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WHERE’S THE SUN? The position of the sun relative to your home affects how you will utilize the space.

Quick Guide and Featured Open Homes

Add These Items to Your Fall Maintenance Checklist

LBAR Holds Annual Installation Ceremony

Looking for a home? View comprehensive listings of local open homes taking place this weekend from all across the area.

As we enter fall and temperatures begin to drop, our homes need to be prepped for winter. Use our handy checklist and you won’t miss a chore.

Loveland-Berthoud Association of Realtors (LBAR) has elected and installed their new board members for 2021-2022.

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With every passing year, Colorado’s real estate contracts are getting longer and BY SEAN MCILLWAIN longer. Our state’s MOD Boulder current Real Estate Contract to Buy and Sell Real Estate is over 20 pages long. But the long-windedness isn’t anything new; the statute of frauds, which requires that real estate contracts be in writing, has roots that span back to the English Parliament of 1677. Aiming to prevent contractual misunderstandings and fraudulent activity, the 1677 legislation stipulated that an oral contract wouldn’t sufﬁce, and that a written contract must be used for transactions where a large amount of money was at stake. Inﬂuenced by their English counterparts, this legislation was adopted by the founders of the New World. And as with many of our rules and regulations, there’s much debate over how to interpret 17th-century laws in

a 21st-century world. With the inception of devices like fax machines and computers and today’s preference for emails and texts, there’s been a growing universal acceptance of the e-signature. While e-signatures seem like a new technology, as with most advances, they truly are evolutionary versus revolutionary. Let’s go back to the 1830s, when Morse code was first used to send electric messages via telegraph. A revolution in long-distance communication, Morse code was able to send enforceable contracts and agreements. In fact, the enforceability of such contracts via Morse code went all the way to the New Hampshire Supreme Court in 1869 with Howley vs. Whipple. In terms of e-signatures as we know them today, the idea was first floated in 1976 by Stanford cryptography pioneers Whitfield Diffie and Martin Hellman. While they envisioned a digital signature scheme, they only theorized such a scheme, but never implemented it. It wasn’t until 1988, when Lotus Notes 1.0 became the first widely marketed software package

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to offer such digital signatures. Around the same time, fax machines became the du-jour device for transmitting time-sensitive, high-priority documents. At the turn of the 21st century, the 106th Congress passed the Electronic Signatures in Global and National Commerce Act, commonly known as ESIGN. ESIGN created four major requirements for an electronic signature to be recognized as valid under U.S. law, which are: Intent to sign, Consent to do business electronically, Association of signature with the record, and Record retention. Unsurprisingly, litigation around e-signatures versus handwritten signatures have skyrocketed in the last 20 years. Most recently, emails and even text messages have been disputed—and included— in what the courts consider a “binding” legal contract. And today, e-signatures are well established as the most trusted way to sign real estate documents and other legally binding contracts online.

Sean is the founding broker of Mod Boulder Real Estate. Call 720.252.6051, e-mail sean@modboulder.com or visit modboulder.com. September 25, 2021

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Loveland-Berthoud Association of Realtors holds annual installation ceremony

On September 16, at The Garden Room in Loveland, Loveland-Berthoud Association of Realtors® (LBAR), welcomed their new board into ofﬁce at their annual tInstallation Ceremony. (Photos by Austin Humphreys for Reporter-Herald.)

Robert Walkowicz and David Powell chat before the Installation Dinner .

Outgoing Chair of the Board of Directors Matt Kurtz speaks to attendees.

Cindy Kurtz is presented with an award from her son, Matt.

Incoming Board of Directors Chair Meagan Griesel mingles with the crowd.

Tammy Fisher presents Matthew Walkowicz with the Rookie of the Year award.

LBAR CEO Deborah Long applauds with the crowd as awards are presented.

Incoming Board of Directors Chair Meagan Griesel smiles on-stage ﬂanked by past Chairs Roberto Ortiz and Matt Kurtz as she is presented with a gavel.

Roberto Ortiz presents Matt Kurtz with the Realtor of the Year award.

Matthew Walkowicz speaks to the crowd after receiving the Rookie of the Year award.

Attendees watch as awards are presented.

Incoming Board of Directors Chair Meagan Griesel speaks to the crowd

Robert Walkowicz leads incoming members of the Board of Directors in an oath on-stage.

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Add these items to your fall maintenance checklist Paul F. P. Pogue Ask Angi (TNS)

Take care of air loss Caulk, seal and weatherstrip doors and windows where you ﬁnd drafts. This is one of the easiest and most effective ways to address energy loss. Whether you live in a hot climate or are preparing for a bitter winter, sealing up doors and windows will lower your energy bills and increase comfort.

Although temperatures may not be dropping across all of the nation, we’re entering the fall season, and that means it’s time to prepare your home for changes. Here are eight essential tasks to take care of your home over the next few months.

