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Who’s missing garage sales? Some kooky folks but not me

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For some people, the lack of garage sales during the pandemic has been a BY MARY loss. Not for me; I’ve had LYNN BRUNY enough for a lifetime. As far as I can tell there are two types of garage sale shoppers: occasional and regular. Occasional buyers are looking for speciﬁc items once in a while. You know, sensible shoppers. Then there are the zealots who go to garage sales almost every weekend. They have a whole different thang going on. They like to buy stuff they may or may not actually need or even want, but really enjoy the thrill of getting a deal. To these folks garage saling is an exciting competitive sport. Talking the seller down in price – be it $50 or 15 cents – gives them an endorphin rush. We are all kooky in our own ways. And yet it seems to me that people who routinely go to garage sales are just a little kookier kind of kooky. Take my brother-in-law, for example. He is a smart, kind, hardworking individual who on the surface seems completely normal. But lurking below that facade is a highly skilled super garage saler with the heart of a panther, ready to strike with precision force. This guy does not peruse; he conquers. He is the Terminator of garage sales. He strategically maps out his route the night before (based on projections of success), and arrives before the ﬁrst garage sale actually starts. This, I have learned, is what the really aggressive garage sale attendees do. They show up a half hour before (or even the night before!) at the sales

that look really good. Some of these buyers make up pitiful excuses like they have to go visit their dying grandmother in the ICU. Could they please just zip through to see if they could purchase something for said grandmother to brighten her day? But then it seems curious that they buy a foosball table. That’s one spry grandma. These people are ruthless and have no moral compass. But I guess garage saling is like love and war: There are no rules, only winners and losers. When I was a very, very big eight months pregnant with our ﬁrst son (now 6-foot, 3-inches tall), I went garage saling with my brother-in-law to look for baby-related items. This seemed like it would be an easy outing; he would do all the planning and driving. Silly me! You should not pair a slow, lumbering water buffalo with an edgy panther! At the ﬁrst stop, I was barely done hoisting my girth out of his car when he was done racing through the place and paying for stuff. By the time I starting wading through the piles, he was back in the car honking his horn at me. I barely had my

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person back in the car before he took off with the passenger door still ajar and me hanging on for dear life. This went on for many sales, with my brother-in-law purchasing things faster than I could fathom. Eventually I bought an old wooden high chair. After many hours I was starving and suggested we head home so I could feed the huge demanding life form within me. But no, my brother-in-law was on a mission and would not be deterred by a weak compatriot. I just sat in the car nearly passing out from exhaustion and lack of substance until he ﬁnished his route and we returned home with our bounty. As much as I liked that high chair (I painted it a jaunty purple and yellow), I would never go garage saling again. But interesting enough, our son occasionally likes to go to them. Go ﬁgure. Mary Lynn Bruny is a Colorado freelance writer. Contact her at ml.bruny@ comcast.net. September 5, 2020

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to take place, I realized that all summer long, I’ve been waiting for summer to start. There weren’t the usual outdoor summer concerts, early camping trips were canceled due to the pandemic and life has been anything but normal. I also had a very grounding realization that although I’ve felt like I am in a holding pattern, the natural world has marched on. Life as we knew it changed abruptly, but I take great comfort in knowing that ﬂowers kept blooming and the bounty of vegetable gardens and farms ﬁlled our plates. Now that we’re slowly making our way into fall, what are some of the garden tasks to be done? We still have several weeks of gardening season left, but now is a good time to assess how things did this year, make notes and plan for next year.

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Deryn Davidson, Colorado State University Extension Boulder County It’s hard to believe but September is upon us. Nighttime temperatures are dropping, leaves are slowly beginning to change and if you’re lucky, soon the smell of roasting chiles will hang in the air. While noticing these seasonal changes starting

In the vegetable garden Did you try some new vegetable varieties? Were they a smashing success or oneand-done? Keeping notes will help your planning efforts for next year. As plants start to ﬁnish up and there is nothing more to harvest, you can remove them from the garden and get them into the compost pile. That is, if they are disease free. Plants that you think might have any fungal or bacterial malady are best put in

the trash, so they don’t live-on in your compost pile. Now is also a good time to make sure you have access to some sort of frost cloth or light bed sheet to cover those tender veggies, herbs or annuals that could get nipped by an early frost. Perennials How did your ornamental garden do? Did you lose anything? Is there overcrowding? September and October are great months to divide existing, and plant new, perennials. There is still enough time for the roots to establish before winter hits and the plants go dormant. If you have iris or day lilies that aren’t blooming as vigorously as they once did, dividing them in later summer will refresh them for next spring. If you have perennials that have outgrown their space and look crowded, dividing and transplanting them on a cool day will set them up for better growth and performance in the years to come. If you need to replace any plants or have areas that are ready for something new, it’s a great time to visit garden centers and nurseries and ﬁnd those new additions. Make sure you keep all of these well-watered through the end of the season and apply a 3to 4-inch layer of mulch to hold the water in and protect them over the winter. Plant bulbs If you don’t have any bulbs in your garden, I highly recommend trying some. Planted in the fall,

