood of choice should have and compare that list with actual neighborhoods in which you might want to live and can afford to buy. Then spend time in that neighborhood, driving around during the day and night. Visit the local schools, see who hangs out in the grocery store and coffee shop, and drive the commute to your office during rush hour.

3. Figure out how much you can comfortably afford to spend. While lenders are more conservative in handing out loans, they may offer you a bigger loan than you’re prepared to take. Start by calculating how much you can afford to spend – and want to spend – on your mortgage, property taxes and insurance each month. Then add in all of the other expenses you pay for each month (and don’t forget to save a few bucks for the upkeep and maintenance expenses).

Once you’re done, figure out how much money you have left in your paycheck and whether you want to spend a little more of it on your housing expenses each month.

4. Pull a copy of your credit history and credit score. Do this at www.annual creditreport.com. You’ll get a free copy of your credit history from each of the three

credit reporting bureaus (Equifax, Experian and Trans-Union) plus, you’ll have the opportunity to pay around $9 for a copy of your credit score.

5. Gather your Ilyce Glink Tribune Media Services paperwork together before you shop for a loan.

You’ll need copies of your W2, bank account and retirement account statements, as well as tax information. I have a full list at ThinkGlink.com (www.thinkglink .com/article/2008/09/11/mortgage-loanapplicants-need-more-documents). You’ll need even more documentation if you’re getting a jumbo loan or if you own your own business.

6. Shop around for a mortgage. Talk to at least five different types of lenders.

Most lenders will offer you a 15-year or 30-year fixed rate mortgage through Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac or FHA. 7. Find an amazing real estate agent.

While the information available on the Internet makes buyers feel as though they’ve got everything they need to negotiate a great deal, they’re actually missing the key ingredient: experience. A great agent with years of experience negotiating for buyers and sellers in your neighborhood of choice is invaluable.

8. Understand what “true value” means in your neighborhood(s) of choice. Start collecting information about the local housing stock. Ask your agent to walk you through each home that has recently sold, so you begin to understand the relationship between price, condition and value.

9. Apply for your loan. Try not to chew your nails off while waiting to be approved.

10. Work with your agent to identify the homes for sale in your neighborhood(s) of choice that meet your wants and needs. As you walk through these homes, try to decide if the homes you’re seeing meet all of the needs. Is the agent

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listening to you? Do you need to have another conversation to help you refine what you’re looking for? Or, is the agent showing you property that meets your needs and wants better than what you thought you wanted originally?

11. Put together the other pieces of your home buying team. Now that you have the agent, you’ll need a few other people to help you buy the right property.

Choose your home inspector and your lender (and decide what kind of loan you want). Think about hiring a good real estate attorney (especially if you’re buying a foreclosure or short sale, and even if real estate attorneys aren’t normally used to close house deals in your state).

12. Understand the true costs of homeownership. You don’t want to be stressed out over the monthly expenses of owning a home, as well as the other unexpected surprises that come so often with buying a home.

13. Don’t let anyone push you around.

You should work hard to set your own agenda. If someone demands that you make a decision immediately, politely step back from the situation. Remember, there will always be another house for you to buy – especially as we continue to work through the glut of homes on the market after the Great Recession.

14. Make a smart offer. Look at how much other homes in the area have sold for, and then build an offer that gives the seller something he or she wants in exchange for whatever you really want.

15. Stay focused until the closing.

Schedule the movers. Pack your boxes.

Set up and shut off utility accounts. Put in a change of address notice with the post office, your financial services companies, your employer, etc. And don’t forget to buy your homeowner’s insurance policy, with enough coverage for the home and its contents.

Ilyce R. Glink’s latest book is “Buy, Close, Move In!” If you have questions, you can call her radio show at 800-972-8255 any Sunday, from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. EST. Contact Ilyce through her Web site at www.thinkglink.com.

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Choosing the right hue Rosemary Sadez Friedmann Scripps Howard News Service

What is your favorite color? Let’s explore the current color trends, but keep in mind that these are trends. Use the hues you like, but be sure to leave behind anything that isn’t appealing to you. Trends come and go, but personal taste is forever.

Neutrals are always in. They emanate a comfortable feeling and make warm backdrops. The current neutral trends are stronger and bolder than before, such as rich browns and ochers. Whites and white combined with a matte black are currently popular. Carbon grays are also in demand. There is much sophistication embedded in a room that is neutrally decorated, whether the neutrals are in earth tones or in grays.

Bold colors mixed with neutrals have always been a good combination. Today we are seeing more of those combinations, such as reds on top of pinks and pinks on top of orange with some yellows mixed in.

Metallic hues in gold and bronze can bring optimism and zest into our homes. Try sprinkling bright yellows in to imitate those joyous rays of sunshine.

Greens always appear everywhere, as it is a color welcomed by just about everyone. It often represents peace and prosperity. Purples in the form of rich plum and vibrant violets are very visible this year. They bring a feeling of romance and elegance. Orange, as mentioned above, is another color that seems to be creeping into our design world. You will even see purple combined with orange. But be careful with that combination, as a poor matching can be more of an eyesore than a good color combination.

Yellow and green are back together again. Be careful here, too, as too much of this combination can be irritating and agitating in a room.

Use the combination as accent pieces rather than the main attraction in a room.

Retro colors, as perhaps you’ve noticed, seem to be popular these days as well. Included are very bright lime to pea greens, electric blues, true reds, shocking pinks and bright yellows.

After all is said and done, though, be sure you select colors that are personally appealing.

Rosemary Sadez Friedmann, an interior designer in Naples, Fla., is author of “Mystery of Color.”

For design inquiries, write to Rosemary at DsgnQuest@aol.com.

