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Garlands and picks are just as important as the tree when it comes to your holiday displays. (Provided photo/TNS)

Katie Laughridge Tribune News Service (TNS) I will be the first to admit, I grew up as a bit of a stem snob. I thought the only way to bring a festive forest into my home was with real pine and arrangements. However, thanks to Mary Carol Garrity many years ago, I have discovered that faux can be just as beautiful and much less messy. Seeing her stunning garland along with wonderful faux trees and stems had me saying no to needles and so long to sap drippings for good. Each year I get so excited to bring the holidays into my home without fearing the mess it makes on my wooden floors and favorite floor coverings. When it comes to decorating for the holiday season, I like to start off with stems. A great display is built up in layers and levels, each as important as the next. Beginning with greenery allows a strong base canvas to display all of your holiday splendor. You can’t very well add ornaments until you get the tree up first! While the Christmas tree is known to steal the spotlight in a room, it wouldn’t be the star it is without a little help from added greenery. Garlands and picks are just as important as the tree when it comes to your holiday displays. Picks in particular are the unsung hero of home decorating and come in a wide variety of sizes, colors and styles. You can use them to

You can use garland all over your home, whether you want to snake some down the center of your dining table, loop it up a banister or drape it over your mantel. (Provided photo/TNS)

to improvise, too. Try cutting a create any holiday look you want, from traditional to whimsical, 6-foot garland in half and use it to glam to rustic. The secret to decorate your buffet, or thread it making them look fabulous and through the arms of your dining not flat is to work with them room chandelier — there are no before you start decorating. Bend hard and fast rules when it comes and shape the branches so they to decorating for the season! look perfectly imperfect, like you To create an interesting swag just pulled them from the woods on each corner of your fireplace (and not a box). mantel, you can even cut a piece I use picks everywhere from of garland in half to use on each the mantel to the table. Adding a side. Dress it up with ribbon, picks sprig to your napkin holder or a and ornaments, and you have a few stems to your centerpiece can beautiful holiday treatment ready bring color and volume to your for family and friends to admire. displays. The most important place we use picks at the shop (Adapted from nellhills.com. is in our trees and garlands. We use artificial trees, and picks are Katie Laughridge is the owner our go-to tool to make the trees of Kansas City interior design full and lush. We tuck them in destination Nell Hill’s. For more here and there (and everywhere), information, contact Katie at filling in bare places, and giving info@nellhills.com.) the overall tree more dimension and interest. You can use garland all over your home, whether you want to snake some down the center of your dining table, loop it up a banister or drape it The secret to making picks and garlands look fabulous and not over your flat is to work with them before you start decorating. (Provided mantel. It photo/TNS) is A-OK

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The FHFA and Treasury ease restrictions for ﬁnancing second homes and investment properties

BY MICHAELA PHILLIPS SYNERGY ONE LENDING

Earlier this year, the Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA) introduced new guidelines that, in effect, reduced opportunities for people to ﬁnance second homes or investment properties through government entities Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. However, the FHFA and Treasury have recently announced a reversal of these restrictions, opening up more possibilities for those hoping to snag a second home or investment property. Interested in learning more? Here’s what you need to know: About the Changes If you’ve been on the search for housing, you’ve probably

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noticed that the market is incredibly competitive for both renters and buyers. As a result, the restrictions put in place earlier this year have been lifted in an effort to give a boost to the dwindling housing supply across the country. The previous guidelines capped the entities’ lending for investment properties or second homes at just seven percent of their portfolio (more than a 50 percent reduction). Since Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac-backed

mortgages often offer lower interest rates, many individuals and investors were unable or unwilling to pursue ﬁnancing for more properties. However, as the demand for housing continues to grow, the FHFA reversed the policies in an attempt to promote housing stability now and in the future. What This Means For Investors or Those Seeking a Second Home With Fannie and Freddie now