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Every August in college towns across the country college students return for the fall semester. This year is an exception due to coronavirus, although for the colleges that are holding in-person and not just online classes, it has had a drastic effect on housing for college students. The virus has made the close proximity of dorm living a challenge for universities. Occupancy levels in dorms have been reduced for the safety of the

students. This has pushed more students into off-campus housing. Even in a non-coronavirus environment, the return of students to college towns adds pressure to off-campus rental markets. The combination of a tight rental market and the desire to have more personal space due to coronavirus makes it a great time for parents to consider buying permanent

housing for their college student. Since inventory is in short supply, starting to search for housing for NEXT August should begin now. This will give you time to explore options and learn about the market. Ideally, parents will buy housing for their child in late spring and close on it in July. This allows the student to get settled in before classes start in August. Buying a college condo can prove to be a worthwhile investment ﬁnancially as well as an excellent learning experience for the student. In Boulder, if a parent bought a condo in the 1980s and held on to it for four years, they most likely would have sold it for about what they paid for it. If a parent bought a condo in the 2012 and sold it in four years, they most likely would have made enough proﬁt to pay for their child’s in-state tuition. In 2020, there is an inventory shortage of available condos and there has been continued upwards

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ou might not even remember the farmhouse that stood on the corner of Taft Hill Road, adjacent to JJ’s Corner, for nigh on a hundred years. Locals say the once stalwart house became an eyesore over time as gravity did its work. The home’s old bones couldn’t hold it up forever. With the farmhouse just a memory, Aweida Properties saw a way to honor its legacy in a stunning new mixed-use apartment building with groundﬂoor commercial space. Taft Place is taking rental applications now! Unit A is a traditional two-

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story, three-bedroom home designed as a tribute to the original farmhouse that occupied this site for a century. The unit is all white with lap siding, consistent with that quaint old farmhouse look and feel. The middle units, B and C, are designed as “apartment ﬂats”—stacked, two bedrooms each, with tall 9-foot and 10-foot ceilings and huge windows. Finally, Unit D, on the corner, is a second-story, three-bedroom “urban loft” complete with tall 10-foot ceilings and large windows and balcony. Below it is a 1,080-square-foot commercial space that can be converted to two units of 500 square feet each. Taft Place is perfectly situated in a part of town that works well for young families or grad students who want a quiet off-

campus retreat. The building is directly across the street from JJ’s Corner, where folks ﬁll up and snack up on their way to Horsetooth Reservoir, Cathy Fromme Prairie Natural Area, and Spring Canyon Community Park. Johnson Elementary and Webber Middle School are less than a mile away (as the crow ﬂies). Taft Place is less than four miles from campus. Totally bikeable. There are storage units just north of Taft Place, across Harmony Road. The recent improvements on the turning lanes at Taft Hill Road have helped out the entire corner. Whether you’re stopping for pizza, the liquor store, the gas station, or coming home to Taft Place, the congestion at that corner is now nothing like it once was.

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Mixed-use (residential and commercial) properties are far more common to see near the center of town, so this will be a real score for an insurance agent or other non-food tenant wanting to pick up business on this side of town. Come home to Taft Place, 4101 S. Taft Hill Road, Fort Collins! There’s a great life waiting for you outside the hustle and bustle of campus. New tenants moved in by Sept. 15 will have their ﬁrst month’s rent prorated. Rent includes water, sewer, snow removal, landscape maintenance, trash and recycling.

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Unit D • The Urban Loft: 1,068 square feet, $2,400/month

Unit D, on the corner bricks, is a three-bedroom, second-floor flat with one full bathroom and two ¾ bathrooms. Ceilings are 10 feet high with huge windows. Each bedroom has its own bathroom. The galley kitchen features a freestanding island and a pantry, oven/range, dishwasher, microwave and ice-making refrigerator. Kitchen and baths feature solid surface granite countertops and solid oak casework. There’s a washer and dryer, on-demand water heater, ceramic tiled shower and tub enclosures, central heat and air, and oversized sliding glass doors that open to a balcony. The 1,080-sqft commercial space on the ground floor under Unit D is available for $2,100/month.

Unit B: 943 square feet, $1,850/month

Unit A • The Farmhouse: 1,314 square feet, $2,550/month

Unit A is a two story, three-bedroom, three-bathroom apartment with one bedroom and a ¾ bathroom on the main level and two bedrooms, one full bathroom and one ¾ bathroom on the second ﬂoor. Each bedroom has its own bathroom. Ceilings are 8 feet high. The galley kitchen features a freestanding island and window niche, oven/range, dishwasher, microwave and ice-making refrigerator. Kitchen and baths feature solid surface granite countertops and solid oak casework. There’s a washer and dryer, on-demand water heater, ceramic tiled shower and tub enclosures, central heat and air, upstairs storage closets, and a patio. September 5, 2020

Unit B is a two-bedroom, one-bath, handicappedaccessible apartment with 10-foot ceilings and huge windows. The galley kitchen features a freestanding island, oven/range, dishwasher, microwave and icemaking refrigerator. Kitchen and baths feature solid surface granite countertops and solid oak casework. There’s a washer and dryer, on-demand water heater, ceramic tiled shower and tub enclosures, central heat and air, and oversized sliding glass doors that open to a patio.