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Tips on how to get, stay organized

March 20, 2010

Stay-organized Checklist: Weekly Grocery Shopping and Meal Planning • Plan out the week’s meals on Sunday afternoon and create a shopping list.

• Designate a time for coupon clipping, and commit to it. Recycle unused coupons.

• Shop once a week for family meals.

Laundry • Set up a routine schedule for dry cleaning.

• Attempt to do as much washing, folding and ironing before the week begins.

Family Schedules • Review the calendar for the week with other family members.

Car • Remove trash, and organize must-haves.

•Find homes for everything that does not belong in your car.

Stay-organized Checklist: Monthly Bill Paying • Pay bills once or twice a month or set up auto-

matic payments for recurring bills.

Paperwork • File paid bills in an accordion folder.

• Update your designated file for receipts pertaining to taxes and deductions.

Bulk Shopping • Make a bulk-shopping trip. Buy household items such as paper goods, cleaning supplies and toiletries.

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Secure building, quiet neighborhood, meal program, transportation, utilities paid, appliances & cable TV included, 62 yrs & older; vouchers accepted.

Victoria Inn 2400 17th Ave. • 303-772-4667

$675$795

$250

1, 2

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Yes

Yes

Yes

(in each apartment)

A/C, D/W, cable ready, balcony or deck, carport, outdoor pool, close to shopping & bus stop.

Ute Creek Apartments 1100 E 17th Ave. • 303-684-6821

$805$1075

$125

1, 2

1, 2

Yes

Yes

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Yes

Move-In Specials, senior and other discounts. Fireplace, pool & spa, 24-hour fitness, garages. Close to shopping.

The Shores 2450 Airport Rd. • 303-774-8000

*$705$1200

$100 $200 $300

1,2,& 3 Studios

1, 2

Yes (Short Term Avail.)

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Gas fireplaces, 24 hr. fitness center, heated pool & hot tub, A/C, business center, gourmet kitchens, detached garages. *On selected apartments.

Cloverbasin Village 630 Peck Dr. • 888-837-4912

$690$1100

$149

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No

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Elliott Apartments 418 Emery St. Longmont, CO 80501 303-772-6452 Fox Ridge Apartments 3800 Pike Rd., Longmont, CO 80503 303-774-9944

$580$945

Yes

1, 2, 3

1, 2

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Yes

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Yes

$789$1239

$200

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Yes

Yes

Yes

$1135$1500

$1135$1500

Tanglewood Adult Rental Condominiums 100 21st Ave., Longmont, CO 80501 303-774-0300

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Yes

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Convenient location, pet friendly, garages available, 24-hour maintenance In historic Longmont, large trees, quiet neighborhood on-site parking & storage. Close to RTD. Heat included.

Yes

Island kitchens, garden tubs, gas fireplaces, double balconies, two tone paint, gated community. Close to schools & newest community in Longmont.

All utilities & cable paid, sec. bldg., elevator, W/D in every unit, transpor(in every tation, social events. HUGE amenities unit) package, quiet 55+ community. Call for incentives!

Yes

Reach over 44,000 readers each week with your ad in the Times-Call Apartment/Condo Directory. Call Lisa or Sue in Classifieds today at 303-776-7440

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OK! For Info & Specials No smoke/pets, 303-775-7517 Call (303)774-9944 1 BDRM historic Longmont $675/mo, must see, avail 1 & 2 BDRM, inc gas, wtr, NOW! 970-376-4390 offst prkg, storage, trash.

1 BDRM- off st pkng, N/P Firestone 303-833-6627 heat & wtr pd. No smoke/ ●1322 SUMNERNo pets. $500, 303-827-9904 Garden level, 2 bdrm, 1 BDRM ON 1 bath, W/D hkups, close to COFFMAN schools & shopping, $675. $525.

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No smk/pet. (303)570-0402 ● 1 BDRM- short term.

303-431-0027 or 303-941-2158.

1st FLOOR 1 bdrm apt Incl utils, TV, DSL, dishes.

Quiet area, lndry nr 23rd & No Smk/Pets. (303)570-0402 Main. Sorry no pets, $550 Top Realty, (303)931-6423 NO lease, dep or credit chk Wkly/mnthly • 303-776-2185 2 BDRM, 1.5 ba, $600/mo.

• ALSO RV SITES AVAIL! BERTHOUD 1075 3rd St. A&G Property, 303-419-8552 2 BDRM, 1.5 BA Twnhse, 1 Bd From $565 NW location $700 - $725, 303-776-5416 2 Beds From $610 •2 BDRM ✭ $675 Great Location FREE Heat 1060 17th Ave, Habla Espanol 720-327-8918 Large Units 0 APP FEE: SPRING SPECIAL! 1 bdrm $550 Park Like Setting DACONO- Large 2 bdrm.

On-site pkng/laundry. $700/mo, incl sewer/wtr & Ample Parking A/C. Water & heat pd. trash. Lndry facilities Se Habla Espanol. avail. N/P. (970)420-1363 A/C & Pool (303)774-0593 2 BDRM Apt, garage, W/D, in NW Longmont, $650, 719-447-7765

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Apartments/ Furnished 4010

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2 BDRM APT´s-

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• 2 BDRM Basement Apt, w/d hookup & garage. $650 /mo + utilities & deposit.

Call 720-276-7771 3 BDRM APT W/D hkup, Off street prkg. $725/mo. (303)775-2881 ● 619 Terry 2nd floor, 1 bdrm, heat, wtr trash incl. $550 RMG RE, (303)772-4466

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Apartments/ Unfurnished 4030

2 BDRM APT On-site stor/pkng, Heat incl, $685/mo. 303-772-6452 elliottapartments.com

Rents starting at

$760 10-143772

Excellent Move-In Specials Available!

