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After the Storms Heavy storms may have beat up your garden, but all hope is not lost. Depending on the plant and the level of damage, it may recover.

Selling a Home ‘As-Is’ Does Not Eliminate Need to Disclose Defects To avoid being sued later, any defects in a home should be disclosed up front by the seller, whether the home is sold ‘As-Is’ or not.

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If your plants suffered damage from heavy storms, they still may recover. (Shutterstock)

after the storm, and Gardeners have an if there’s no sign of unusual take on things. life, replant. One moment we’re in When choosing a frenzy of panic over plants for aphids in the garden, replacements of the next we’re shrugging vegetables, keep in off near total loss of mind how many plants due to weather. growing days are left We’re not adjusting our in our season. If you medication; it’s just that don’t mind planning some things we can’t to cover the plants control. CAROL O’MEARA in the odd snow Hail, for example. CSU Extension squall we might get We’ve been luxuriating in in September, you a wet season, with plenty could get away with crops that of rain to keep lawns and gardens take longer than 65 days to start happy. But Mother Nature has a producing. Cabbages, beans, Napa dark side, and she’s also sent some cabbage, and broccoli all were severe storms to go along with it. sown in my garden this week, Leaf tearing, plants stripped of replacing plants I’ve lost. leaves, tree branches dinged worse Flowering annuals stripped of than our cars – it’s gotten a bit their leaves may not survive, and ugly out amongst the ﬂowers and replanting now will ensure a good vegetables. display later in summer. Yes, it’s If your plants were victims of hard to pull up those babies, so the savage skies, take heart: it if there are a few bits left on the looks bad now but, depending on stem and you’re feeling nurturing, the plant, its maturity, and time clean them up and a give them a left in the season for recovery, all light application of fertilizer. They may not be lost. And there is also might recover. time to resow some things. Severely shredded leaves on Vegetable root crops, such as smaller perennials should be cut potatoes or beets, with destroyed back to the ground, and if the leaves could send up new shoots, leaves aren’t too damaged, leave compromising quality of the crop. them alone. Bleeding hearts and In this case the produce may not other perennials with soft stems be worth the growing space. For that look reasonably unharmed leafy vegetables, be patient: give should be cut back part way. them at least a week to recuperate Loveland Reporter-Herald – AtHomeColorado.com

Generally they’ll sprout new leaves along the stem at the junction between the old leaves and the stem. Work fertilizer in around any damaged perennials that are well established to give them a boost for recovery. Those with ﬁrm stalks should be cut partially back. If they don’t sprout new leaves on existing stems, look for new stems pushing up from their roots. Examine your woody plants for wounds in the bark or torn limbs; clean up the wound site with a sharp knife and let the plant heal itself. Turn over and empty containers that might have captured rain to prevent mosquitoes from using it as a nursery. Our gardens will recover after this weather, and soon we can return to scouting for aphids, slugs, and other thugs in the yard. ————————————— Colorado State University Extension, together with Boulder County Parks and Open Space, provides unbiased, research-based information about consumer and family issues, horticulture, natural resources, agriculture and 4-H youth development. For more information contact Extension at the Boulder County Fairgrounds, 9595 Nelson Rd., Box B, Longmont, 303.678.6238, or visit the web site at ext.colostate.edu/boulder. July 6-7, 2019

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Selling a home ‘as-is’ does not eliminate your need to disclose defects By Ilyce Glink and Samuel J. Tamkin, Tribune Content Agency Q: A large bank of windows in our home leaks from time to time. We can have a very heavy rain or storm system move through our area and experience no leakage. But a light rain can happen, and we detect some leakage. We’ve spent about $3,000 to have the windows recaulked, and flashing and cedar siding replaced. Yet, the problem remains and only happens inconsistently. Does this type of problem need to be disclosed if we decide to sell the home? We’ve had a number of companies evaluate the situation with no permanent remedy. Should we consider selling the home in “as is” condition? Can you provide an explanation of the pros and cons of selling a home “as is”? A: Water problems in homes can be quite tricky, because the cliche “water finds its level” is true. We’ve heard of situations where water comes down from the roof and ends up leaking through a window, or comes in through the sides of a window when the window is not flashed properly, or comes through the casing of the window when the window is not built right. And, water can come through the sides of a windowpane when the caulking and sealing has failed. Which problem do you have? Who knows, right?