Unit C: 1,003 square feet, $2,000/month

Unit C is a two-bedroom ﬂat with one full and one ¾ bathroom. Ceilings are 9 feet high with huge windows. Each bedroom has its own bathroom. The galley kitchen features a freestanding island and a pantry, oven/range, dishwasher, microwave and icemaking refrigerator. Kitchen and baths feature solid surface granite countertops and solid oak casework. There’s a washer and dryer, on-demand water heater, ceramic tiled shower and tub enclosures, central heat and air, and oversized sliding glass doors that open to a balcony. At Home Northern Colorado

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2511 Cirrus Lane $1,385,000 Saturday 12:00 PM-3:00 PM John Simmons C3 Real Estate Solutions (970) 481-1250

667 Snowberry St $425,000 Sunday 12:00 PM-2:00 PM Janet Thompson Thompson Daviau Realty (303) 668-9987

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2408 Summerlin Drive From $1.2M Saturday 12:00 PM-4:00 PM Brian Terry Bosch Real Estate Group (303) 845-0949

8130 River Run Dr. $425,000 Saturday 11:00 AM-12:30 PM Cathy Cowles Sears Real Estate (970) 302-6623

2408 Summerlin Drive From $1.2M Sunday 12:00 PM-4:00 PM Brian Terry Bosch Real Estate Group (303) 845-0949

7204 Vallevue Dr. $698,000 Saturday 11:00 AM-12:30 PM Sharon Herdman Sears Real Estate (970) 576-2059

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16505 Essex Rd N $649,000 2508 Ravenwood Lane Sunday 11:00 AM-1:00 PM $700,000 Debbie Patridge Saturday 12:00 PM-3:00 PM CO Brian MacDonald Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage (303) 601-1330 (303) 915-6126 2508 Ravenwood Lane $700,000 Sunday 11:00 AM-1:00 PM Brian MacDonald Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage (303) 915-6126

Saturday & Sunday 12:00 PM-6:00 PM Eric Stjernholm Trelora Real Estate (720) 572-1397 501 & 505 Canary Lane Starting at $895,000 Wednesday 12:00 PM-6:00 PM Eric Stjernholm Trelora Real Estate (720) 572-1397

Windsor 6366 Pumpkin Ridge Dr 6 $429,900 Saturday 11:00 AM-2:00 PM Charlene Hart RE/MAX Alliance - Fort Collins (970) 690-4413 6366 Pumpkin Ridge Dr 6 $429,900 Sunday 11:00 AM-2:00 PM Charlene Hart RE/MAX Alliance - Fort Collins (970) 690-4413

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501 & 505 Canary Lane Starting at $895,000 Friday 12:00 PM-6:00 PM Eric Stjernholm Trelora Real Estate (720) 572-1397

$444,000

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2511 Cirrus Lane, Estes Park $1,385,000 • MLS# 921016 4 Beds • 3 Baths • 6,525 Sq. Ft. Enjoy Luxury Living in one of our Nation’s most desirable locations. Estes Park is nestled in a valley and surrounded by Rocky Mountain Peaks and an abundance of wildlife. Relax indoors or outdoors while soaking in natures beauty or step outside into a world of outdoor recreation. Steve Baumgaertner 970-988-8725 sbaumgaertner@c3-re.com

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Prime farm land &/or tremendous development opportunity. Eberl Farm located on south side of CR 32 appx 1.5 miles west of I-25 and .25 Miles North of 66. Weld County. The property is 74.33 acres & includes Logan Reservoir. 3,034 Sq. Ft. Barn/Shop w/office, bathroom, stalls and runs. Lake, Water Rights and plenty of tail water. John Simmons 970-481-1250 jsimmons@c3-re.com

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Keeping your mortgage approval on track The real estate market in Northern Colorado is bouncing back BY TOM with strong KALINSKI demand and RE/MAX of Boulder low inventory, which makes maintaining your mortgage approval imperative if you’re shopping for a home. Qualifying for a mortgage can take a quite a bit of effort. Once your mortgage is approved, it is important not to make any major financial changes until you sign your final disclosure and the loan is closed. To keep your mortgage approval, you need to know the financial moves NOT to make. Your mortgage approval is primarily based on documenting your income and assets, your equity stake or down payment, your credit history, and the cash you’ll have left over after the deal is done. After your mortgage is approved, don’t change any one of those qualifiers without first consulting your loan officer or you could lose your mortgage.

raise, your mortgage shouldn’t be jeopardized.