303-684-6821

1100 East 17th Ave.

• FREE Washer/Dryer & Carport • Wood-burning fireplace • Large balconies/patios • Approved pets accepted • MTM leases available • Within walking distance of shopping, restaurants & RTD • On Line leasing available • One bdr, 1 bath starting at $675!

• Two bdr, 2 bath starting at $795!

Classifieds classified ads get results very, very fast!

Newly Remodeled loft 2400 17th Avenue, Longmont, Colorado 80503

303-772-4667

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10-143735

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APARTMENTS

630 Peck DriveLongmont West on Nelson/Airport Rd ♣1 Bedroom, 1 Bath Starting @ $626 ♣2 Bedroom, 2 Bath AS LOW AS $750 ♣3 Bedroom, 2 Bath AS LOW AS $799! ♣3 Bedroom Townhouses Starting at $866!

QUAIL VILLAGE 303-485-0065

Call 303-776-7440

HAMILTON PARK APTS. 1406 N. 4th St., Berthoud.

Offers 1 bdrm for people 62 or older or disabled, with or without children. Rent based on income. Now accepting applications EHOP. 970-532-3725 or TDD 800-659-2656

Horizon Place

1 Bedroom- $525!

2 Bedroom- $600!

Secure bldg, swimming pool, A/C, on-site laundry.

Call PMP, 303-776-RENT

Lanyon Park Apartments 1 br/1 ba $545, 3 br/1.5 ba $695, range, refrig, D/W, laundry fac., near bus & stores. Call on-site mgr Dan 720-494-2955 or Mock 303-497-0668. www. mockpropertymanagement.com

pd. No dogs. 303-651-3216 1123 Judson, 2 BDRM, 1 BA, 1 car garage, Refrig, W/D Hook-ups, Paid water, sprinker system, No pets or smoking, Nice area, $700/ month, Jim, 303-651-3858

VALUE PLACE FIRESTONE New Extented Stay Hotel

●ASK ABOUT OUR MONTHLY SPECIALS! ● $169 WEEKLY New building. Furn studios, full kitchens, free utils, no lease.

253 BOWEN ST- walk-out bsmt, 2 bdrm/shower only, liv room, din room, W/D hkup. Heat/water pd.

No pets. $675/mo/sec.

Shelly or Bill (303)776-0684

•2 Bedroom, 2 Bath AS LOW AT $752 •3 Bedroom, 2 Bath Starting at $799!

Large 1 Bdrm Apt in Old Town Berthoud $400/mo 303-818-4502

*New guests only.

Bring ad to qualify. *Expires 3/31/2010

2 BDRM, 1 bath, garage, 1232 Emery, $700 2 BDRM, 1 ba, gar, near park, 1358 Merl, $795 2 BDRM, 1.5 ba, gar, lg bdrm, 1844 Lincoln, $825 3 BDRM, 2 bath, garage, 328 Columbine, $845 3 BDRM, 1.75 bath, gar, 2000sf, 2224 Emery, $975 Alert Realty 303-776-5156

*LIMITED NUMBER AVAILABLE*

LG 1 bdrm, NE Longmont, new decor, A/C, carport. $590/$590. 303-807-2925

Condos/ Townhouses 4050

3 bdrm, 1.5 ba, unfin bsmt, refrig, A/C, W/D hkup, fcd

321 Quail Roadacross from Longmont Rec Center

**Income Guidelines May Apply**

303.772.3737

Welcome Home!

CLOVERBASIN VILLAGE 1-888-837-4912

• Full Size Washer & Dryer Hookups • Close to Bus lines • Pets Welcome

EASTGLEN APTS 630 Lashley, Longmont (303)682-2943 1, 2 & 3 BEDROOMS: MARCH MADNESS! Pool, air, laundry ✭Wtr, trash, sewer pd GREAT VALUE! 1 bdrm apt, lndry, pkng, No pets. $475 303-581-9239 Half Month FREE on Select Units Thistle Communities Longmont 1 Bdrm starting at $520 1 Bdrm w/ loft stng at $630 2 Bdrm starting at $645 No credit check.

15 3rd Ave 303-651-9496 Se habla Espanol.

✓ Perfect for visiting friends & family!

I-25 & Hwy 119, Longmont exit 240.

303-485-0040

NIWOT 1 BDRM Beauty ● 2 BDRM, 1.5 ba, newly yd. NW $950 303-827-1363 8060 Niwot Rd, remodeled, carport & starting at $625. patio. $795. 720-334-0695 Call PMP, 303-776-RENT. 3 BDRM, 2 BATH,

Old Town Efficiency, storage, wood floors, 425 Terry, $490 1 BD´s, coin laundry, Your Choice, $460-$475 2 BD, 1 ba, cn lndry, 2X pkng, 2 Ash Ct #13, $575 2 BD, 1 ba, W/D hkup, 1106 17th Ave, FREE Flat TV, $595 2 BD, W/D hkp, new paint/carpet, wood flr, 1851 Emery #1, #2 $655 Alert Realty 303-776-5156

SMALL 1 bdrm trailer, 222 So Main St, Longmont.

Refs, $375 303-507-3457 Sunny lrg 2 BDRM, 1 ba, quiet, WD, A/C, balcony, strg! No pets. 2041 Meadow Dr. $725 303-443-4308

Lg closets, nice! Hdwd flrs, 2 BDRM, 1.5 BA Townhome 1 car gar. Old Town $975.