Gutter cleaning This is a Debris and leaf buildup in your gutters can cause roof and foundation damage. Gutter cleaning is an imdeceptively simple portant step in fall home maintenance. (Dreamstime/TNS) Check your but important insulation maintenance task Insufficient attic that protects your gutters can create backup on foundation during non-freezing insulation can cause energy loss roof, lawn, attic, foundation and times. A gutter cleaning ensures your roof in freezing weather or and contribute to ice dams on basement. Overflow from clogged smooth drainage every time. pooled water right next to your your rooftop. The average house should have at least 12 to 14 Prep your lawn inches of insulation in the attic. Aerate your lawn to improve Sentry Residential Real Estate Experts say they often see only 5 root development. Put away all We Serve Veterans & Their Families! or 6 inches. If your insulation is lawn equipment and hoses, as well 2903 Aspen Dr. Suite A, Loveland, CO 80538 too short, hire a pro to install new as drain gasoline. Sow grass seed www.1766Park.com 4 Bedrooms on on Upper Tired of working yourLevel home? in bald spots and add fertilizer insulation correctly. to help create a healthy lawn in Want to have $1,045,000 - NEW PRICING! someone else take spring. Inspect your fireplace and over the work? chimney I have Buyers who Inspect your foundation for If you have a fireplace, it are Looking for cracks something to do needs to be inspected every Foundation repairs can be Lake Views Inside & Outside! Let me make your year to avoid fire hazards. A some of the most expensive 2 Gas Log Fireplaces life easy. professional chimney cleaner Walkout Basement with Bar repairs your home ever requires. Seller says: Fish for Bass in Upper Hoffman Learn More: www.SecretHomeSellers.com Fortunately, foundation cracks are will clear out debris, check for structural damage and remove Thinking of Selling? easier to repair the sooner they’re #HappyPetHappyHome addressed. Once you’ve discovered creosote buildup. Look for a pro Bailey loves her who follows standards set by structural problems, call a pro as home! D the Chimney Safety Institute of soon as possible to address them. L SO America. Owners: Get a garage door tuneup Get your water heater drained Diane McInTurff & Your garage door needs to be and flushed: Tank-based water Sold for over asking price! Barry Floyd checked out every year or so, and Do you want to make selling heaters should receive this Your house easy? it’s better to get it tuned up now maintenance at least once a year, Let us help you! than when things go really wrong Learn More: www.SecretHomeSellers.com and experts say fall is a good time. later on. An inspector will adjust You can do this job yourself, but springs and cables, lubricate it often saves time, money and moving parts, tighten hardware, hassle to hire a plumbing pro. and check out safety features. ____ Here’s a little hint if you live in cold areas: Apply some petroleum Tweet your home care questions jelly to the bottom of the door, which will help prevent sticking to with #AskAngi and we’ll try to answer them in a future column. frozen ground. 4

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• 3D augmented reality (AR) camera overlay view shows the sun’s current position, its path with hour points marked. Check golden hour using this feature!

WHERE’S THE SUN? When buying a home, many of our homebuyers will ask, “Where is the sun?” The immediate answer is “look up and see!” BY DUANE However, it DUGGAN is a bit more Realtor and Author complicated RE/MAX of Boulder than that. It’s essential to know where the sun is relative to the home you are thinking about buying. Where and how much natural sunlight illuminates the home throughout the year affects a variety of factors. Those factors include how much snow you will shovel off your driveway, solar access for your solar system, solar access easements, electricity and utility consumption levels, the amount of natural light in your rooms, types of lighting and window treatments, outdoor living spaces, landscaping, and more. The days are getting shorter, and fall colors are here! On the Front Range, the sun falls behind the mountains early on a winter day. The closer the home is to the mountains, the more likely it is to be sitting in what we call the “early sunset zone”. Luckily, nowadays, you can do more than just “look up” at the sky to determine all you need to know about the sun’s orientation relative to your home. Sun Seeker is an app you can add to your smart phone or tablet. Here’s the app’s description: “Sun Seeker is a comprehensive solar tracking & compass app. It shows the sun’s hourly direction intervals, its equinox, winter & summer solstice paths, sunrise sunset times, twilight times, sun shadow, the golden hour & more. The app allows you to add sunevent notiﬁcations & has a widget 6

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• Camera view has an optional pointer to guide you towards the current location of the sun and help you with sun direction. • Map view shows solar direction arrows, sun path and elevations for each hour of the day. • Choose any date to view sun position and path on that day. You can view sunset and sunrise times for each day as well. • Choose any location on earth (includes 40,000+ cities or custom locations available ofﬂine, as well as a comprehensive online map search capability) • Get additional details including sun rise, sunset and culmination times, maximum elevation, civil, nautical and astronomical twilight times of the sun.