Here’s what to keep in mind: Avoid Big Purchases Don’t buy a new car, expensive jewelry, furniture, or any large possessions, or change the lease on your current car. It could show up on your credit report or bank statement. The new loan or purchase amount could tilt the debtto-income ratio the lender used to approve your home loan, and your mortgage could vaporize. Don’t Get New Credit Don’t sign up for any new credit cards or other lines of credit, even for a zero-interest rate. Resist all of those enticing credit card offers that

ﬂow in after you get your mortgage approval. Don’t Miss a Bill Payment or Pay Late Pay your bills on time without fail, even if you dispute the charge. If you stop paying a bill, it can end up on your credit report and cause a problem with your mortgage. Don’t Switch Jobs Now isn’t the time to start a new job or lose the job you have. It is okay to take a second job, as long as you keep the job you have. However, if you should be so fortunate as to get a promotion and

Don’t Spend Your Cash Don’t use your cash reserves, transfer large sums between bank accounts, or make undocumented transactions in your back account – either deposits or withdrawals. This activity can cause your mortgage approval to be reversed. Just remember to control items that affect your ﬁnancial picture, and barring any uncontrollable life events, your mortgage should be ﬁne. For more information see: nerdwallet.com/blog/mortgages/ credit-mortgage-approval/ Tom Kalinski is the broker/owner of RE/MAX of Boulder, the local residential real estate company he established in 1977. He was inducted into Boulder County’s Business Hall of Fame in 2016 and has a 40year background in residential and commercial real estate. For questions, e-mail Tom at tomkalinski33@gmail. com, call 303.441.5620, or visit boulderco.com.

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Fannie Mae’s eligibility requirements for cash-out refinancing on investment properties If you’re an investor and have fewer than 10 mortgages, you may be interested in learning more about the possibility of cashout refinancing. BY MICHAELA There are several reasons that a PHILLIPS cash-out refinance Guaranteed Rate is appealing, which I discuss here. If you’d like to go this route, I also share the details on Fannie Mae’s number of financed properties calculation to help you determine whether you’re eligible. How Investors Can Benefit From Cash-Out Refinancing There are several benefits from cash-out refinancing that may 12

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interest real estate investors. In many cases, a cash-out refinance can put the home’s value to work and potentially help you expand your portfolio. Home renovations are a great example of why an investor may pursue a cash-out refinance. If one of your rental properties isn’t bringing in the rate that you desire and could use some improvements, cash-out funds from refinancing can be used to make renovations. Once the property has received some TLC and modern touches, you may be able to justify a higher rent and have a better chance of retaining tenants on a long-term basis. On the other hand, investors often use cash-out refinancing to broaden their portfolio. If you have a $150,000 mortgage on a property that’s worth $250,000

and you obtain a cash-out loan for 75% of the current value, you’ll receive about $37,000 from the reﬁnance. If you’re looking to grow your portfolio, the funds can be used for a down payment on a new investment property.

Number of Financed Properties Calculation In order to qualify for a cash-out refinance for mortgages backed by Fannie Mae, investors have a limit of 10 financed properties. Here’s an overview of what’s included in the number of financed properties calculation: • The number of one-to-four-unit residential properties of which the borrower is personally obligated on the mortgage(s) • The total number of properties financed

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• The borrower’s principal residence, if financed • All borrowers’ cumulative total (however, jointly financed properties are only counted once). To learn more about the number of financed properties calculation, please visit selling-guide.fanniemae. com/ and search Multiple Financed Properties for the Same Borrower. A cash-out refinance can be a savvy financial decision for homeowners, and real estate investors in particular. Michaela is the Vice President of Mortgage Lending at Guaranteed Rate, Inc. Contact Michaela at 303.443.6292, e-mail michaela. phillips@rate.com or visit michaelaphillips.com. NMLS: 312874. September 5, 2020

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. Ault • Caleb Frank -- 528 Graefe Ave., Andrew Guttersen, $325,000. Berthoud • Andrea and Denna Lewis -- 826 Grand Market Ave., Mission Ventures LLC, $288,700. • Casey Howrey -- 812 Gentlewind Way, Abigail H Ruble, $295,000. • Chris and Karen Mccarthy -- 850 Grand Market Ave., Mission Ventures LLC, $305,900. • Natasha Wagner -- 810 Grand Market Ave., Mission Ventures LLC, $308,100. • Donald and Darlene Dixon -- 2790 Center Park Way, Richﬁeld Homes LLC, $309,900. • Sandra Waters -- 748 Country Road Trail, Steve and Debby Howell, $334,900. • Kateryna Brennan -- 1395 Vantage Parkway, Melody Homes Inc, $400,000. • Stevee Kenworthy -- 1496 Bifﬂe Court, Kb Home Colo Inc, $405,000. • Tyler Patty -- 225 Dorthy Drive, Dfh Mandarin LLC, $406,000. • Jessica Higgins -- 1303 Gateway Park Drive, Mathew and Jamie Dubray, $425,000. • Shane and Jaime Gray -- 400 E Michigan Ave., Cb Signature Homes LLC, $435,600. • Dennis and Kristen Callahan -- 1339 Westport Ave., Melody Homes Inc, $440,000. • Jason and Alyssa Crooks -- 1319 Vantage Parkway, Melody Homes Inc, $466,000. • Drew Swanson -- 616 Wild Honey Drive, Cb Signature Homes LLC, $467,300. • Victoria and Brandon Frank -- 364