Avail 3/29. (303)817-8776 Apt- NW Lgmnt, A/C, 2 car gar, Nice, clean, quiet Many Xtra´s! No Pets/Smk 9 ASH CT, 3 bdrm, 2 ba, $900/mo. (303)618-5010 living, family, fncd bk yd, 2 BDRM, 1.75 bath, fin Great deal $900 303-249-6921 bsmt, 1300SF, 841 Crisman, $825. Alert RE 303-776-5156 2 BDRM, 1 ba, new carpet, No smk/pets. 225 E 8th Ave. $650/mo + $650/dep.

App req´d. 303-678-8663

Garages/Storage Spaces 4070

Garage Town, Del Camino 1200SF, 2 overhead doors, heated, hot/cold wtr, 9000# lift, custom cabinets, epoxy flr, 80 gal comp, 220 outlet, RV outlet, RV dump area.

2 BDRM, 3rd bdrm, in fin Clubhouse, restrooms. bsmt, 3.5 ba, A/C, frpl, att $115,000 720-351-8979 gar, end unit. Quail Ridge. $1100/mo 303-772-4200 or 303-585-0359 INDOOR GARAGE & TOWNHOMES Commercial Storage FOR RENT 20x40, 20x50.

• 1419 Red Mountain I-25 & Hwy-66. 970-535- 6074 • 930 Buttonrock www.Longmont-storage.com 2 BDRM, 2 BA TH- 1400 Sq Ft, W/D, cov´d pkng, No pets. $875/incl heat/water & hot water. (303)229-3836

Call PMP, 303-776-RENT.

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EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY All real estate advertised in this paper is subject to the federal and state Fair Housing Act which makes it illegal to advertise “any preference, limitation or discrimination based on race, color, religion, sex, handicap, familial status or national origin, or an intention to make any such preference, limitation, or discrimination.”

The newspaper will now knowingly accept any advertising for real estate which is in violation of the law.

All persons are hereby informed that all dwellings advertised are available on an equal opportunity basis. ● 108 E. 5TH AVE2 bdrm, 1 ba, hdwd flrs, fncd yard, off st pkng. $850 RMG RE, (303)772-4466

4080 Office Space 4100 Office Space 4100 Erie

3 BDRM, 1.5 BA, 2 car gar, HIGHLY VISIBLY fncd yd. 1900 Juniper, 1 yr Business/Professional lease. $1095/mo + dep. office space. Francis & Mtn (303)319-5794 / (303)833-4342 View area. 5 rooms.

820 Sq Ft. (303)776-3150 3 BDRM, 2 ba, garage, fenced backyard, new Mountain Ave., Berthoud carpet, pets neg. $1150 Commercial/Retail month/$1200 sec dep. $500/mo 970-532-2652.

2441 Scott Ct. Call John at BVRE, (303)591-1608 OFFICE SPACE, 6 rooms 3 BDRM, nostalgic brick avail, $155-$325, great prkg, farmhouse, no indoor pets/ utils pd. Lgmt (970)231-7871 smk, $1100+dep. Utils pd.

12 144598 12-144598 Occasional farm help in summer. (970)587-2527

3 BEDROOM HOUSE BARGAINS! • 1038 Venice • 1309 Hilltop Dr • 2261 Smith Dr • 801 Baker • 10694 Upper Ridge Rd Call TODAY! PMP, 303-776-RENT. 4 BDRM, 3 BA, Berthoud, custom 3400SF, 2 car, fncd yd, $1395 + $1395 dep.

303-417-1290 5407 Cannon Mountain Way: 4 BDRM, 4800 sqft, Avail 4-1, $2550, 303-440-8200

2 bdrm, new app, redec, gar, no smoke, 39 E Mountain View, $850. 303-772-0240 2 BDRM Ranch style paired patio home. Maint Free, perfect for Sr. living, 2.5 ba, A/C, fin bsmnt, 2 car att gar. $1300/month.

303-772-4200 or 303-585-0359

3 BDRM, 1 bath, large yard, 739 Atwood, $875 3 BDRM, 1.75 ba, gar, wd flrs, 920 Gay, $950 3 BDRM, 1 bath, gar, wd flrs, 303 Sherman, $975 Alert Realty 303-776-5156

2,126 SF, OH door, some nice office finish, open warehouse $190,000

Ed & Keith Kanemoto

Hot Tub! 3 BDRM, 2 bath, big gar, lg fam & liv rm, nr hospital, 1409 SherriMar, $1350. Alert RE 303-776-5156

$6.00 to $8.50 + NNN

Rural Property

Call Devin O´Branagan ERA Tradewind

303-775-0710

2 BDRM, 2 BA Mobile Home $700 + utils. River Valley Village, 303-772-3240.

SMALL 1 bdrm trailer, 222 So Main St, Longmont.

Refs, $375 303-507-3457

WAREHOUSE SALES, INC.

4130

773 SQ FT- busy shopping center, 1144 Francis St, $825. Alert RE (303)776-5156

1,000 to 7.521 sq ft office space for lease.

$8000 tax rebate!

Do you qualify?

Mobile Homes/ Spaces 4090

Longmont

5090

Mead

5123

Owner Financing Available ✓ No Bank Qualifying 4 Bdrm, 2 Bath. $187K 1524 Green Pl, Longmont 303-725-8388 or 303-459-2711

From the deck of ranch in South Longmont!