showing the day’s solar data & position on an arc. The surveyor view shows the solar direction for each sunlight hour. Sun Seeker has both a flat compass view & a 3D Augmented Reality (AR) view to show the solar position & path.” This app has many uses for real estate, including homebuying, homeselling, and homebuilding. I think the most obvious is determining how much sunlight will shine into your home on the shortest winter day. It can help you determine at what time a west-facing patio will cool down in the heat of summer or figure out the best spot to plan a shade tree to protect the patio. Obviously, the snow on southfacing driveways melt the fastest, but you can figure out how much sun the home will receive from other exposures. For example, the app can help you determine the best spot to locate your garden. If you are building a home, the

app can help you decide where to place windows, determine roof angles, solar system placement, porch locations, and much more. When selling your home and preparing for photographs and video, the app will help you determine the best sunlight times and direction. How does it do all this? The Sun Seeker app describes how it works: “Main Features • Sun Seeker is a sun locator which uses GPS, magnetometer and gyroscope to ﬁnd the correct solar position and sun path for your current location. • Flat compass view shows current solar position, diurnal solar angle and elevation (separated into day and night segments), sun shadow length ratio, atmospheric path thickness.

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• Optional device notiﬁcations for all manner of sun-related periods and events, such as golden hour or blue hour, various twilight and shadow periods, or sun at a given compass heading or above a given elevation. • This sun rise calendar app allows the user to include equinox, summer and winter solstice paths on both ﬂat compass view and camera view.” Here’s a YouTube video about Sun Seeker app: bit.ly/2Rf0CkO Your REALTOR® and architect can help you determine everything you need to know about sunlight and your home. Duane has been a Realtor for RE/MAX of Boulder since 1982. Living the life of a Realtor and being immersed in real estate led to the inception of his book, Realtor for Life. For questions, e-mail DuaneDuggan@boulderco.com, call 303.441.5611 or visit boulderco.com. September 25, 2021

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Local government impacts your home’s value and your happiness Liz Farmer Rate.com (TNS) When you buy a home, you’re also investing in the community, so it’s important to know whether it’s a well-run municipality or a city on the decline. Local governments, in addition to being among the nation’s largest collective employers, are also among their region’s top revenue generators, according to National Bureau of Economic Research data. Los Angeles’ annual revenue tops each of the roughly 55 public companies headquartered there. New York’s revenue is close to some of the largest financial services firms in the world, including Goldman Sachs and Citigroup. And Denver’s revenues are close to Molson-Coors, the second largest U.S. brewer. More relevant to Denverites than Molson-Coors’ latest brew is how well their city spends on the services: libraries, parks, garbage pick-up, police, roads, public transit. Is the city investing in these community building blocks or making cuts? Is it spending more than it collects? What’s its fiscal outlook? All of these factors help tell you how well a city is run and, by extension, whether such services will enhance a house’s value, or detract from it. I’ll walk you through two examples — Denver and Sacramento — to show how you

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can research your own city. Population growth — and whether new jobs are high- or low-paying — affects the rate of increase in city expenses and in revenue. If personal income growth outpaces population growth, that’s good for the local government’s financial health. On the other hand, smaller, poorer cities tend to see their expenses grow faster than revenue. Denver’s increased 21% over the last decade, Sacramento’s 10%, according to the U.S. Census; the agency’s tools, linked here, allow easy comparison of cities. Household income in Denver grew by 24%, while Sacramento’s grew by 16%. Using the Fiscally Standardized Cities database, we’ll create a downloadable spreadsheet selecting for: both cities, years 2010 and 2017, their total revenue, all the available spending categories, adjusted for inflation. Given the income and population growth trends, we should expect both cities to be in decent financial shape. But that’s not what we find. Sacramento’s revenue has been stagnant, and it has cut spending by about 15%. Libraries, transportation and parks and recreation have all been cut by more than half. Cuts to these quality-of-life services have ramifications. One good source for assessing this is the National Community Survey, an ongoing

citizen survey run by the National Resource Council. Participating cities receive reports on what their residents think is going well and what’s not. Sacramento’s latest citizen survey tells us the city ranks poorly and lower than the national average on things like recreation programs and facilities, parking, streets/sidewalks, public transportation and affordable housing. Despite the cuts to libraries and parks, those two still rate fairly well. Denver’s numbers are more what we’d expect. Revenue increased by 25% over seven years, while spending grew by 12%. The city cut library spending but increased spending on things like transportation, parks and rec, and housing and community development. Denver residents rate the city’s livability highly and better than other cities in recreation, open space, ease of walking and cultural activities. It ranks low in cost of living, affordable housing and trafﬁc congestion. Another budget strain is debt. Denver’s annual interest payments on debt have fallen, while Sacramento’s more than doubled. Scrolling through local headlines tells us that Sacramento’s annual debt payments are poised to take a larger and larger bite out of the city budget in the coming years. In other words, more city spending is going toward paying

for past investments (or expenses) rather than generating new growth. Putting this all together, we get a picture of how local government spending has a direct impact on residents’ quality of life and the overall economy. A reduction in services usually means budget pressure, so it’s also worth investigating whether property taxes — Denver’s are unusually low — and other levies and fees have been rising, or if that’s being considered. If you’re looking to buy a house, chances are you’ve set a budget and spent countless hours researching the possibilities. Set aside a little of that time to make sure your chosen community is also an investment you’re willing to make. Be mindful, too, that the value of your home in the future will be highly dependent on the local supply of housing. If you’re considering relocating, my colleague Dee Gill’s three-part series on moving for happiness can help organize your thinking. ————————— (Rate.com/research/news covers the worlds of personal ﬁnance and residential real estate.)