Ellie Way, Stephen R Hill, $470,000. • Nikolaj and Lindsey Kavallar -- 604 Kansas Ave., Shanan M Dorsey, $485,000. • Johnny and Tricia Hayes -- 525 E Michigan Ave., Dfh Mandarin LLC, $530,000. • Casey and Bree Schutz -- 2150 Elmwood St., Jeffrey Scott Weaver, $629,500. • Michael and Karel Charley -- 3040 Heron Lakes Parkway, Bridgewater Homes LLC, $800,700. • William and Christina Raimo -- 127 Shale Ridge Road, Dana C Lutherkettle, $970,000. Evans • Ted Trujillo -- 3746 Ponderosa Court Unit 5, Carol W Miller, $210,000. • Tanner Woelk -- 3903 Belmont Ave., Ever and Laura Chaparro, $295,000. • Trevor Fossey -- 3309 Stirrup Lane, Karen Cangemi, $302,000. • Josue Rocha -- 2617 Wharf St., Todd Johnson Teague, $305,000. • Grisel Guerrero -- 2601 Dock Drive, Lisa A Neer, $310,000. • Corey Singer -- 4016 Boulder St., Zachary Daniel, $310,000. • Alexandra Moranayres -- 3304 Rio Grande Ave., Mark A Poll, $325,000. • Debra Salazar -- 3218 San Marino Ave., Myka D Fisher, $328,000. • Cassidy Grotheer -- 3503 Rialto Ave., Cristain Foster, $330,000. • Kayla Juarez -- 4202 Mariposa Lane, Brian and Karin Crandall, $334,900. • Jeffrey Roybal -- 4333 Phlox Lane, Steve and Jane Friesen, $335,000. • Lauren Kortmeyer -- 4124 Florence Ave., Jknb LLC, $390,000. Fort Lupton • Bryan and Tiffani Miller -- 1703 Virginia Drive, Yanyun Zhu, $545,000. • Hector Vega -- 3506 County Road 19, Xiong Living Trust, $850,000. Frederick • Carlos Jimenezpritchard -- 6345 Foxtail Grn, Yes Homesales LLC, $222,900. • Alex and Elspeth Arnold -- 611 Pheasent View Drive, Robert and Dorothy Worley, $257,500. • Marisela Zeballosamaya -- 6106 Verbena Court Unit 102, New Ex-

pression Homes LLC, $352,900. • Andrew Osborn -- 314 Grant St., Margaret E Caldwell, $376,000. • Shawn Hansen -- 6904 Poudre St., Melody Homes Inc, $394,100. • Lauren and Lawrence Rose -- 6920 Poudre St., Melody Homes Inc, $424,500. • Marcus and Virginia Wilson -- 8597 Raspberry Drive, Lillian Rocha, $450,000. • Patrick and Madison Collins -- 6685 6Th St., Brian and Teresa Wiles, $455,000. • Jorge Tushman -- 5544 Wetlands Drive, Leslie E Tourney, $460,000. Gilcrest • Daniel Craven -- 405 11Th St., Paul D Eisenach, $290,000. Greeley • Miguel and Africa Saenz -- 3722 Yosemite Drive, Israel Murohernandez, $171,400. • Sean Filipovitz -- 3405 W 16Th St. Unit 81, Kayla Juarez, $190,000. • Brian Parker -- 3405 W 16Th St. Unit 72, Kelly D Roquet, $208,500. • Lloyd Gerbitz -- 2423 10Th Ave. Court, Cody R Mccool, $210,000. • Ramiro Gardea -- 1009 34Th Ave., Alan G Brownwood, $220,000. • Adam Smith -- 5151 29Th St. Unit 1107, Katherynne Padilla, $230,000. • Chase Stoltz -- 2404 W 8Th St., Reyna I Garcia, $235,000. • Anastacio Carrillo -- 2505 15Th Ave. Court, Blue Door Properties LLC, $240,000. • Carolyn Defalco -- 1023 18Th Ave., Lydia Ross, $250,000. • Phillip and Meagan Crews -- 3660 W 25Th St. Unit 1802, Jill Kollar, $255,000. • Justin Tuell -- 1513 28Th Ave., Terry Tuell, $288,000. • Candace Rankin -- 1110 23Rd Ave. Court, Kim Unzicker, $296,000. • David Giron -- 4118 W 30Th St. Road, Damian and Nicole Ortiz, $306,800. • Larene and Douglas Pfeifer -- 3822 W 11Th St. Unit 39, Betty Jo Mares, $309,000. • Donald Harberts -- 4100 W 8Th St., Albaro Milan, $309,500. • Cody Jones -- 434 38Th Ave., Jen-