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You seem to be trying to resolve the issue logically and have put quite a bit of money into trying to fix the situation. Given the amount of money you’ve put into the issue, without achieving a satisfactory resolution, we’d think that you’ll probably have to disclose the issue to a potential buyer. Many seller disclosure forms specifically ask you to disclose problems or defects with windows. A buyer won’t be able to see the problem unless the windows happen to be leaking when they walk through the home; but you do know of the issue, so that likely means you have to tell the buyer. Although this will be frustrating to hear, we think that you need to find a solution to your water problem. And, there are some solutions you haven’t tried yet: It’s possible your leakage could be related to wind-driven rain, and your windows may be faulty. While you may have caulked the frame of the window and reflashed them, you may have to consider that the actual window construction itself is the problem. (We had this problem ourselves and spent thousands of dollars running through the same set of solutions over the course of a decade, only to discover the window itself was faulty and needed to be replaced.) Once you rule out the windows themselves, consider using an infrared sensor and a moisture meter when the windows leak to

see if you can pinpoint the source of the water. We know that home inspectors use infrared cameras and moisture meters and frequently catch problems in homes that way, and it occurred to us that this could be something worthwhile for you. Talk to some professionals, and see if they have additional ideas. On the issue of selling your home “as-is” condition, you should know that selling a home “as-is” does not eliminate your need to disclose defects in your home in states that require seller disclosure to a buyer. When you sell a home “as-is” you put the buyer on notice that you are not making any representations as to the condition of the home, other than as required by law. But what most people take from an “as-is” sale is that the home has or may have serious problems and that the buyer needs to investigate these problems. Once closed, the buyer is on their own when it comes to any issues that come up with the home. That might help you sell, but you’ll pay the price in the form of what you can get for your home. Homes that are sold “as-is” generally will sell for less than other homes. Sometimes selling “as-is” scares off potential buyers, so it might take you a lot longer to sell. If you truly can’t ﬁx the problem, you should disclose the problem to the buyer and then

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make sure your contract also states that you have disclosed this problem; you should disavow any obligation to repair any issues related to the windows that have the problem. You might still scare off some buyers, but at least they shouldn’t be able to come back and sue you for not disclosing the issue to them. However, given the problem we will assume that buyers will make a bigger deal of the window issue and may discount the price of the home substantially for the problem. You could get lucky and ﬁnd a buyer who believes they have a solution, or occasional leakage doesn’t bother them; but most buyers (and their home inspectors) will see the issue as a big problem and will ding you on the price. Better to solve the problem. We’re hoping you can before you list the home for sale. (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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A little whimsy in a room never hurt anyone! Neutral pillows can be full of personality when you tie them into your love of canines. (Handout/TNS)

DOGGY DECOR: Designing for a fur baby these items altogether would benefit from a stylish and functional basket or storage hutch, a lot of the time it’s not realistic to be constantly putting People need pillows too! Incorporate your love for dogs into these necessities away. Instead, I your décor with trendy fabric patterns. (Handout/TNS) encourage you to use items that enhance your decor and keep your By Katie Laughridge, frequently used dog goodies within arm’s reach. Tribune News Service (TNS) Start with the big things first, like the dog bed. We spend so much time picking out Fur babies are very important members of textiles and finishes for our own furniture, it’s a the family. Yet I’ve had many customers tell me shame to throw off your space with a huge dog they feel like they must choose between their mattress. Fear not! There are so many highpets and their decor. performance fabrics available now, in countless It’s true — our furry friends come with their colors, patterns and textures that it’s easy (and own clutter, full of bowls, beds, toys and treats dare I say fun) to pick out a bed for your best to spread out. It can be hard to place a dog bed fur friend. No longer an eyesore, they can curl over your carefully picked out hand-knotted up by your feet in comfort and style. rug, which needs to be seen to tie together the Porcelain dog bowls that match your own sofa and the curtains, after all. This chatter tableware are an elevated meal setting for pups. got me thinking. With the dog days of summer Still easy to wash and food-safe, they don’t pull right around the corner (sorry, feline friends, your attention when walking through a fully we love you too!), there is no better way to decorated kitchen. I recommend placing them celebrate then by exploring some ways to on small washable rugs that can be ordered in better harmonize your fur baby and your home any size. Using cute containers for treats and furnishings. toys is another way to hide the clutter from First things first, stylize the canine clutter. visiting eyes while still adding to your decor. In my mind, the dog necessities I see out and Once the necessities are taken care of, go about in homes the most are the bowls, beds, even further and represent your furry family toys and treats. While those who prefer to hide member in your own items. There is no limit to 4

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showing your dog love. From fabric to towels, art and statues there are canine items for every room in your house should you want them. ——— Adapted from nellhills.com. Katie Laughridge is the owner of Kansas City interior design destination Nell Hill’s. For more information, contact Katie at info@nellhills. com.

These porcelain dog bowls elevate your pups mealtime and your kitchen decor at the same time! Heavy-weight and as beautiful as your own plate settings, they are a customer favorite! (Handout/TNS) July 6-7, 2019

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A pairing of two citrus colors, yellow and green, adds interest to this formal dining area. (Design Recipes/TNS)

By Cathy Hobbs Tribune News Service (TNS) From lemons and limes to oranges and grapefruits, the rich and vibrant colors of these juicy fruits can also help provide bursts of color in your home. Many citrus colors blend well together and in nearly every instance convey a bright, fresh and cheery message. Looking for ways to infuse citrus into your home? Here are some top tips. 1. Mix and match. It is OK to mix various citrus colors in the same room.