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LIST YOUR OPEN HOUSE OR VIRTUAL TOUR: VISIT OPENHOMES.ATHOMECOLORADO.COM OR CALL 303.473.1456, 303.684.5329 Boulder 3660 Iris Avenue #C $390,000 Saturday 11:00 AM-1:00 PM Mike Harris WK Real Estate (303) 501-3621 1140 Portland Place 302 $925,000 https://is.gd/2rBMBV Digger Braymiller RE/MAX of Boulder (720) 234-6390 1160 Berea Drive $1,225,000 Saturday 12:00 PM-3:00 PM Judy Baler WK Real Estate (303) 478-4293 4083 Eleuthera Ct $1,502,500 Sunday 10:00 AM-1:00 PM The KL Team KL Realty (303) 444-3177 535 Millionaire Drive W $1,775,000 Saturday 1:00 PM-10:00 PM Karen Bernardi The Bernardi Group at Coldwell Banker (303) 402-6000 6264 Red Hill Rd. $1,797,000 Saturday 12:00 AM-2:00 PM Kevin Murray RE/MAX Alliance (303) 818-9249 8

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2050 Oak Ave. $2,695,000 Saturday 12:00 PM-2:00 PM Rich Dana Live West Realty (303) 995-7038 2805 7th St. $2,800,000 Saturday 11:00 AM-1:00 PM Karen Bernardi The Bernardi Group at Coldwell Banker (303) 402-6000

Fort Lupton 12901 County Road 23 $700,000 Saturday 12:00 PM-3:00 PM Will Warren Sears Real Estate (970) 581-3122

Greeley 1008 35th Ave. $339,000 Saturday 11:00 AM-2:00 PM Dennis Schick RE/MAX Alliance - Fort Collins (970) 567-3942 1008 35th Ave. $339,000 Sunday 11:00 AM-2:00 PM Dennis Schick RE/MAX Alliance - Fort Collins (970) 567-3942 At Home Northern Colorado

Longmont 11078 N. 66th St. $1,495,000 Saturday 11:00 AM-2:00 PM Tom Precourt RE/MAX Alliance (303) 921-9080

Loveland 4350 Arriba Ave. Low $100k’s to Mid $200k’s Sunday 2:00 PM-4:00 PM Nicole Oleski Village Cooperative of Loveland (970) 699-5454

Superior 1057 Eldorado Drive $1,230,000 Saturday 11:30 AM-1:30 PM Barry Remington WK Real Estate (720) 373-9297

Windsor 1785 Beachside Drive $820,000 Saturday 11:00 AM-2:00 PM Dennis Schick RE/MAX Alliance - Fort Collins (970) 567-3942 1785 Beachside Drive $820,000 Sunday 11:00 AM-2:00 PM Dennis Schick RE/MAX Alliance - Fort Collins (970) 567-3942 September 25, 2021

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

• Noel Martinezzavala -- 311 Turner Ave., Kennett and R Barnett, $330,000. • Trystin Montano -- 314 Rocking Chair Drive, Cb Signature Homes LLC, $409,900. • Erin and Jacob Crabtree -- 318 Iowa Ave., Marcus Willoughby, $475,000. • Nicholas Christian -- 1302 Sun River Road, Melody Homes Inc, $490,700. • Susan Reynolds -- 107 Dorothy Drive, Sage Homes LLC, $509,400. • Lawrence and Karen Catt -- 316 Rhubarb Drive, Sage Homes LLC, $521,800. • Stephen Norcross -- 2303 Tabor St., Amanda and Dustin Frost, $574,900. • Simone Gerhard -- 976 Gabriella Lane, Richmond Am Homes Colo Inc, $593,100. • Jeffrey and Freda Ruth -- 1009 Gabriella Lane, Richmond Am Homes Colo Inc, $643,900. • Matthew and Samantha Wassing -1705 Wales Drive, Deanna L Broes, $650,000. • Shane and Katherine Miller -- 1921

River Glen Drive, Judith A Cronin, $650,000. • David and Brenda Hart -- 3191 Sparrow Hawk Lane, Randy and Dina Bailey, $1,550,000.