nifer Lavigne, $310,500. • Richard Holler -- 412 39Th Ave., Bev J Kirchhoff, $315,000. • Clint Rouse -- 2813 39Th Ave., Russ and Kerry Walker, $315,000. • Nathan Crawford -- 2180 44Th Ave., Cameron Michael Harding, $315,100. • Travis Aragon -- 130 N 50Th Ave. Place, Cooper and Dawn Widener, $342,000. • Kenneth Watts -- 3198 51St Ave., Deborah K May, $342,000. • Joseph Elliot -- 1357 43Rd Ave. Unit 16, Vera Sanders, $344,000. • Salvador Almeida -- 1230 104Th Ave., Aspen Homes Colo Inc, $364,000. • Dylan and Rachel Mcray -- 1829 15Th Ave., Jason and Kelly Sylvester, $366,000. • Ever and Laura Chaparro -- 4315 W 30Th St. Place, Joel Ibarra, $367,000. • Adam and Bethany Levin -- 2302 77Th Ave., Jim Jose Martinez, $373,500. • Tierney Tucker -- 2125 26Th Ave. Court, Judith Anderson, $375,000. • Monika Walker -- 4250 W 16Th St. Unit 18, William and Ruth Bruen, $377,000. • Sharma Yelloweyes -- 1870 25Th Ave., William and Linda Pirie, $380,000. • Myka Fisher -- 610 62Nd Ave. Court, Lars and Dorene Thorgesen, $380,000. • Rodolfo and Teresa Santos -- 2431 50Th Ave., Robert and Stacey Edlund, $400,000. • Donna Deal -- 2392 42Nd Ave. Place, Steve and Tammie Martin, $405,000. • Austin and Michelle Mills -- 1332 87Th Ave., Aspen View Homes LLC, $423,800. • Zachary Daniel -- 1831 26Th Ave. Court, Aaron J Parsell, $450,000. • Guillermo Delgado -- 2120 62Nd Ave., Robert O Smith, $465,000. • Ramon Alvarez -- 8611 15Th St., Aspen View Homes LLC, $471,800. • Jungmin Yoon -- 8737 16Th St., Robert and Susan Disenso, $485,000.

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• Manuela and Eduardo Hernandez -409 E 18Th St., Roberto Hernandez Gasca, $505,000. • Charles and Linda Stirman -- 8238 Surrey St., Jonny and Mary Prall, $539,500. • Matthew Dreiling -- 5730 W 27Th St., Rojean Ann Hecht, $555,000. • Richard Austin -- 4710 Cedar Park Drive, Randall K Sorensen, $720,000. Johnstown • Joseph Fiolkoski -- 120 Hays Ave., John B Owens, $314,500. • Alethia Fenney -- 2304 Brianna Court, Juul and Britta Dijkstra, $351,000. • Brandon Elliott -- 3907 Heatherwood Circle, Patrick and Jennifer Anderson, $362,000. • Linda Emmerman -- 111 Hays Ave., Salvador Correa Sanchez, $365,000. • Cameron Guzman -- 472 Homestead Lane, Jason and Alyssa Crooks, $368,500. • Kyle Paswaters -- 426 La Costa Lane, Joshua and Ariel Desmond, $374,900. • Justin and Sara Creque -- 1817 Chesapeake Circle, Sean P Mccauley, $375,500. • James and Claudia Bryan -- 3545 Kirkwood Lane, Anthony Serrano, $380,000. • Richard Talbot -- 212 Sycamore Ave., Cheryl L Ramage, $386,000. • Jeffry and Shelby Nelson -- 421 Boulder Lane, Robert and Amber Harris, $386,500. • Rodolfo Ortega -- 2725 Aylesbury Way, Shawn and Brooke Peterson, $464,900. • Sean and Margaret Bernardy -- 180 Pekin Drive, Matthew and Amanda Basinger, $465,000. • Jana Pewitt -- 4611 Vinewood Way, Nancy C Nystrom, $595,000. • Thoa Tu -- 4351 Shepardscress Drive, Paul and Ann Carey, $640,000. Keenesburg • Isaias Linares -- 360 S Elm St., Jason and J Irvin, $195,000. • Maria and Deangelo Banuelos -- 203 Zachary St., Lgi Homes Colo LLC, $302,900.

• Greggory Long -- 202 Zachary St., Lgi Homes Colo LLC, $314,900. • Kathleen Day -- 214 Dan Lord Ave., Lgi Homes Colo LLC, $327,900. • Armando Cruz -- 10 S Lambert St., Jodi Fobare Carlson, $335,000. Loveland • Cynthia Petty -- 2568 Trio Falls Drive, Robert and Susan Abernathy, $278,000. • Ryann Charles -- 140 Carina Circle Unit 103, Sherrill Joy Schneider, $279,000. • Dusty Crane -- 1569 E 6Th St., Gretchen L Bolduc, $312,000. • Cory and James Kram -- 472 Atacamite Court, Jonathan and Amanda Fashbaugh, $330,000. • Sheyenne Scheeler -- 4105 Florence Drive, Roy and Sheryl Gilbert, $339,500. • David Valdez -- 533 Sundisk Drive, New Hope Homes LLC, $346,000. • Michael and Barbara Westfall -- 422 Deer Creek Court, Donna E Lujan, $350,000. • Erich and Mckenzie Neubert -1801 14Th St. Sw, Lee R Lubke, $350,000. • Jose and Lurring Zapien -- 3206 Sheridan Ave., Scott Brands, $350,000. • Dominic Pilkington -- 2444 Tupelo Drive, Rebecca A Thoren, $351,500. • Jaime Tzun -- 3016 Silver Leaf Drive, Jane Quickle, $352,000. • Kyle and Sharon Gravitz -- 342 Sunmountain Drive, Brandi J Macurdy, $354,900. • Sunny and Shannon Pippin -750 Grant Ave., Ann E Martin, $355,000. • Nicholas and Jessica Disparti -- 394 Sunmountain Drive, Brian and Emily Webb, $355,000. • Christopher Johnson -- 3852 Boxelder Drive, Parker and Laura Rieck, $360,000. • Beau Trujillo -- 2214 Cameo Ave., Kevin G Williams, $363,000. • Derek and Christina Cox -- 574 Kathryn Court, Dianne A Linder, $364,000. • Scott and Brittany Nelson -- 2008 Sage Court, Sheryl Elizabeth Boltz, $364,900.