2. Use citrus colors as accents. Bright yellow and crisp lime can make great accent colors in nearly any room. 3. Pair citrus colors with neutral colors and tones such as white, black and tan. These colors work well to create a sense of contrast. 4. Consider using citrus colors as accents. Whether it’s an accent pillow, accessory, artwork or area rug, accessories are a wonderful way to infuse citrus colors into your home. 5. Repeat citrus colors throughout a room or home. By repeating or mapping the same or similar colors throughout a space you will help create an inviting and cohesive space. ———

A bold piece of art with citrus tones enlivens this living room. (Design Recipes/TNS) July 6-7, 2019

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 www.cathyhobbs.com .

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Sweet, remodeled home in SW Loveland with a big yard. Beautiful wood ﬂoors in kitchen, dining and living room. Newer carpet, newer furnace, A/C, hot water heater. Appliances, washer/ dryer included.

Charming downtown Loveland property, fully rebuilt and immaculate stunner! 3 bedroom 3 bathroom, Wolf & Jenn-Air appliances, oﬃce area and loft, bonus upper level, chicken coop, & more!

CUSTOM LAKE FRONT WALKOUT! 3bd, 3bth, 2 car. Huge rec rm, craft rm & ½bth. Hardwd, FP. Newer kitchen SS appls, maple cabinets. Lg master w/sitting area, 5-piece, access balcony overlooking lake. Trex deck overlooks city owned, stocked lake.

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2722 Saltbrush Dr, Loveland Neighborhood w/private lakes, pool & walking trls. Beautiful home on corner lot w/dream chef ’s kitchen w/pantry, white cabinets, beautiful cosmo ﬁreplace, 8’ doors, KitchenAid appls, quartz & island. Covered Patio. $619,000 | MLS #883452

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6340 Pumpkin Ridge Dr 1,Windsor

Phenomenal Highland Meadows townhome. Impeccable quality. Modern kitchen w/quartz, subway tile, SS apps, gas stove, hardwd. Bright living rm w/2-story ceiling & FP. Main ﬂr master w/barn door to bth w/walk-in shower & WIC. Loft. Fin bsmt w/living space, bd, bth & storage. $499,000 | MLS #885181

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2898 Pawnee Creek Dr, Loveland Beautiful Ranch w/walkout bsmt w/10’ ceilings & kitchen! Perfect for mother-in-law suite! Has it all: NEW designer paint, wood ﬂrs, new carpet, quartz & chefs kitchen. Hiking trls, pool, park, High Plains Enviro Center & EC-8 STEM school! $649,000 | MLS #883900

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2260 Stonefish Dr, Windsor

Gorgeous Water Valley 2 story w/open ﬂr plan, 3 car, upgraded kitchen & great outdoor space! Main ﬂr w/hardwd, sep dining & beautiful gourmet kitchen w/island, granite, SS app, gas cook top, double oven & walk in pantry. Spacious master w/5pc & WIC. Lg yard w/deck & patio. Full UF bsmt. $460,000 | MLS #874384

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2930 Culebra Peak Dr, Loveland

Wonderful 7 Lakes ranch w/open layout & vaulted ceilings! Bsmt w/rec rm, wet bar. Upgrades: new slate kitchen apps, reﬁn hardwd, walk-in tub, new furnace & AC, upgraded windows, new bsmt carpet w/25yr wrty & fresh paint. Lg patio! Miles of trls & access to 2 private non-motorized lakes! $599,500 | MLS #884463

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8071 Lighthouse Ln, Windsor

Fantastic Highland Meadows 2-story. Meticulously maintained. Bright & spacious eat-in kitchen, cozy family rm w/ FP & built-ins. Formal living & dining. Lg master w/vaulted ceilings, 5pc, WIC. Versatile loft. Deck w/built-in seating & planters. Beautiful mature landscape, backs open space for private retreat. $455,000 | MLS #879587

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Who needs millennials? Gen Z is the next big housing market By Steve Brown The Dallas Morning News (TNS) Forget about the millennials. The hot new housing segment real estate agents and builders are eyeing is Generation Z. That’s the group of Americans born right after the millennials. “Right now the oldest segment of Generation Z is 24,” said Dave Mele, president of Homes. com “Millennials are the largest segment of today’s homebuyers. “They are larger than millennials in terms of size.” Currently millennials make up about a third of the U.S. homebuying market compared with Generation Z’s 27 percent population share. But by 2026, Gen Z is expected to be the largest U.S. demographic group with about 82 million consumers.