3 bedroom´s & 2 car garage. Call today! $196,500

303-772-2222

Longmont

• FREE Estimates Cabinetry •C bi t • Counter Tops • Experienced Designers • Installation Available 1575 Marshall Rd., BOULDER | 303-499-5811 Fax 303-499-5809 Showroom Open Tues.-Sat. 9am-4pm or call for appointment | www.warehousesalesinc.com

5090 Longmont

5090

8008 SUNRISE CIRCLE, FREDERICK

FORT LUPTON 3 BDRM, 2 BA on 1 acre, 1600sf RV gar, $1295 Call 303-857-8777

Gorgeous stucco ranch on 1 acre with West facing, Terrific Mountain Views. Walkout basement, 3 car garage, fresh paint and new carpet.

A Must See! $369,900

1212 LEFTHAND DRIVE Spread out in this huge 4 level featuring new carpet, fresh paint, tile floors, 2 fireplaces, deck and large backyard. Ready for you to move right in! $194,500

710 RIDGE CREEK COURT Beautiful corner lot, 2 story with main floor master. Tile, hardwood floors, plantation shutters, builtin shelving, new carpet and paint.

This one really sparkles! $272,500

Commercial Real Estate 5030

Visit our Showroom today.

Office for Lease South Main Office space available Good Exposure, lots of natural light, Only two spaces left, Great lease rates

Ed & Keith Kanemoto

Real Estate

303-772-2222

Buying or Selling

✭View of Mountains✭

4140

$750- 2 BDRM, 1 ba, 1 car detached gar, new carpet.

No pets. 4575 WCR 46, Johnstown, (970)532-2652

Real Estate 12 144599 12-144599

255 WEAVER PARK CLASS “A” second floor office space for lease or sale. Common area, conference room, elevator, mountain views.

1 yr Free Rent!

Don Rulle, CCIM

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Classifieds

Retail Space 4135

303-772-2222

$O Down!

5089

SEMI-FURN Rooms/Apts Wkly/mnthly from $100/wk Utils/micro/fridge inc (303)931-7108

Ken Kanemoto

Own a home for

Roommates Wanted 4120

Rooms For Rent

303-772-2222

12-144600

✭ 2 BDRM, 1 BA, fncd yd, $875/mo pets nego, 435 Emery St , 303-931-6098.

Bank Owned Industrial Condo For Sale

Information on additional office spaces can be viewed at www.longmontcommercial.com

2001 CALICO CT: 4 bdrm, 4470 sqft. Avail. Immed. $2550 (303)440-8200

Seasons Re, (720)494-2133.

BOX ELDER CREEK1 acre lots, views. $53K OWC. (303)435-4264

stream, ponds, Spec Views • Adult Park 3 bdrm $13,900 of Pikes Peak & Longs, • Family Park 3 bdrm, homestead house & barn on $11,900 • $53,500 Assume quiet 38 acres near Hyloan, 28x44. (303)946-0865 giene. $1.8 mil. 303-885-3469 FINALLY a HOUSING RINN VALLEY RANCH 1/2 acre bldg sites with alternative that is truly views! Builder ready, from affordable! Brand new 3 bdrm mfg home w/all $55K. (303)435-4264 appl´s including central air.

Own it outright in 8 years w/only $2,000 down & 1263 PTARMIGAN DRONLY $725/per month. Ask Open House Sun 1-3. 3b/3b. about our completely $289,900. (303)513-8518 furnished options.

3 BDRM2 full ba, 2 car ALL YOU NEED! Furn Call (303)772-3240 NOW! gar, beautiful home! $175K bdrm, W/D, utils pd. Male (303)775-9197 / (303)775-5549 Heidi & Helena buy houses!

40+ N/S. $475. 303-833-0841 $ SAVE YOUR CREDIT $ 303-725-8388 / 303-459-2711 MATURE MALE 40+ share home all utils + w/d $425/mo. (303)833-6808 OPEN SAT & SUN 1-3 4 bdrm, 3 ba, 2 car, frpl, M/F SHARE home, new Sell Your House A/C, sprk sys, wood floor. paint $400/mo inc utils + 2413 Pennock Way, $259,900 Fast! $200 dep 303-776-6677 Quick Sale - Fair Price Barnard Agency Realtors 720-962-4688 Sue Bridgeman 303-776-9438 Share Clean Quiet Home Scott Sloane 303-349-5999 Many Extras, lg bd & bth $475 inc utils. 303-651-6298

Lafayette

Real Estate Wanted 5170

Avail Now, Maint free ranch, 3 bdrm, 3 ba, 2 car, all applcs, N/P, N/S. SW Longmont $1500+ dep.

Call, Sharyl 303-772-0917.

DACONO ✭ 3 bdrm, 1500 sf, lndry rm, $850. 4 bdrm too.

124 Anniversary Ln, Lgmt 303-979-6602 or 303-909-2404 3 bdrm, 2 ba ranch, 2100 SF, hdwd flrs, patial fin EXECUTIVE HOME $1350 bsmt, 1 car gar, sm pets & dep. 5 bdrm, 4 ba, full use nego. $1000 Jan 303-775-6668 of pools & tennis courts.