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McWhinney Inks Loveland Deal With Bobo’s Colorado-based Snack Company Leases 123,000 Square Foot Centerra Industrial Building LOVELAND, Colo., Nov. 8, 2021 /PRNewswire/ — McWhinney, Colorado-based real estate investor and developer with expertise in commercial, mixed-use, hospitality, multifamily and residential assets and master developer of Centerra in Loveland, announced that Bobo’s has signed a lease for the entirety of Building 7, a 123,000 square foot industrial facility located within Centerra. Bobo’s, a Colorado-based wholesome snack brand, will consolidate three Bobo’s locations - the Boulder bakery operation, the Loveland Bakery and the Loveland warehouse - into one single facility. Along with its manufacturing space, Bobo’s will grow its employee base providing new job creation with

additional roles supporting the local community. Its corporate headquarters will remain in Boulder where the company began in 2003. “We’re thrilled that Bobo’s selected Centerra to expand its manufacturing and distribution operations,” stated Clyde Wood, Vice President of Commercial Development at McWhinney. “Northern Colorado is one of the

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be completed in December. Bobo’s will then immediately begin build out of their tenant improvements with a plan to begin operations in summer 2022. Centerra’s growing industrial district consists of 660,000 cumulative square feet today, and McWhinney has plans to break ground on its next industrial building – the largest to date, just west of Bobo’s – in summer 2022. “The level of demand we are seeing for industrial space is unprecedented, and there are no signs of it slowing down,” said Mike Eyer of CBRE, who, along with Julius Tabert, represented McWhinney in the transaction. “As the country emerges from the pandemic, we expect more large industrial transactions and believe that Centerra Industrial is uniquely positioned to take advantage of it. Bobo’s is another example of companies ﬁnding great value in northern Colorado, and they will be a great addition to the tenant mix.” Chris Boston and Kegan McNutt with Gibbons-White, Inc. represented Bobos in the lease transaction. “Bobo’s looked at several different facilities but appreciated the energy, experience and feeling of partnership with the McWhinney team, which made the Centerra development the place to be,” said Chris. This lease marks the largest industrial deal in the region by square footage since the 2019. November 13, 2021

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Paul F. P. Pogue Ask Angi (TNS) Once Thanksgiving is past, homeowners’ attention will turn to decorating for the winter holidays. You can save a lot of hassle by hiring a professional to hang your holiday lights, and the sooner you call to get on their schedule, the better. A pro will have the experience and training to get the best effect out of your lighting, protect it from snow and water exposure, and efﬁciently get the lights up and back down. Some lighting companies offer holiday services, and a trusted handyman can also perform this job. This work usually costs about $400, but it can change based on size of your home. A multistory house will cost much more, and steep roofs will raise it even more. In most cases, installers will put up your own lights. If you don’t have lights to supply, you can often buy them from the installer, or rent a set for the season for an additional fee. As always, make sure whoever you hire is bonded and insured. Insurance is particularly crucial for any work that involves ladders. If your pro doesn’t carry insurance, you could be 6

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If you decide to do your holiday lighting yourself, take safety precautions. (Shutterstock)

ﬁnancially liable for any injuries if someone falls or an accident damages your property or your neighbor’s. A ladder that tips over can easily crash into someone else’s house, after all. HOLIDAY LIGHTING SAFETY If you do it yourself, take it seriously. Accidents while decorating are responsible for about 15,000 emergency room visits each year, and half of those take place due to falls. Follow the same ladder safety procedures when hanging lights as you would for any other job. It’s often very tempting to go a

bit higher than is safe or reach a little more, just for long enough to hang one more thing. But that last bit of extra reach is often what causes accidents. It’s always worth it to take a moment to get a better ladder or safer perch to reach that difﬁcult spot. The buddy system is important for grown-ups, too; you should always have someone stabilizing the ladder while you’re climbing it. For added safety, consider magnetic holiday lights, which simply stick onto any metal surface. After the holidays, you can remove them easily simply by pulling the lights down.

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While you’re at it, take care not to overload your electrical system. If you draw too much power, you can trip your circuit breaker or cause risk of ﬁre. Any outdoor lights should be plugged into GFCI outlets. You can spot such an outlet by looking for the “test” and “reset” buttons. They’ll shut down the ﬂow of electricity in event of overload, and add an additional layer of protection. ____ Tweet your home care questions with #AskAngi and we’ll try to answer them in a future column. November 13, 2021

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Northern Colorado Homebuilders’ Group Flies for Santa this year. The joy from both the ‘elves’ and the children turned this project into an annual event for us.” The local non-proﬁt places all of their efforts in the Northern Colorado area and welcomes volunteers and donors to join them. They’ve teamed with Realities for Children this holiday season to make certain that these special gifts go to the children who need them most. The Foundation welcomes your help by either picking up a backpack and stufﬁng it yourself, or by making a donation and they’ll ‘elf-it’ for you. If you’d like to be a part of this special event, please contact the Foundation at info@nocohbafoundation. com, or make a donation on their website: nocohbafoundation. com. To reach Kristie directly, email nocohbafoundationchair@gmail. com.