That’s why home sales industry players including Mele are focusing on this upcoming group. And, he says, he’s encouraged that more Generation Z members say they want to own homes. A Home.com survey found that 87 percent of Gen Z members say they intend to buy before they are 35. “That’s a fairly staggering number,” Mele said at the National Association of Real Estate Editors’ meeting this week in Austin. “That’s 20 points higher than the overall homeownership percentage in the U.S.” The current strong economy may be a factor in Gen Z’s positive perceptions about homebuying. “It has come of age in a different time period,” Mele said. “ Millennials entered homebuying

really right after the largest ﬁnancial crisis since the Great Depression. “Generation Z is entering at a time of economic prosperity.” Mele said the upcoming generation of U.S. homebuyers has different priorities from their elders. Home.com found that 48 percent of Gen Z buyers are racial and ethnic minorities. “Fifty-eight percent of our survey respondents said they’d prefer to live in a racially and ethnically diverse neighborhood,” Mele said. “That has really big implications. “That could change what our neighborhoods look like.” The Generation Z members Homes.com surveyed were also more likely to be unmarried — either singles or couples — than previous homebuying groups.

And they want to live close to where they work. More than 70 percent of Gen Zers listed proximity to work as the top factor driving their homebuying locations. “They are going to follow work,” Mele said. “If it gets too expensive for companies to have their workspace in the cities and they move to the suburbs and exurbs, Generation Z says they are going to follow that.” The youngest generation of homebuyers is also worried about housing affordability. Making enough to afford a house, coming up with a down payment and paying off student debt are top concerns. “This generation understands that they have to save,” Mele said. “They are willing to make sacriﬁces to save.”

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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 Nanci Garnand -- 2334 Harding Park Court, Waterfront Devl Inc, $175,000. UÊ Jackson Hindman -- 307 Turner Ave., and Patricia Albert, $282,000. UÊ Brandon and Megan Sykes -- 1113 Little Branch Lane, Twin Pines Invest Group LLC, $328,100. UÊ Justin Nelson -- 729 Sage Place, William and Stephanie Johnson, $344,000. UÊ Walter Owens -- 468 Grand Market Ave., Richﬁeld Homes LLC, $344,200. UÊ Ronald Nelson -- 603 Welch Ave., Jason French, $375,000. UÊ Justin Cox -- 1125 Little Branch Lane, Twin Pines Invest Group LLC, $398,300. UÊ Dustin Sorrell -- 2978 Urban Place, Lgi Homes Colo LLC, $399,900. UÊ Gary Papenfus -- 442 Nielson Place, Dfh Mandarin LLC, $400,000. UÊ Lucius and Courtney Odell -- 1105 Little Branch Lane, Twin Pines Invest Group LLC, $403,700. UÊ Jeremy and Katherine Glenn -- 334 Ellie Way, Saint Aubyn Homes LLC,

$412,000. UÊ Joshua Clowers -- 338 Ellie Way, Saint Aubyn Homes LLC, $417,500. UÊ Christopher Goodspeed -- 365 Canyonlands St., Saint Aubyn Homes LLC, $417,600. UÊ Joseph and Rachel Graham -- 680 Lene Lane, Saint Aubyn Homes LLC, $421,400. UÊ William and Stephanie Johnson -- 578 Tristian Place, Saint Aubyn Homes LLC, $423,000. UÊ Peter and Cynthia Woodward -- 208 E Colorado Ave., Kenneth and Tracy Larson, $425,000. UÊ Jill and Ervin Vallad -- 320 Spartan Ave., Dfh Mandarin LLC, $436,600. UÊ Robert and Katie Sellers -- 489 Wagon Bend Road, Richﬁeld Homes LLC, $440,000. UÊ Kenneth and Tracy Larson -- 2243 Tabor St., Saint Aubyn Homes LLC, $444,800. UÊ Jeff and Heather Kasparek -- 1636 Mount Meeker Ave., Austin and Kayla Coleman, $445,500. UÊ Daniel Gargosh -- 501 Wagon Bend Road, Richﬁeld Homes LLC, $457,000. UÊ Thomas and Tia Ferguson -- 1530 Glacier Ave., Michael F Kulpa, $470,000. UÊ Duchelle and William Mccormick -610 County Road 46, Heidi M Lutz, $500,000. UÊ James and Sheena Chand -- 315 Nebraska Ave., Blake and Teresa Fiedler, $520,000.

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Handcrafted Gem on 5 Acres Offered at $679,000 | MLS #879552 This handcrafted timber frame gem sits on five acres, and is full of one of a kind custom features. This custom home built by Frameworks is the perfect resting spot near a private pond and live water from Bear Trap Creek. Nearby access to the national forest, meadows, rock outcroppings, aspens, spruce and pine. Fenced with buck and rail, wildlife is abundant in this retreat. It is just a short drive from Fort Collins. This home has 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms. Horses are allowed.