1 BDRM, 3/4 BA Cottage, Pets nego, no smk. yr lse, refs. No pets or (970)984-2929, (303)915-1266 smokers. 734 1/2 Bowen. or (303)915-4331. Avail 4/1 $650 (303)772-3399

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Longmont • Cheryl & Lance Messinger from Peter Adeney, 629 Gay St, Longmont, $212,500, home • Laurie Adams from Michael Cancilla, 7911 Countryside Dr Unit 134, Longmont, $133,000, condo • Mark & Deborah Schell from Deutsche Bank National Trust Trust, 9078 Fieldcrest Ln, Longmont, $625,000, home • Ninfa Perez from Deutsche Bank National Trust, 1322 Collyer St, Longmont, $81,500, home • Wei Cui from James Drudge, 684 Glenarbor Cir, Longmont, $272,500, home • Daniel Cavazos from G Mz Investments LLC, 1256 Atwood Ct, Longmont, $157,000, home • Paul Gst from GMAC Mtg LLC, 348 Collyer St Unit 104, Longmont, $45,100, condo • Glenn Wright from Michael Granger, 1206 Columbia Dr, Longmont, $280,800, home • Cartus Corp from Kaythryn Hillman, 1229 Juniper St, Longmont, $174,000, home • Ronald & Cathleen Nats from HSBC Bank USA Trustee, 1549 19th Ave, Longmont, $155,100, home • Barry Capps from HUD, 1601 Great Western Dr Unit H7, Longmont, $126,000, condo • Andrew Wilcox from Ixis Real Estate Capital Trust, 830 Hover St, Longmont, $70,000, home • Michael & Lisa Herrmann from Gerald Kokora, 1406 Tulip St, Longmont, $154,000, home • Rebecca Houghton from Lorraine Scott, 737 Arrowood St, Longmont, $205,000, home • Jin Liu from Somerset Meadows LLC, 2021 Poppyfield Ct, Longmont, $150,000, home • Jeffrey Wright from US Bank National, 500 Lashley St Unit 7, Longmont, $90,000, condo • Shawn Gegusbrown from Patricia Alattas, 1545 Lamplighter Dr, Longmont, $153,900, home • Jason & Cynthia Ferrell from Capital Advantage Investments, 2436 Scott Ct, Longmont, $281,000, home • Mark Michels from Federal Home Loan Mortgage, 2150 17th Ave, Longmont, $138,000, home • Isaac & Mitzi Newland from Federal Home Loan Mortgage, 830 E 5th Ave, Longmont, $205,000, home • Dwayne & Gloria Strong from John Fredericks, 2515 Eagleview Cir, Longmont, $380,000,

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home • Stephen & Deanna Frothingham from Debra Gehrke, 426 Westview Ct, Longmont, $351,300, home • Alice York from Ronald Goodman, 1640 Metropolitan Dr, Longmont, $255,000, home • Rita Rollings from Guaranty Bank Trust Co, 1334 S Emery St Unit D, Longmont, $157,000, condo • Thomas & Juleanne Ainsworth from Kier Bard Living Trust, 4038 Arezzo Dr, Longmont, $275,000, home • Virginia Pollock from Paul Maes Paul, 2226 Vivian St, Longmont, $168,000, home • Brian & Ashlee Tabolt from Stephan Wood, 913 Little Leaf Ct, Longmont, $355,000, home • Michael Morris from Kyle Radder, 5881 Booth Dr, Longmont, $237,000, home Allenspark • Richard & Lisa Neuman from Charles Bradley, 164 Ski Rd, Allenspark, $337,500, home Allenspark • Linda Stehle from US Bank, 228 S 3rd St, Berthoud, $137,000, home • Govert Koetsier from Marjorie Grace, 1205 Lakota Ridge Ct, Berthoud, $630,000, home • Eileen Seger from Susan Spurr, 832 Gentlewind Way, Berthoud, $180,900, home Dacono • Shanna Starchok from Aurora Loan Services LLC, 1065 Sunrise Cir, Dacono, $138,000, home • James Buck from Deutsche Bk Natl Trust Co, 428 Sterling Ln, Dacono, $65,000, home Erie • Scott Swaback from Vincent Dickstein, 310 Holbrook St, Erie, $179,500, home • Jason & Stephanie Gray from Fannie Mae, 1831 Clark Dr, Erie, $175,000, home • Corin & Carla Schrock from Flatiron Mtg Lending LLC, 1325 Lawson Ave, Erie, $420,000, home • Brett Russell from US Bank National Association Trust, 1307 Allen Ave, Erie, $364,000, home • Deborah Urbont from Jason Heddings, 606 Hendee Ct, Erie, $244,000, home • Jeffery & Heidi Pickett from Diane Lee, 8005 Morningside Dr, Erie, $395,000, home • Phyllis Peel from Six Point Erie Village LLC, 1014 Village Cir, Erie, $288,500, home • David & Deanna Breeding

from Christopher Todd, 1234 Tyler Pl, Erie, $376,000, home • Joseph Vrablik from Inhee Collier, 2215 Lupine Pl, Erie, $275,000, home • David Curta from Deutsche Bk Natl Trust Co, 1970 Lodgepole Dr, Erie, $350,000, home • Christopher & Krist Bergman from Travis Jensen Travis, 1469 Lawson Ave, Erie, $422,000, home • William & Sheree Jackson from Salvatore Tortora, 1541 Lawson Ave, Erie, $457,000, home Firestone • Michael & Abigail Callaway from Tyson Foshee, 10239 Barron St, Firestone, $182,000, home • Whitney Shupe from Melody Homes Inc, 6991 Sunburst Ave, Firestone, $264,000, home • Matt & Laura Crandell from Susan Williams, 10244 Dogwood St, Firestone, $220,000, home • Jared & Julie Brisendine from Melody Homes Inc, 10685 Ferncrest St, Firestone, $309,000, home • Roland Smith from Journey Homes LLC, 9731 Remington Ave, Firestone, $307,500, home • Tara Dimarco from Gary Killcoyne, 5778 Scenic Ave, Firestone, $308,000, home Fort Lupton • Mauro Ruiz from Credit Suisse First Boston Arm, 13291 Weld County Road 20, Fort Lupton, $190,000, home • Dolores Wilder from Alejandro Guerra, 343 3rd St, Fort Lupton, $46,000, home • James & Ann Lynch from Granite Rentals Inc, 1903 Aspen St, Fort Lupton, $137,900, home • Raymond & Lauren Shaffer from Fed Home Loan Mtg Corp, 121 S Roland Ave, Fort Lupton, $218,000, home Frederick • Jason & Gloria Medina from KDB Homes Inc, 2917 Saratoga Trl, Frederick, $381,500, home • Robert & Doris Wheeler from Melody Homes Inc, 8034 Raspberry Dr, Frederick, $200,000, home Lyons • George Sharman from Troy Reed, 202 Welch Ct, Lyons, $340,000, home Platteville • Michael & Roxanne Kessler from Travis Angell, 104 Plowshare Ln, Platteville, $167,700, home • Jason Protzman from Richard Howard, 404 Harrow Ln, Plat-