NOCO HBA—For the second year the charitable arm of the Northern Colorado Homebuilder’s Association, the NOCO HBA Foundation, will be playing Santa for Northern Colorado children who might otherwise not see the jolly man himself. With joy, spirit and the generosity of their members and the community, the Foundation will be shopping for, and stufﬁng, backpacks full of goodies and essentials for delivery to local children through Realities for Children. “We had such a great response to Operation Backpack! last year that we decided to do it again,” says Foundation Chair, Kristie Schoellerman. “Our homebuilder’s association members and folks all over the community were so incredibly generous that we managed to assemble and deliver 431 backpacks last year and we’re shooting to do far more

REAL ESTATE MATTERS

Homeowner seeks advice about putting house into trust

Ilyce Glink and Samuel J. Tamkin, Tribune Content Agency

Q: How do I go about getting my house into our trust? Do I need to contact the person who did the trust for us? Do I need to use the attorney that set up the trust? Do I even need an attorney to do this? A: You should know that most estate planning attorneys that create a living trust for their clients have someone on staff that can prepare the 8

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documents needed to convey any real estate into the trust. There are many types of trusts, but here’s some background on living trusts that might be helpful. When you decide to set up a trust to hold your assets, you are creating a vehicle to hold your assets both while you are alive and after you have passed. Once you set up the living trust, the trust is the actual owner of your assets. However, you get to direct what to do with the assets, almost as if they were in your own name. Once the trust is set up, you have to take action to put all of your assets into the trust. It won’t happen automatically. For that you’d need to talk to your bank and other ﬁnancial

institutions to direct them to transfer your accounts from your personal name into the name of the trust. You’ll need a copy of the trust or the relevant information about the trust to give to the financial institutions. It’s a bit trickier when you deal with your real estate. First of all, you have to prepare a deed to transfer the ownership of the home from your personal name into the name of the trust. Along with that, you might have to obtain other documents from municipal authorities and pay fees before you can file or record the transfer document. Finally, you’ll have to file or record the document with the office that handles real estate documents or filings where your property or properties are located. Most homeowners do not have the knowledge to prepare the documents to transfer the ownership of the real estate. You can do it on your own, with or without the assistance of a real estate attorney, but if you get it wrong, it can be a nightmare to fix. Back to your question. You can certainly hire the attorney that helped you set up the living trust. You just need to make sure that person has the real estate knowledge to prepare the documentation. If not, you certainly can hire a real estate attorney to help. The costs should not be expensive, perhaps a couple of hundred dollars,

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or more if the municipality fees are high for recording fees, exemption stamps and other expenses. Again, if you believe you can do it, you can certainly try. If not for COVID-19, you could walk into the local recorder’s office and ask them if they’d look over your documents before you file. Frequently, they will be nice enough to let you know if you got things right. Please understand this is not a guarantee that the people behind the desk are right or that your documents are correctly filled out. But these folks are often kind enough to assist the public or direct them where to go to correct their documents or find more information that can help them complete their paperwork. (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 their website, bestmoneymoves.com.) (C)2021 Ilyce R. Glink and Samuel J. Tamkin. Distributed by Tribune Content Agency, LLC. November 13, 2021

REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS The following northern Colorado 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 • Andria Porter -- 720 Oregon Trail Unit C3, Conestoga Townhomes LLC, $261,700. Berthoud • Colten Hammans -- 3414 Godwit Drive, Katelin and Matthew Ream, $460,000. • Allesa Housworth -- 2754 Cooperland Blvd., Tyler Rister, $460,000. • Paul Hyde -- 2905 Night Sky Drive, William D Lockridge, $465,000. • Benjamin Braman -- 3454 Godwit Drive, Shari and Richard Wagner, $480,000. • Samuel Bauder -- 519 E Michigan Ave., Cb Signature Homes LLC, $527,500. • Denise Guinn -- 263 Mount Rainier St., Artesia Lot Holdings LLC, $532,100.