UÊ Jason and Kelly French -- 612 Evita Court, Cheryl and Thomas Brickey, $585,000. UÊ Laura and Craig Jeffrey -- 3308 Branding Iron Way, Richard B Shook, $652,000. UÊ Craig and Theresa Strother -- 5058 Hulson Place, Tyson and Suzanne Hull, $875,000. UÊ Taylor Gold -- 3197 Sparrow Hawk Lane, Bruce and Anne Anderson, $965,000. Estes Park UÊ Martha Rendino -- 1161 Fairway Club Circle Unit 2, Laurel Jean Schultz, $169,000. UÊ Serhii Trydukh -- 1121 Fairway Club Circle Unit A5, Jamie and Dean Rinehart, $235,000. UÊ Joshua and Nicole White -- 2850 Aspen Drive, Robert W Margaret R Gallagher, $500,200. Fort Collins UÊ William Anderson -- 2012 Cheshire St., Edward E Morrell, $330,000. UÊ Ronald Hanson -- 5014 Brookﬁeld Drive Unit F, Sue Perrott Siferd, $330,000. UÊ Douglas and Elizabeth Darling -- 906 Richmond Drive Unit 1, Sharon and Shari Willman, $340,000. UÊ Sarah Tisinger -- 412 10Th St., Recycled Properties LLC, $351,000. UÊ Trudy Trimbath -- 2602 Avenger Place Unit 1, Hartford Homes Mosaic LLC, $365,000. UÊ Ryan Kocsis -- 2302 Stanley Court, Daniel and Patricia Williams, $368,000. UÊ Paul Bryant -- 2409 Flagstone Court, Jordan and Shaianne Kennedy, $371,000. UÊ Samuel and Jessica Lewis -- 1250 Reeves Drive, James and Nicole Stanley, $375,000. UÊ Edwin Meek -- 6715 Enterprise Drive Unit B-104, Janet Donegan, $380,000. UÊ Theresa Ruland -- 2503 Romeldale Court, Ryan and Catherine Beck, $383,000. UÊ James Shilling -- 3126 Indigo Circle S, Kirby J Pilcher, $395,000. UÊ Guixiao and Zihui Xu -- 6956 Rosemont Court, Stephen and Niki Doe, $396,000. UÊ Tony and Connie Hale -- 1603 Holly Way, Marvin Pamela Hart Family ,

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$408,000. UÊ Bryan and Kelly Dumesnil -- 2114 Saison St., Jessica M Tate, $410,000. UÊ Stella Harpold -- 7015 Woodrow Drive, David and Patricia Kilts, $417,000. UÊ Ambre Gejer -- 2320 Marshﬁeld Lane, Scott and Gretchen Gruenberger, $418,500. UÊ David Howard -- 6802 Enterprise Drive, Lokal Registry Ridge Towns , $418,500. UÊ Dawn Snyder -- 5151 Boardwalk Drive Unit H1, Jose and Silvia Sanchez, $419,900. UÊ Benito and Lauren Lucio -- 2651 W Lake St., Cornelis and Kaia Draijer, $429,000. UÊ Edward Gleason -- 927 Trading Post Road, Sarah and Warren Hoffman, $429,900. UÊ Shannon and Erin Mcevoy -- 2257 Westchase Road, Stephanie Grosskopf, $430,000. UÊ Laura and Jon Torbett -- 2338 Sweetwater Creek Drive, Mark and Marianne Madson, $435,000. UÊ Jeffrey and Kathryn Lynn -- 2815 Brush Creek Drive, David A Adkins, $447,500. UÊ Jay Burgess -- 625 Del Norte Place, Elizabeth Sugar Boese, $459,900. UÊ Edward and Sandra Hopkins -- 604 Collingswood Drive, Eleanor W Duke, $461,900. UÊ Michael Veres -- 825 Benthaven St., Michael David Kirby, $467,300. UÊ Scott Zogbaum -- 1301 Ticonderoga Drive, Cornelius and S Callahan, $478,300. UÊ Mark Sigda -- 3915 Yosemite Court, Jean E Needham, $491,900. UÊ Thomas and Brooke Larocca -- 1600 Scarborough Drive, Scarborough Invest LLC, $494,000. UÊ Dillion Koch -- 3003 Percheron Drive, Terrilyn Mickelson, $505,000. UÊ Allison Casey -- 2910 Zendt Drive, Mary Kathleen Walter, $505,000. UÊ Barbara Brink -- 415 San Juan Drive, Donald Roy Worthington Trust, $509,000. UÊ Jarred and Suzanne Mcclellan -- 2609 Saddle Creek Drive, Andrew and Amy Hansen, $510,000. UÊ Pinaka Veeramallu -- 5908 Piney Creek Drive, Richmond Am Homes