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teville, $195,000, home Foreclosures – notice of election and demand • Borrower: Jon & Renee Neuhalfen, Lender: BAC Home Loans Servicing LP, Amount: $183,782, Property: 841 Longview Ave, Berthoud, Filed: 03/08/10 • Borrower: Wesley Ross & Holly Heartso, Lender: Deutsche Bank National Trust Company, Amount: $157,853, Property: 1137 Glen Creighton Dr, Dacono, Filed: 03/08/10 • Borrower: James & Irene Donovan, Lender: Chase Home Finance LLC, Amount: $210,541, Property: 446 Tynan Ct, Erie, Filed: 03/05/10 • Borrower: Tracy Garrett, Lender: Chase Home Finance LLC, Amount: $157,228, Property: 392 Montgomery Dr, Erie, Filed: 03/10/10 • Borrower: Dena Baker, Lender: US Bank National Association, Amount: $204,274, Property: 5943 Mountain Shadows Blvd, Firestone, Filed: 03/08/10 • Borrower: Paul & Ammie Wright, Lender: BAC Home Loans Servicing LP, Amount: $150,451, Property: 10461 Deerfield St, Firestone, Filed: 03/09/10 • Borrower: Robert Reddick, Lender: Wells Fargo Bank NA, Amount: $140,199, Property: 15075 Good Ave, Fort Lupton, Filed: 03/04/10 • Borrower: Warren & Jo Ellen Wagoner, Lender: Aurora Loan Services LLC, Amount: $327,897, Property: 271 Corvette Cir, Fort Lupton, Filed: 03/05/10 • Borrower: Tom Mallinson, Lender: JPMorgan Chase Bank National Assoc, Amount: $121,697, Property: 1638 Conestoga Trl, Fort Lupton, Filed: 03/08/10 • Borrower: Timothy Geiser, Lender: The Bank Of New York Mellon, Amount: $151,933, Property: 1159 Cottonwood Ave, Fort Lupton, Filed: 03/08/10 • Borrower: Juan & Federico Alvarez, Lender: US Bank NA, Amount: $172,138, Property: 1092 Dogwood Ave, Fort Lupton, Filed: 03/09/10 • Borrower: Michael & Michelle Jenkins, Lender: BAC Home Loans Servicing LP, Amount: $115,346, Property: 1805 Aspen St, Fort Lupton, Filed: 03/10/10 • Borrower: Jacqueline & Phillip Herrmann, Lender: Nationstar Mortgage LLC, Amount: $224,900, Property: 5956 E Con-

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servation Dr, Frederick, Filed: 03/10/10 • Borrower: Jennifer Welch, Lender: Aurora Loan Services LLC, Amount: $149,881, Property: 1912 Kingston Ct, Longmont, Filed: 03/04/10 • Borrower: Hector Quiroz, Lender: Wells Fargo Bank NA, Amount: $218,281, Property: 1428 Deerwood Dr, Longmont, Filed: 03/04/10 • Borrower: Mark & Michelle Roberts, Lender: BAC Home Loans Servicing LP, Amount: $93,714, Property: 134 Empson St, Longmont, Filed: 03/04/10 • Borrower: Dennis Shaver, Lender: BAC Home Loans Servicing LP, Amount: $104,350, Property: 716 Goss Dr, Longmont, Filed: 03/05/10 • Borrower: Melanie & Chad Knowlden, Lender: Chase Home Finance LLC, Amount: $127,109, Property: 1301 Baker St C, Longmont, Filed: 03/05/10 • Borrower: Susan Wigham, Lender: The Bank Of New York Mellon, Amount: $153,602, Property: 741 Arrowwood St, Longmont, Filed: 03/05/10 • Borrower: William Rittner, Lender: Flagstar Bank FSB, Amount: $204,105, Property: 1820 Princess Dr, Longmont, Filed: 03/08/10 • Borrower: Michael & Kathy Tracy, Lender: Terry T Scamehorn, Amount: $165,000, Property: 2120 Hackberry Cir, Longmont, Filed: 03/08/10 • Borrower: Gregorio & Mariaisela Campa, Lender: The Bank Of New York Mellon Trust Co, Amount: $213,543, Property: 1503 Spencer St, Longmont, Filed: 03/08/10 • Borrower: Kevin Moersch & Alice Platt, Lender: JPMorgan Chase Bank National Assoc, Amount: $861,827, Property: 7356 Rabbit Mountain Rd, Longmont, Filed: 03/09/10 • Borrower: 645-A Tenacity LLC, Lender: Guaranty Bank And Trust Company, Amount: $466,685, Property: 645 Tenacity Dr A, Longmont, Filed: 03/09/10 • Borrower: Daniel Najera, Lender: US Bank National Association, Amount: $164,970, Property: 1057 Townley Cir, Longmont, Filed: 03/10/10 • Borrower: Tracy Blackwell, Lender: Wells Fargo Bank NA As Trustee, Amount: $235,600, Property: 481 E 16th Ave, Longmont, Filed: 03/10/10

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OPEN HOUSE DIRECTORY FEATURED HOMES

12-144223

Open Sat 1-3 & Sun 1-3

Open Sat 1-3

1616 Redfern Place Longmont

1471 Lincoln Cir.

$196,500

12-142603

Open Sat-Sun 1-3

810 Village Dr.

Longmont

Milliken

$249,000

Great View of Mountains!!