• Shawn Spitz -- 1508 Florida Drive, Samantha Hilton, $380,000. • Julianne Enderby -- 3046 Crux Drive, William Berkenheger, $380,000. • Mark and Laura Mitchell -- 2359 Winter Park St., Michael B Zeller, $385,000. • Michael Curtis -- 423 Emerald Court, Jonnye A Smith, $385,000. • Vladimir Bystrov -- 1016 Knobcone Place, Susan A Hangartner, $390,000. • Linda Seipp -- 3803 Cardiff Court, Hannah E Mishriki, $395,000. • Mary Kampschroeder -- 2710 Hydra Drive, Matthew A Dreiling, $421,900. • Jimmy and Janice Turner -- 2030 Alabama St., Gil Krier, $495,000. • Brandon and Monique Schulfer -1145 Allen Drive, John N Patterson, $505,000. • Gary and Sally Jenkins -- 3683 Saguaro Drive, Custom On Site Bldrs Inc, $510,600. • David Wacker -- 4441 Chateau Drive, Nanci Garnand Living Trust, $515,000. • John Williams -- 2240 Vermillion Creek Drive, Brian J Seibel, $525,000. • Rick and Debra Anderson -- 3201 Overlook Lane, Joseph Bacso, $530,000. • Gene Mueller -- 2173 Monte Vista Circle, Chad and Holly Walker, $547,700. • Miles and Nicole Higgins -- 7712 Leslie Drive, Parrish Group LLC, $639,900. • Tyler and Carrie Rossman -- 6012 Long Branch Court, John and Stephanie Petersburg, $760,000. • Lani and Charles Campbell -- 3975 Roaring Fork Drive, Michael and Teresa Gates, $1,652,400. Milliken • Anibal Lopez -- 512 S Carriage Drive, Austin Bresler, $276,000. • Caitlyn Dorris -- 663 S Carriage Drive, William Russell Cassity, $303,500. • Nikolas and Lynzee Laney -- 731 Wagon Train Drive, Juan A Lopez, $328,000.

• Nicholas and Clystia Lenz -- 789 Depot Drive, Windmill Homes Co, $389,400. • Jesus Orona -- 849 Depot Drive, Windmill Homes Co, $395,800. • Micheal Ude -- 998 S Rachel Court, Rebecca A Fisher, $415,000. • Manolo Mota -- 750 S Marjorie Ave., Luis Najera, $417,500. Platteville • Joshua and Ariel Desmond -- 16483 Burghley Court, Rei LLC, $93,000. • Jose Zavala -- 719 Rodgers Circle, Wesley James Pike, $350,000. • Wesley and Patricha Pike -- 16507 Essex Road N, Clinton and Sheila Carter, $585,000. Severance • Andrew Swope -- 904 Barasingha St., Journey Homes LLC, $315,100. • Britney Carpio -- 906 Barasingha St., Journey Homes LLC, $322,800. • Cory Howard -- 825 Sambar Drive, Journey Homes LLC, $333,500. • Daniel Tena -- 688 Takin Drive, Journey Homes LLC, $339,800. • Ehrich Weis -- 684 Takin Drive, Journey Homes LLC, $339,800. • Teresa Risser -- 730 Finch Drive, Range View Partners Lp, $339,900. • Rebecca Ceniceros -- 1095 Long Meadows St., Lgi Homes Colo LLC, $349,900. • Brett Mackie -- 1090 Long Meadows St., Lgi Homes Colo LLC, $394,900. • Brandon Dudley -- 1873 Vista Plaza St., Debra and Aprille Hill, $415,000. • Michael Taylor -- 1746 Avery Plaza St., Aspen View Homes LLC, $448,500. • Taylor and Paige Clark -- 1675 Shoreview Parkway, Dfh Mandarin LLC, $506,700. • Christee and Jason Whalen -- 3805 Bridle Ridge Circle, Eric and Jaclyn Walker, $660,000. • Roland and Sheilah Martinez -- 1118 Green Ridge Drive, Tony and Sheila Pershall, $831,500. Timnath • Traci Zeigler -- 5742 Stone Fly Drive, Hartford Constr LLC, $351,600. • Joshua and Kaylin Pierce -- 5037 Autumn Leaf Drive, Timnath Ranch