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Colo Inc, $510,400. UÊ Andrew and Gwynn Ellis -- 1101 W Oak St., Kiersten and Brett Berrong, $515,000. UÊ Clint and Winter Petrun -- 5505 Mail Creek Lane, Barry and Melissa Bates, $525,000. UÊ Paban and Sagarika Sarma -- 5926 Tilden St., Richmond Am Homes Colo Inc, $531,700. UÊ Kent and Jennifer Phillips -- 325 Skysail Lane, Meyer Family Trust, $535,000. UÊ Jessica and Leanna Elf -- 107 N Hollywood St., Carl and Sara Edwards, $536,000. UÊ Erik and Katelyn Johnson -- 632 Agape Way, Gordon Jr Eatherton, $540,000. UÊ Joseph Nugent -- 729 Mathews St., Shooting Star 729, $547,500. UÊ Katherine Mceldowney -- 1114 Saint Croix Place, James E Hansen, $548,000. UÊ Brady Mcewen -- 422 Hillsboro Court N, Manuel and Jean Ortega, $549,900. UÊ Megan Gaarder -- 3724 Ashmount Drive, Todd and Lisa Buckner, $550,000. UÊ Tara and Jason Hoff -- 3344 Golden Currant Blvd., Taekwang Suh, $550,000. UÊ Robert and Laura Lamb -- 3820 Oak Shadow Way, Katherine F Brazelton, $555,000. UÊ Joshua and Juliette Baker -- 1814 Rolling Gate Road, P and Tricia Lambert,

$569,900. UÊ Philip Woods -- 6921 Ranger Drive, Mark and Kelly Mincinski, $569,000. UÊ Kaitlin Heisel -- 1424 Paddle Court, Thelma and T Jablonsky, $570,000. UÊ Jason and Susan Hay -- 1406 Hummel Lane, Samson and Casey Jagoras, $585,000. UÊ Aleksander and Amanda Gorely -3138 Twin Wash Square, James and Jill Ocon, $585,000. UÊ Adam and Carrie Jung -- 5708 High Desert Place, Nicholas and Kara Mcdonald, $592,000. UÊ Rebecca and German Shoshensky -2302 Spruce Creek Drive, Jarom and Kelli Huff, $605,000. UÊ Robert and Anne Lytle -- 1108 Forrestal Drive, Michael B O Donnell Tru, $612,500. UÊ Lindsey and Ross Sparks -- 4312 Whippeny Drive, Brian and Sharai Kingston, $615,000. UÊ Stephanie Grosskopf -- 3526 Green Spring Drive, Clinton and Sasha Parker, $619,900. UÊ Derik and Sarah Drinnen -- 1301 Paragon Place, Bode Devl LLC, $625,000. UÊ Abram Huber -- 2338 Nancy Gray Ave., Scott Cummins, $628,000. UÊ Justin and Becca Fitzpatrick -- 5920 Espalier Lane, Toll Co I LLC, $630,000. UÊ Kim and Ray Phillips -- 3633 Green Spring Drive, Mary Lou Haag, $639,400. UÊ Ryan and Kim Ludtke -- 1020 W Oak St., Eleanor M Hill, $645,000.

UÊ Michael and Julie Larson -- 5515 Golden Willow Drive, Marshall and Corey Hall, $650,000. UÊ Michael and Jody May -- 2126 Blue Yonder Way, Brayden and Nicole Miller, $685,000. UÊ Laura and Mark Ludwin -- 3205 Muskrat Creek Drive, Dan S Ward, $685,000. UÊ Margaret and F Hill -- 1827 Michael Lane, Wynona B Thayer Trus, $691,500. UÊ Lawrence Perry -- 1713 Westview Road, Jeffrey Davison, $715,000. UÊ Leroy Stuerke -- 5944 Fossil Creek Parkway, Christine and Kevin Welch, $725,000. UÊ Robert Nelson -- 1106 Cobblestone Court, Steven and Lydia Arends, $738,000. UÊ Beth and Todd Parker -- 5709 Tilden St., Christopher and Vanessa Knight, $750,000. UÊ Bradley Pace -- 210 W Magnolia St. Unit 340, John M Kessenich, $775,000. UÊ Matthew and Elaine Bourret -- 541 Hawks Nest Way, Michael and Stella Milligan, $823,500. UÊ William and Tot Teachworth -- 236 Hawks Nest Way, Brad E Wise, $845,000. UÊ Daniel Monkowski -- 837 Vista Grande Circle, Nathaniel and Michelle Jones, $855,000. UÊ Kristopher Smith -- 719 Locust St., Michael J Riksheim, $875,000. UÊ Mark and Diane Rue -- 6409 Foothills