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• Jeffrey and Rebecca Bailey -- 24631 Railroad St., Stanley Suppes, $330,000. • Stephanie and Ryan Sleight -- 35989 County Road 41, Tina and Troy Baird, $438,000. • Leisa Ley -- 1316 Cimarron Circle, Jarrod and Brittany Grounds, $442,500. • Bailey and Dianne Vairgrilley -- 1320 2nd St. Road, Ryan and Kimra Swain, $449,900. • Luke Richter -- 37637 County Road 39, Donald and L Chadwick, $466,000. • Ryan Rutledge -- 1315 1st St., Debbie and Andreas Baca, $500,000. • Ryan Waters -- 1360 Cimarron Circle, Opendoor Property Trust I, $500,000. • Timothy and Nicole Beall -- 1360 Settlers Drive, Tyron and Evette Pratt, $540,000. • Martin Facio -- 441 Surrey Ridge, Jeremy P Evans, $550,000. • Adam and Stacy Cronquist -- 34836 County Road 35, Jeffery and Angela Hulbert, $734,500. • Bradley and Sherrie Woods -- 19335 County Road 76, Dustin and Sarah Tomlinson, $1,000,000.

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• Maria and Ismeal Saldivar -- 3229 Latham Ave., Sara A Hansen, $323,000. • Jhon Alegado -- 3725 Riverside Parkway, Rebecca S Lohnes, $331,000. • Brianna Rowley -- 2703 Water Front

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St., Patrick and Karen Wadsworth, $336,000. Terry Barrientes -- 4225 Laurel Drive, Eric M Monje, $351,000. Adrian Zavala -- 4226 Larkspur Road, Kenneth and Laron Croft, $353,000. Ali Buoud -- 2902 Hawk Drive, Luke and Amber Heidbrink, $355,000. Elizabeth and Scott Marlow -- 3630 Pueblo St., William and Peggie Cossey, $360,000. Rene Perez -- 3312 N Point Drive, Jfr North Point LLC, $371,000. Nikolaos Mavridis -- 2902 Swan Pt Court, Danielle Roth, $385,000. Asia Yang -- 2622 Park View Drive, Luis R Adame, $390,000. Soe Reh -- 3614 Stagecoach Drive, Kenneth A Herrera, $390,000. Richard and Marta Thornberry -- 3314 Borrossa St., Dillon and Kendi Strietzel, $395,500. Jesus Cruz -- 3318 39th Ave., Mayra Aszucena Olivas, $400,000. Kyle Marshall -- 3908 Stampede Drive, Brian Rexford, $405,000. David Macphee -- 3437 Santa Fe Ave., Nancy R Arevalo, $425,000. Efrain Figueroa -- 2502 Quay St., Kristine Hendricks, $440,000. Cole Larson -- 3523 San Mateo Ave., Charlie and April Nelson, $461,000.

Fort Lupton

• Tyler Jones -- 210 3rd St., Daniel A Roa, $350,000. • Lukus Dreux -- 700 Paciﬁc Ave., Tnt Enterprises Lllp, $355,000. • Shelby Forsyth -- 145 S Grand Ave., Carolyn M Lemmer, $380,000.

• Cynthia Langley -- 304 Wagonwheel Drive, Troy Randolph, $405,000. • Travis and Nicole Lewis -- 2308 Mountain Sky Drive, Melody Homes Inc, $420,300. • Celina Juarez -- 16205 Good Ave., David and Pamela Miller, $440,000. • Frances and Virginia Greene -- 18509 County Road 22, Larry and Charlotte Seaton, $1,000,000.

Greeley

• Jesse and Tanya Barrera -- 2100 E 18th St., Jane F Wheeler, $200,000. • Cirino Osorio -- 412 16th Ave. Court, Blue Oak Properties LLC, $249,000. • Lemoine and Tonia Grifﬁth -- 5775 29th St. Unit 1209, Charles and Judy Mylander, $250,000. • Collen Cordova -- 4313 Coronado St., Thomas and Alyssa Clinger, $260,000. • Bradley Inhulsen -- 512 26th Ave. Court, Cristin Bucio Perez, $260,000. • Mariano Villarreal -- 509 26th Ave., Dana and Joshua Kolb, $275,000. • Jorge Hernandez -- 1104 32nd Ave., Jennifer Kay Drew, $290,000. • Betty Griego -- 1607 15th Ave., Mark Hout, $295,000. • Derrick and Alexus Fernandez -- 5135 W 11th St. Road, Patrick C Eisiminger, $335,100. • Shana Nichols -- 1928 7th Ave., Jill and Scott Grifﬁn, $340,000. • James and Janya Camann -- 2824 23rd St., Peter and Rebecca Hunziker, $340,000. • Jeff Irwin -- 534 27th Ave., Ryan Timmerman, $340,000. • Timothy Saucedo -- 1949 23rd Ave.