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Townhomes LLC, $359,900. • Dominique Westenberger -- 4836 Bourgmont Court, Hartford Constr LLC, $362,000. • David Zeigler -- 4989 Long Drive, Sage Homes LLC, $421,800. • Mario Aguirre -- 5672 Jedidiah Drive, Hartford Constr LLC, $437,400. • Thomas and Patricia Kissler -- 5684 Jedidiah Drive, Hartford Constr LLC, $462,600. • Zixun Tong -- 5439 Brookline Drive, Carrie Gordon, $497,500. • Dana Luther -- 5399 Alberta Falls St., William Lyon Homes Inc, $498,000. • Eric Mccrery -- 5378 Brookline Drive, Edward Cannon, $500,000. • Margaret and Justin Botelho -- 6670 Pebble Path Court, Cb Signature Homes LLC, $541,700. • Nathan and Ashley Campbell -- 7090 Stratus Road, Calatlantic Group Inc, $569,000. • Matthew and Breann Wilkinson -- 7051 Stratus Court, Calatlantic Group Inc, $605,100. • Marsha and John Petrovic -- 7019 Stratus Court, Calatlantic Group Inc, $615,100. • Jennifer and Keith Williams -- 2752 Vallecito St., Hartford Constr LLC, $629,700. • Jared and Aimee Error -- 5241 Kellan Court, Saint Aubyn Homes LLC, $634,400. • Gregory and Melissa Lux -- 6904

Summerwind Court, Amanda L Miller, $715,000. • Robert and Shelli Garza -- 5948 Riverbluff Drive, Melody Homes Inc, $800,000. • Paul and Tara Mcgill -- 6602 Ridgeline Drive, Tiffanny Kirsch Trust, $2,350,000. Windsor • Daniel Rosendale -- 1686 Grand Ave. Unit 5, Townhomes Jacoby Farms LLC, $301,300. • Amara Murray -- 1692 Grand Ave. Unit 5, Townhomes Jacoby Farms LLC, $306,000. • Amy Healy -- 1684 Grand Ave. Unit 2, Townhomes Jacoby Farms LLC, $312,000. • Saul Miranda -- 1039 Mahogany Way, Anthony G Ball, $346,000. • Kevin Smith -- 1864 Ruddlesway Drive, Richmond Am Homes Colo Inc, $355,900. • Janay and Jason Crosley -- 1852 Ruddlesway Drive, Richmond Am Homes Colo Inc, $368,600. • Treena Oneill -- 1890 Ruddlesway Drive, Richmond Am Homes Colo Inc, $385,500. • Heidi and Matthew Curtin -- 1836 Tinker Drive, Richmond Am Homes Colo Inc, $386,600. • Irvin and Bruna Holt -- 2153 Montauk Lane Unit 1, Carol K Munsinger, $389,500. • Austin and Rachel Pollack -- 770 Camberly Drive, Melody Homes Inc,

$397,800. • Zane and Annalyssa Brandley -- 1127 Crescent Drive, Nikki and Wesley Kujala, $400,000. • Gary and Wanda Upchurch -- 1578 Clarendon Drive, Melody Homes Inc, $408,800. • Ryan and Stephanie Arnold -- 1768 Floret Drive, Melody Homes Inc, $412,200. • Joseph Young -- 1775 Littlewick Drive, Saint Aubyn Homes LLC, $416,700. • Andrew and Katherine Krebs -- 124 Turnberry Drive, Nicholas and Carly Standley, $435,000. • Linh Dang -- 1848 Tinker Drive, Richmond Am Homes Colo Inc, $439,100. • Clinton Sefcovic -- 1730 Vale Drive, Bridgewater Homes LLC, $440,000. • Cameron Martin -- 2139 Longﬁn Drive, Rebecca and Branden Klyczek, $440,000. • Robert and Ashley Moore -- 1620 Clarendon Drive, Melody Homes Inc, $443,200. • Jason and Staci Culotta -- 680 Dakota Way, Michael and Suzann Defrancisco, $450,000. • Ryan Bunn -- 155 Turnberry Drive, Paige and Taylor Clark, $459,900. • Jeremy Hull -- 215 Cattail Bay, Susan Jewellklema, $469,000. • Patricia and Gary Hansen -- 467 Gannet Peak Drive, Kelly Hallenbeck, $474,500.

• Donna Schmitt -- 2003 Vineyard Drive, Frank and Susan Bub, $495,000. • Nathan and Mandy Lewis -- 2095 Setting Sun Drive, Artesia Lot Holdings LLC, $513,600. • Jeffrey and Connie Shytle -- 656 Vermilion Peak Drive, John and Kari Bennett, $570,000. • Gary and Joleen Grace -- 2116 Glean Drive, Artesia Lot Holdings LLC, $591,100. • Amy Berlin -- 6183 Crooked Stick Drive, Westmark Homes Colo LLC, $680,000. • Jennifer and Judd Dawson -- 518 Pelican Cv, Larry Hobson, $690,000. • Harry Bruntz -- 1725 Heirloom Drive, Artesia Lot Holdings LLC, $709,200. • Jonathan and Ceri Holsten -- 1755 Heirloom Drive, Artesia Lot Holdings LLC, $718,300. • Klint and Stephanie Butler -- 4764 Shavano Drive, Grant and Ashton Schmeeckle, $850,000. • Scott and Angela Vion -- 5201 Hialeah Drive, William and Barbara Forbes, $855,000. • Kelsey and Nick Bukowski -- 6085 Bay Meadows Drive, Travis and Melissa Higman, $897,300.

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