View Place, Toll Co I LLC, $908,400. UÊ James and Shauna Trzcinski -- 5434 Overhill Drive, Bettie and N Wygant, $977,000. UÊ Jessica and Charles Ayers -- 5775 Seldovia Road, Andrew J Klein Revocable , $1,050,000. UÊ James and Jeanne Matsuda -- 3216 Taliesin Way, Thomas and Sherri Young, $1,275,000. UÊ Matthew and Melissa Chismar -- 3051 Taliesin Way, Jeffrey and Diane Tompkins, $1,425,000. Greeley UÊ Scott Girten -- 2314 42Nd Ave. Court, Tammy J Girten, $139,500. UÊ Joey Gallegos -- 1006 4Th St., Jason and Marsha Gregg, $205,000. UÊ Moises Chanchavacvicente -- 1120 30Th St. Road, Kurtis J Ward, $219,900. UÊ Laurie Gales -- 2708 19Th St. Drive Apt 23, Christopher and Tamara Hein, $223,000. UÊ Angel Majalca -- 5775 29Th St. Unit 810, Rudy and Ronda Pena, $227,900. UÊ Jeremy Rivera -- 1402 10Th St., Topgun Invest Management LLC, $243,000. UÊ Roque Aparicio -- 2001 8Th St., Herbies Homes LLC, $245,000. UÊ Rory Harkless -- 1831 30Th St. Road, Erik J Palmquist, $249,000. UÊ Patrick Eisiminger -- 5135 W 11Th St. Road, Timothy and Delona Ault, $262,000. UÊ Zach Lopez -- 2833 15Th Ave. Court,

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Timothy M Rodgers, $269,000. UÊ Ovidio Rodriguez -- 2829 W 11Th St. Road, Spitzer Invest LLC, $273,000. UÊ Leticia Sanchez -- 518 36Th Ave., Matthew Robert Rusch, $278,000. UÊ William and Gail Kastner -- 2543 17Th Ave. Court, Raine and Su Steffordgrey, $281,300. UÊ Martin and Corinne Anderson -- 2921 Aspen Ave., Nolan Adam Bailey, $298,000. UÊ Daniel Herold -- 1001 43Rd Ave. Unit 15, Stephen and Leah Hurst, $299,000. UÊ Kevin Slinger -- 2545 18Th St. Road, Jerry Otto, $300,000. UÊ Alfredo and Leeann Bocanegra -- 149 50Th Ave. Court, Mark and Karen Herrington, $300,000. UÊ Joseph and Angelique Downey -- 1620 Montview Road, Joseph and Lisa Falsetto, $300,000. UÊ Creighton Brinker -- 807 43Rd Ave., Bruce A Moore, $306,500. UÊ Lauren Tipton -- 1015 18Th Ave., Charles and Courtney Luce, $307,000. UÊ Christopher and Tamara Hein -- 3178 52Nd Ave., Daniel and Lindsey Gale, $315,000. UÊ Jennifer Juvan -- 2306 82Nd Ave., Zachary and Lindsey Miller, $319,900. UÊ Nick Thornton -- 8422 17Th St., Laura J Eilers, $325,000. UÊ Kevin Harmon -- 2739 23Rd St., Blaine and Angela Rada, $326,000. UÊ Dylan Chambers -- 8738 13Th St., Journey Homes LLC, $328,300.

UÊ Clark Bergman -- 7712 23Rd St., David T Sevilla, $330,000. UÊ Steven and Melvis Martinez -- 8612 13Th St., Journey Homes LLC, $331,800. UÊ Joel Martinez -- 8617 13Th St., Journey Homes LLC, $335,800. UÊ Jared and Ashley Mckamey -- 8718 13Th St., Journey Homes LLC, $338,500. UÊ Donald and C Harper -- 3021 43Rd Ave., Cody and Stacy Zink, $350,000. UÊ Jacob and Cristina Stephens -- 1936 27Th Ave., Larry and Judith Weber, $355,000. UÊ Lauren Johnson -- 10405 W 12Th St., Aspen Homes Colo Inc, $357,700. UÊ James and Judith Vollan -- 304 51St Ave., Kris and Mary Jeffreys, $359,900. UÊ Denise Greco -- 8105 21St St. Road, Mark and Patty Diesing, $360,000. UÊ Joshua and Aubreena Deforest -- 1416 88Th Ave. Court, J J Constr Northern Colo LLC, $365,500. UÊ Luis and Ramiro Lopez -- 8800 13Th St., J J Constr Northern Colo LLC, $365,500. UÊ Brandon Hubbs -- 3002 55Th Ave., Gayle and Romelda Newsome, $375,000. UÊ Richard Valentin -- 1531 61St Ave. Court, Michael Jay Mcfee, $385,000. UÊ William and Jessica Fritz -- 2631 Belair Lane, Jeremy C Grant, $394,000. UÊ Ann New -- 8819 W 15Th St., Aspen View Homes LLC, $406,000. UÊ Val Orr -- 8206 Surrey St., Corie Cole