3 Bdrm/1Ba/2car/Ranch Remember Tax Credit!

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Cecelia A. Siebrecht • 7 Star Realty • (303)776-9192

13-144290

$168,000

3Bd, 3Ba, 2214 SF. Gorgeous Lot, Mtn Views from Master. Hardwood floors, skylights. Eat in kit & formal dining.

Model home w/eat-in kitchen with park views. Open floor plan, master bd w/walk-in closet & mtn views.

Tamara Stodder/Remax Alliance • (303)888-0234

Windmills LLC • (970)587-6966

12-144401

Open Sat 11-1

Open Sat 11-1

Open Sat & Sun 1-3

2990 Bellmeade Way

1930 Rannoch

2413 Pennock Way

Longmont

12-142612

$349,900 Immaculate patio home with finished basement

Kathy Crowder/RE/MAX Alliance-Longmont • (303)775-0206

Address

Hours

$259,900 4 Bedroom, 3 Bath, 2 Car, Fireplace, AC, Sprinkler System and Wood Floors.

Anita Young/ERA Tradewind • (720)260-9383

Office

12-144517

Sue Bridgeman • (303)776-9438

SATURDAY OPEN HOUSES Hours 1-3

Office 7 Star Realty/Siebrecht

970-587-6966

Mead

3796 Vale View Lane

1-3

Summit Real Estate & Marketing 970-535-9200

303-772-9620

Mead

3207 Cottonwood Court 1-3

Summit Real Estate & Marketing 970-535-9200

3636 Vale View Lane

1-3

Summit Real Estate & Marketing 970-535-9200

Location

Longmont 1339 Gay St.

1:30-3 Remax Alliance/Crowder

Phone 303-775-0206

$168,000

Milliken

1-3

Windmills, LLC

$178,000

Longmont 1327 Aspen St.

12-2

ERA Tradewind/Frenzen

Price $196,500

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Location Address Longmont 1616 Redfern Place

Price

$142,500

810 Village Dr.

$380,000 Huge house, REDUCED, 2 Blks to Ute Creek Clubhouse.

Backs to a park. Motivated!

12-144518

SATURDAY OPEN HOUSES

Longmont

Phone 303-776-9192

$183,500

Longmont 1557 Emery St.

1:30-1:50 Remax Traditions/Stow

303-827-7046

Mead

$214,900

Longmont 708 S. Pratt Parkway

1-4

303-775-7079

Mead

3656 Vale View Lane

1-3

Summit Real Estate & Marketing 970-535-9200

Prudential Rocky Mtn/Bradley 303-772-2222

Mead

3505 Vale View Lane

1-3

ERA Tradewind/Bashor

11-1

Remax Traditions/Carpenter

$218,000

Berthoud 1406 Glacier Ave

$249,000

Longmont 1471 Lincoln Circle

1-3

Remax Alliance/Stodder

303-888-0234

$259,900

Longmont 730 Vivian St.

11-1

ERA Tradewind/Crews

303-772-9620

$259,900

Longmont 2413 Pennock Way

1-3

Barnard Agency/Bridgeman

303-776-9438

Prudential Rocky Mtn/Falce

SUNDAY OPEN HOUSES

303-775-2994

303-772-2222

Price

Location

Address

Hours

Office

Phone

303-827-7046

$168,000

Milliken

810 Village Dr.

1-3

Windmills, LLC

970-587-6966

$309,000

Longmont 2413 Redwood Ct.

11-1

$310,000

Longmont 1322 Bramble Place

1-1:20 Remax Traditions/Stow

$329,500

Longmont 1604 16th Place

2-2:20 Remax Traditions/Stow

303-827-7046

$178,000

Longmont 1327 Aspen St.

10-12

ERA Tradewind/Rauscher

303-772-9620

$340,000

Longmont 709 Tanager Circle

12:30-12:50 Remax Traditions/Stow

303-827-7046

$199,900

Longmont 1413 S. Bowen

12:30-2:30

ERA Tradewind/Wood

303-772-9620

$349,900

Longmont 2990 Bellmeade Way

11-1

303-775-0206

$249,000

Longmont 1229 4th Ave

12-2

Remax Traditions/Lee

303-772-3800

Longmont 2413 Pennock Way 1-3

Barnard Agency/Johnna

303-776-9438

Remax Alliance/Crowder

$350,000

Longmont 1427 Clemson Dr.

3-3:20 Remax Traditions/Stow

303-827-7046

$259,900

$365,000

Longmont 2094 Harvard St.

2:30-2:50 Remax Traditions/Stow

303-827-7046

$345,000

Frederick 3106 Comanche Ct. 12-2

Remax Traditions/Danzl

303-772-3800

$380,000

Longmont 1930 Rannoch

11-1

720-260-9383

$355,000

Longmont 2034 Falcon St.

Mimi Miller Realty

303-774-6531

$385,000

Longmont 11748 Ashton Rd.

12-12:20 Remax Traditions/Stow

303-827-7046

$550,000

Longmont 1641 Turin Dr.

3:30-3:50 Remax Traditions/Stow

303-827-7046

$750,000

Mead

11-11:20 Remax Traditions/Stow

303-827-7046

233 Mulligan Lake Dr.

ERA Tradewind/Young

1-3

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