• Nathan Denesha -- 720 13th St., Patrick and Kathleen Griffin, $535,000. • Douglas Wells -- 1725 Exeter St., Village Trust, $555,000. • Charles and Christine Jeske -- 1526 Stoneseed St., Heron Townhomes LLC, $577,700. • Brian Danielson -- 293 Mount Rainier St., Artesia Lot Holdings LLC, $580,600. • Marcus and Carissa Zaragoza -370 Capitol Reef St., Artesia Lot Holdings LLC, $582,000. • Paul and Amy Hummel -- 1506 Stoneseed St., Heron Townhomes LLC, $596,000. • Migel Sanchez -- 1060 Gabriella Lane, Richmond Am Homes Colo Inc, $606,400. • David and Dawn Kubicek -- 592 Buckskin Road, Richfield Homes LLC, $615,000. • John and Amy Stocklin -- 1061 Gabriella Lane, Richmond Am Homes Colo Inc, $620,400. • Cesar and Jodi Martinez -- 398 Buckskin Road, Richfield Homes LLC, $701,700. • Bryan and Allison Deangelo -- 376 Buckskin Road, Richfield Homes LLC, $737,200.

• Mario and Donna Fargnoli -- 514 Talons Reach Run, H L Constr LLC, $885,700. • Gregory and Jessica Manzer -- 413 S County Road 21, Richard Mack, $905,000. • James and Kimberly Barclay -- 547 Talons Reach Run, Krughoff Properties Ii LLC, $931,600. • James and Daun Egli -- 106 Bothun Road, Craig E Taylor, $1,200,000. Eaton • Andrea Perez -- 1741 Westward Circle # 3, Legacy Devl LLC, $318,700. • Joseph and Hillary Harris -- 1741 Westward Circle # 4, Legacy Devl LLC, $336,200. • Josue Garcia -- 1741 Westward Circle # 5, Legacy Devl LLC, $371,300. • Jeremy and Sarah Trujillo -- 435 Buckeye Ave., John and Audrey Mehls, $385,000. • Eric and Rebecca Schneider -24328 County Road 76, Ronnie and Muriel Reitz, $564,900. • Brandon and Margaret Lind -- 1445 Falcon Ridge Road, Maggie Yarber, $618,000.

Evans • Bradley Boker -- 506 Lucca Drive, Allie N Espinosa, $230,000. • Taylor and Carolyn Renaud -- 609 Lucca Drive, Charyl A Sjowall, $265,000. • Jennifer and Taylor Fellinger -- 3758 Ponderosa Court Unit 2, Tamera Lynn Muniz, $294,000. • Alyssa Stephens -- 4010 Central St., Mykel Mendes, $330,000. • Brianna Rodriguez -- 3714 Ironhorse Drive, Steven A Shotwell, $355,000. • Michael Hawkins -- 2106 36th St. Court, Jonathan and Teresa Martinez, $360,000. • Erick Modesto -- 2912 Park View Drive, Patricia L Weitzel, $375,000. • Alejandro Serrano -- 3301 Stirrup Lane, John Atencio, $381,000. • Tara Parkhurst -- 3307 Laguna St., Bradley and Robin Peterson, $400,000. • Alvaro Renteria -- 3718 Mesa Drive, Cynthia L Ferri, $405,000. • Monica Martinez -- 2521 Port St., Leslie Michelle Reyes, $417,000. • Michael and Mayra Silva -- 3331 Borrossa St., Francisco Jose Ponce, $425,000.

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Susan studied Business at Colorado State University, Western State University and Arizona State University. Susan’s career started as a telemarketing trainer and training program developer with a major shipping company while in Arizona. She and the family made the move back to Colorado and have never left. While her two sons were in school, Susan volunteered in helping with their sports and organizing school related functions, along with assisting the family appraisal business. She then worked for a private golf club in corporate retreat sales. Susan’s background has always been customer focused and knows communication and relationships are the foundation for success. All of my work experience involved working closely with clients.