Beckmann, $449,900. UÊ Matthew Rangel -- 5719 5Th St. Road, Clyde and Sheri Leyden, $450,000. UÊ Thomas and Lori Ginn -- 6021 W 13Th St. Road, Kevin and Sheleen Jones, $453,000. UÊ Garrett and Caroline Cooley -- 5303 W 1St St., John Charles Brunk , $465,000. UÊ Nicholas and Kari Armitage -- 6209 W 21St St., Fawn Rosenbohm, $469,000. Johnstown UÊ Denny and Marcia Scroggins -- 22 S Estes Ave., Forrest K Ison, $269,000. UÊ Steven Gray -- 460 Saint Charles Place, Cogan Constr Services LLC, $290,000. UÊ Angela Sawtelle -- 3818 Heatherwood Circle, Justin and Jennifer Blum, $300,000. UÊ Alexandre and Laura Archambault -- 1912 Cherry Lane, Ralph and Linda Goble, $349,000. UÊ Manuel Lucero -- 461 Frontier Lane, Ronald and Marilyn Smith, $350,000. UÊ Carlos and Sandra Sanchez -- 412 River Rock Drive, Patrick D Masin, $356,500. UÊ Andrew Lueck -- 3429 Mountainwood Lane, Zachary and Stephen Lelwica, $360,000. UÊ James and Sue Tierney -- 4331 Onyx Place, Jonathan and Lori Leclair, $380,000. UÊ Beverly Trostel -- 1116 Cottonwood Court, Barry J Benson, $382,400.

UÊ Nancy Dutton -- 260 Kirkland Lane, Jeffrey and Kim Boltz, $407,000. UÊ Jed and Edna Bailey -- 1908 Wood Duck Drive, Michael T Wiwchar, $415,000. UÊ David Trask -- 340 Braveheart Lane, David and Charity Nygard, $427,000. UÊ Sharon Mckinney -- 184 Bittern Drive, Jacob and Katelynn Cheramy, $440,000. UÊ Joel and Kelly Johnson -- 4401 Sorrel Court, Gary J Grace, $450,900. UÊ Robert Romero -- 175 Glenroy Drive, Steven and Sarah Tracy, $479,000. UÊ Jody Duesler -- 3661 Crestwood Lane, Clayton Properties Group In, $519,400. UÊ Robert and Janet Bagley -- 1644 Mallard Drive, Marilyn F Carman Trust, $530,000. UÊ Matthew and Sarah Fisketjon -- 20027 Northmoor Drive, John Michael Soricelli, $585,000. UÊ Mary and Brent Rudd -- 4218 Angelica Place, Jason and Bonnie Johnston, $785,000. Loveland UÊ Alissa Rhoades -- 1906 E 18Th St., Patrick and Cynthia Sokoll, $210,000. UÊ Jacob and Jessica Schwarz -- 3942 Ash Ave., Raymond L Schwarz, $265,000. UÊ Michael and Kimberly Sheperek -- 2051 Grays Peak Drive Unit 203, Ryan and Roger Cahalan, $270,000. UÊ Craig Hau -- 461 Denver Ave., Brian and Kimarie Brown, $280,000. UÊ Cynthia and James Kruger -- 1004 Timpke Court, Jacqueline J Kline,

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MAKE ONE OF THESE GREAT PROPERTIES YOURS! 138 Acres of Vacant Land! ! ICE PR EW

Carter Lake Live/Work Opportunity!

New Listing on 3.6 Acres!

1784 James Park Trl, Loveland $1,050,000 • MLS# 865212

4151 Wilderland Way, Loveland $950,000 • MLS# 877823

3505 S County Road 31, Loveland $1,200,000 • MLS# 871670

6564 W US HWY 34, Loveland $550,000 • MLS# 886753

3 Beds • 3 Baths • Total Sq. Ft. 3,317 Views abound from this custom mountain home located at 6,800 feet with 270 degrees view east and west! Incudes over 2,000 sq. ft. of patio and a 2-story barn with additional finished space!

138 Acres of Vacant Land bordering Devils Backbone Open Space! Only 15 minutes to Downtown Loveland but feels like a world away! Call for more details or to schedule a tour!

3 Beds • 4 Baths • Total Sq. Ft. 2820 Opportunity abounds at the North Shore RV Park & Store with multiple streams of income with potential for more! Schedule your showing now to see this Live/Work property in the Carter Lake area!

2 Beds • 1 Baths • Total Sq. Ft. 1340 Cute 1900 bungalow located on 3.6 acres zoned Tourist west of the City of Loveland! Includes a 2 stall barn for up to 90 bales of hay with fully fenced and level fields to let your animals roam!

Custom Home on 35 Acres! ! ICE PR

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July 6-7, 2019