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Court, Robert Lee Hite, $345,000. • Abelina Orzunarojas -- 2609 34th Ave., Michelle L Jennings, $348,000. • Tatianna Roberson -- 1315 23rd Ave. Court, Carli A Murphy, $350,000. • Louis and Teresa Calvillo -- 2209 44th Ave., Derek Vote, $355,000. • Timothy and Jody Dietrich -- 931 12th St., Nicholas T Castiglione, $360,000. • Cristian Carmona -- 3192 W 3rd St. Road, Jeremy R Devries, $360,000. • Abul Ahmad -- 2037 26th St. Road, Kelly and Todd Raisley, $370,000. • Maria and Nancy Moza -- 850 E 21st St., Abdon Ignacio Hernandez, $375,000. • Harold and Frances Collins -- 1736 Glen Meadows Drive, Catherine L Orosz, $386,000. • Daniel Cruz -- 2212 Mountair Lane, Pamela and Steven Farley, $391,000. • Tania Perez -- 2638 12th Ave. Court, Recyled Properties LLC, $395,000. • Gary and Mary Isaksen -- 5601 18th St. Unit 40, Jim and Julie Nunn, $405,000. • Jose Garcia -- 328 N 44th Ave. Court, Tanner and Chandler Freauff, $410,000. • Jerome Burke -- 1001 22nd Ave., Rodney and Donna Cheek, $410,000. • Francisco and Darlene Ramirez -- 8605 16th St., Cheezman Properties LLC, $420,000. • Mark Strauss -- 2448 Mountair Lane, Diane W Doyle, $425,000. • Josiah Trout -- 1233 103rd Ave. Court, Bartran Constr Inc, $428,000. • Carli and Matthew Murphy -- 114 N 49th Ave. Court, Luis Alberto Diaz, $430,000. • Ray Phillips -- 670 51st Ave., Waylon T Dickinson, $439,000. • Joshua and Amanda Adachi -- 2046 40th Ave., James R Hinshaw, $440,000. • Humberto Esparza -- 116 49th Ave. Court, Chance J Morse, $445,000. • Nathan Hunter -- 1609 57th Ave., Derek and Jennifer Ohara, $470,000. • Amadeo Sandoval -- 2425 49th Ave. Court, Michael and Connie Martin, $480,000. • Kelly Raisley -- 1960 26th Ave. Place, Betty J Koplitz, $490,000. • Janet Roberts -- 2410 52nd Ave. Court, Eddy and Jeannine Newcomb, $500,000. • Jann and Shari Simmons -- 5803 W 31st St., Aaron and Samantha Romero, $508,800.

• Alexandra and Nicolas Balog -- 7204 W 23rd St. Road, Purchasing Fund 2020 1 LLC, $509,500. • Nicholas Christ -- 8814 15th St., Morgan and Martin Gibson, $515,000. • Vaughn Willenberger -- 298 61st Ave., Abel Alvarez, $520,000. • Melissa Caron -- 2116 20th St., Susan L Thomas, $525,000. • Antonio and Kiri Riofrio -- 1840 Frontier Road, Donna Lee Lakin, $550,000. • Keegan Specht -- 24056 Highway 392, Adam and Stacy Cronquist, $635,000. • Erin and Mark Morley -- 232 N 53rd Ave. Court, Mark G Jones, $680,000. • Brian and Amanda Cook -- 34510 County Road 25, Eric and Jamie Smith, $750,000. • Jeremy and Leslie Gallegos -- 3101 70th Ave., Dustin and Melissa Debusk, $750,000.

Johnstown

• Mary Hohnholt -- 475 Saint Charles Place, Michael A Roberts, $340,000. • Krystal and Anthony Romo -- 3800 Beechwood Lane, Zachary M Caprai, $385,000. • Jacob Williams -- 331 Gemstone Lane, Jeremy and Alicia Ray, $415,000. • Geoffrey Kahler -- 1911 Crestview Drive, Michael Johnson, $427,000. • Ryan Jones -- 277 Sloan Drive, Bennie and Ellen Hill, $435,000. • George Harper -- 658 Torrey Pines Lane, Katherine L Beck, $440,000. • John and Tanya Morrison -- 2709 S Muscovey Lane, Devonte and Donna Drisdom, $460,000. • Jimmy and Jasmine Craveiro -- 421 Expedition Lane, Kelly and Danielle Gardner, $497,000. • Shellie and Troy Satterﬁeld -- 152 Darlington Lane, Ronald and Karen Reiners, $498,000. • Garrett and Kimberly Pape -- 450 Pioneer Lane, Tyson and Chelsea Spitzer, $500,000. • Aric and Deanna Holloway -- 2931 Moulard Court, Jessica Carlson, $550,000. • Preston Peltier -- 421 Pekin Drive, Robert Rager, $600,000. • Ryan and Amber Corbett -- 102 Cayuga St., Kelci and Chad Bryan, $648,000. • Nicholas and Jessica Foss -- 100 Zack Place, Wyvonna Stengaard, $685,000.

Keenesburg

• Bertha and Luis Barraza -- 520 Evans

Ave., Lgi Homes Colo LLC, $369,900. • Ariana Opp -- 513 Evans Ave., Lgi Homes Colo LLC, $372,900. • Devin Drelling -- 516 Evans Ave., Lgi Homes Colo LLC, $374,900. • Alejandro Sanchez -- 521 Evans Ave., Lgi Homes Colo LLC, $398,900. • Cristal and Belen Mares -- 518 Evans Ave., Lgi Homes Colo LLC, $405,900. • Paul Phoebus -- 517 Evans Ave., Lgi Homes Colo LLC, $414,900. • Julie and Kevin Johnson -- 550 S Elm St., Leta and Darin Bone, $422,500. • Mark and Maria Sanchez -- 514 Evans Ave., Lgi Homes Colo LLC, $428,900. • Timothy Zeck -- 510 Evans Ave., Lgi Homes Colo LLC, $429,900.

Loveland

• Doug Stewart -- 1942 10th St. Sw, Dwight and Karen Stewart, $117,000. • Ross and Katherine Holzworth -- 111 E 13th St., Julie A Donaghue, $220,000. • Emily and Geoffrey Downs -- 1211 E 3rd St., Joshua and Amber Robinson, $316,000. • Sebastian Awatramani -- 528 E 1st St., Gunnar J Whitman, $321,500. • Marybeth Wilson -- 1462 Capulin Drive, Joshua Austin Perry, $330,000. • Robert and Cynthia Maynard -- 4013 Temple Gulch Circle, Monterrey Getaway LLC, $369,000. • Michael Mcclain -- 1029 21st St. Sw, Mark and Allison Beres, $381,500. • David Levine -- 2433 W Linda Drive, Brian and Lyza Anderson, $400,000. • Ransom Gates -- 2441 Mountain View Drive, Shannon and Joseph Delateur, $400,000. • Robert White -- 770 Douglas Ave., Ryan Williamson, $400,000. • Brayden Denison -- 431 Lark Bunting Ave., William A Maas, $405,000. • Scott Brady -- 114 Taryn Court, Savant Homes Inc, $408,900. • Charles Rodgers -- 710 W County Road 16, Rheubottom Properties LLC, $410,000. • Dennis and Robin Odell -- 2387 Sapphire St., Zillow Homes Property Trust, $414,900. • Kiera and Mason Young -- 614 Roosevelt Ave., Jess B Parker, $415,000. • Taylor and Derek Roberts -- 3342 Hewitt St., Jonathan and Marcia Pfeiffer, $415,000. • David Dewoina -- 878 S Tyler Ave., Christi L Summers, $420,000. • Ryan Fahrenkrug -- 3930 Boulder

Drive, Kelly and Evan Fogle, $430,000. • Bruce and Mary Peter -- 3112 Beech Drive, Dwight and Sheryl Uhrich, $430,000. • Jason Lamson -- 2333 Farisita Drive, Stephanie Anne Kelln, $435,000. • John Hopwood -- 574 Radiant Drive, Carolyn J Wood, $445,300. • Anthony Ortega -- 342 Courtney Drive, Margaret A Scribbick, $450,000. • Steven and Liesl Begnaud -- 1775 S Juliana Ave., Patrick and Brighton Prescott, $451,000. • Craig Gill -- 3400 Williamsburg St., Ryan Christopher Boyd, $460,000. • Eduardo Renteria -- 2361 W 45th St., Carol Ventura, $465,000. • Jon Lang -- 2429 Trio Falls Drive, Correy and Laura Fuqua, $469,900. • Brandon Mixen -- 3151 Sweet Gum Court, Rodney and Ashley Neil, $471,000. • Chad Cummins -- 610 Scoria Ave., Chelsea and Willi Flinn, $476,200. • Shrey Sharma -- 3275 Nederland Drive, Earl Colm, $520,000. • Rodney and Ashley Neil -- 3357 Sedgwick Circle, James and Karen Aultman, $531,000. • Nichollette Ringrose -- 5270 Coral Burst Circle, Ana and Jose Chavez, $535,000. • Salvador and Lisa Sanchez -- 1305 Elbert Ave., Tina M Garcia, $650,000. • Daniel and Allison Grifﬁn -- 525 Garﬁeld Ave., John Lehrman, $832,500. • Jacob and Courtney Sampson -- 6194 Clearwater Drive, Myers Revocable Trust, $930,000. • Ryan and Amanda Case -- 6150 Panoramic Drive, Linn and Jeffrey Phillips, $935,000. • John Barry -- 2236 Seven Lakes Drive, Jay and Christy Culver, $939,900. • Robert Vincent -- 3232 N County Road 27, Sugarman Kai Living Trust, $965,000. • William Begin -- 1000 Rock Ridge Lane, David L Norris, $1,482,000.

Milliken

• Zachary Stamp -- 682 S Carriage Drive, Alan and Teresa Stamp, $295,000. • Maria Hinojosa -- 683 S Carriage Drive, Cicely M Lewis, $325,000. • Brandon Tolnay -- 623 S Carriage Drive, Brian and Victoria Hunter, $326,000. • Matthew and Lauren Rivera -- 2503 Carriage Drive, Scott M Megilligan,

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$335,000. • Oscar Morales -- 1395 Sunﬁeld Drive, Windmill Homes Co, $364,400. • Max and Corinne Panyachith -- 1975 Lavender Lane, Windmill Homes Co, $383,200. • Collin Stanley -- 2074 Village Drive, Ryan Ganskow, $390,000. • Kellen Pond -- 1091 S Olive Ave., Denise E Foreman, $397,000. • Tony and Tabitha Luna -- 1490 Plumeria Drive, Windmill Homes Co, $398,400. • Sergio Ramirez -- 823 S Carriage Drive, Liberato and Maria Garcia, $400,000. • Stephan and Rachel Troup -- 2781 E Prairie Drive, Benjamin Welch, $415,000. • Darwin Fernandezromero -- 2035 Lavender Lane, Windmill Homes Co, $420,100. • Vidal Pinon -- 90 Katsura Circle, Purchasing Fund 2020 1 LLC, $448,400.

Severance

• Mark Stafford -- 684 Finch Drive, Journey Homes LLC, $374,200. • Joseph Rogers -- 712 Finch Drive, Journey Homes LLC, $400,000. • Debra and Randy Smith -- 701 Summit View Road, Dean and Patricia Anderson, $426,000. • Frank and Sallie Markle -- 421 3rd St., Travis and Christy Maltby, $475,000. • Workamaw Warsido -- 412 Harrow St., Zillow Homes Property Trust, $490,000. • Jacob Pegg -- 985 Mt Andrew Drive, Baylee and Fidel Alarid, $495,900. • Rory Parker -- 1241 Lily Mountain Road, Lgi Homes Colo LLC, $506,900.

• Amy Miller -- 1216 Argali Drive, Aspen View Homes LLC, $508,700. • Aeson and Erin Reed -- 1898 Vista Plaza St., Thomas and Kara Wiganowsky, $510,000. • Kaitlyn and Nick Christensen -- 1736 Avery Plaza St., John and Kristi Schwartz, $525,000. • Terri Evenstad -- 1220 Argali Drive, Aspen View Homes LLC, $553,800. • Eric Reavis -- 1706 Vista Pt Drive, Dfh Mandarin LLC, $600,000. • Michael and Cindy Krueger -- 1661 Shoreview Parkway, Dfh Mandarin LLC, $711,100.

Timnath

• Bridget Mckee -- 5794 Calgary St., Patricia Judson, $514,000. • Kim Kavanagh -- 1342 Larimer Ridge Parkway, Tralon Homes LLC, $527,000. • Tom Sawyer -- 6722 Stone Pt Drive, Bridgewater Homes LLC, $577,800. • Dustin Camping -- 7044 Thunderview Drive, Chad Randal Cummins, $828,500. • Cynthia Patterson -- 2808 Majestic View Drive, Brian D Hoots, $1,065,000.

Windsor

• Ann and Ronald Thiel -- 144 Beacon Way, Karen L Vorderberg, $435,000. • Terry Kiel -- 1552 Edenbridge Drive, Nicholas P Davis, $440,000. • Jaison and Morgan Edwards -- 677 Boxwood Drive, Midian Home LLC, $448,100. • Cailey Buchanan -- 1595 Illingworth Drive, Richmond Am Homes Colo Inc,

$459,300. • Gene and Amanda Carlson -- 201 Aspen Grove Way, Craig M Toler, $470,000. • Erin Tannock -- 1621 Northcroft Drive, Richmond Am Homes Colo Inc, $478,700. • Devin and Miranda Vance -- 1790 Hydrangea Drive, Melody Homes Inc, $486,300. • Dustin and Chaney Cody -- 328 5th St., Susan A Mcclymonds, $490,000. • Dawn Stoudt -- 1546 Reynolds Drive, Eric and Kayla Taylor, $500,000. • Scott and Megan Coats -- 1678 Marbeck Drive, Tralon Homes LLC, $507,200. • Emily and Spencer Monson -- 4542 Bishopsgate Drive, Melody Homes Inc, $529,000. • Matthew and Heather Weinischke -4523 Longmead Drive, Tralon Homes LLC, $529,600. • Tucker Carver -- 1680 Marbeck Drive, Tralon Homes LLC, $530,300. • Bernard and Arlene Williams -- 1989 Sweet Pea Drive, Melody Homes Inc, $535,400. • Brent and Kourtni Dearborn -- 1664 Marbeck Drive, Tralon Homes LLC, $537,100. • Jeremy and Rachel Goetsch -- 2136 Bouquet Drive, Artesia Lot Holdings LLC, $550,200. • Justin Clark -- 1950 Sweet Pea Drive, Melody Homes Inc, $552,100. • Lucas and Lyndsay Dorrough -- 1808 Hydrangea Drive, Melody Homes Inc, $553,500. • David and Medesta Schneider -- 4515

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