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• George Hawley -- 3706 Mcavoy Ave., Gilbert and Tammy Parsons, $437,000. Fort Lupton • Dan and Mary Finkbeiner -- 922 Mckinley Ave., Jim and Vada Roedel, $321,500. • Reyes Velasquez -- 1117 Beech St., Jeramy and Ray Reigenborn, $360,000. • Andre Cooper -- 1205 Paciﬁc Court, Felix and Alexis Riquelme, $365,000. • Jose and Edgar Rodriguez -- 12679 County Road 8 1/2, Ryan Dahlenburg, $425,000. • Shawna Macias -- 2156 Mountain Sky Drive, Melody Homes Inc, $426,900. • Jesus Valenzuela -- 153 2nd St., Casa Blanca Invest LLC, $440,000. • Adrian and Nancy Luna -- 2240 Mountain Sky Drive, Melody Homes Inc, $449,200. • Benjamin and Yvette Erger -- 2216 Mountain Sky Drive, Melody Homes Inc, $469,400. Greeley • Jorge Bonilla -- 4607 Yellowstone Drive, Marcos Dominguez, $80,000. • Aimee Veenendaal -- 3405 W 16th St. Unit 72, Brian Parker, $231,000. • Miguel Gonzalez -- 420 9th St., Derek and Katherine Dunn, $235,000. • Bryan Radke -- 2620 25th Ave., Richard and Karolyn Radke, $254,000. • Rosa Olivares -- 401 16th Ave., Jose Garibay, $255,000. • Karla Garces -- 2135 Wedgewood Drive, Nora Casillas, $280,000. • Christine Gayman -- 1975 28th Ave. Unit 48, Charles Welch, $298,500. • Whitney Nobles -- 2402 49th Ave. Court Unit 45, Park Crossing LLC, $317,100. • Timothy Doty -- 616 19th St., 616 19th LLC, $335,000. • Robert and Angie Medina -- 609 35th Ave. Court, Joseph and Laura Collins, $350,000. • Kathryn Thomas -- 6139 W 8th St., Jacqueline L Fredrickson, $360,000. • Lana Volz -- 6605 4th St. Road Unit 4, Hartford Constr LLC, $365,300. • Elizabeth Fitch -- 3105 W 13th St., Sharon L Dudley, $370,000. • Gregory and Tara Grossboll -- 1504 60th Ave., Misija Constr LLC, $370,500. • Brenda Martinez -- 4137 W 20th St. Road, Charles H Baker, $375,000. • Arnulfo Chavez -- 6605 4th St. Road Unit 3, Hartford Constr LLC, $375,100. 10

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• Joseph and Morgan Lee -- 6605 4th St. Road Unit 2, Hartford Constr LLC, $376,400. • Lisa Field -- 3408 Syrah St., Tyler Struckman, $380,000. • Gabriel Tamez -- 4825 W 9th St., Ryan Mcarthur, $390,000. • David Mendoza -- 4333 W A St., June R Croissant, $395,000. • Heather Szucs -- 1512 11th Ave., Dennis A Belanger, $399,500. • Kelly and Joseph Meilinger -- 637 50th Ave., Jacob and Tevin Olin, $410,000. • Juan Avilla -- 2718 W 22nd St. Drive, Marc Anthony Marquez, $415,000. • Gregory Carlson -- 2205 14th St., Michael J Allex, $415,000. • Lisa Haynes -- 3007 19th St., Terry and Caryn Heller, $417,000. • Arthur Alvarado -- 10212 W 13th St., Steven and Landon Ewing, $419,000. • Sheila Williams -- 3172 50th Ave. Court, Gary Preisendorf, $425,000. • Carlos Perez -- 3021 68th Ave. Court, Angela M Mitchell, $435,000. • Joseph and Laura Collins -- 1405 101st Ave. Court, Cory J Coppock, $440,000. • Gregory Franks -- 1426 41st Ave., Nathan and Naila Kling, $444,000. • Monty and Jenny Abel -- 2127 68th Ave., Janet L Bolin, $449,000. • Mary and Robert Billings -- 4641 23rd St., Neil and Myra Fisher, $460,000. • Levon Petrosyan -- 733 67th Ave., Hartford Constr LLC, $470,100. • Anthony Doran -- 8700 15th St., Brandon and Kristin Ward, $471,200. • Edgardo Barrios -- 3331 68th Ave. Court, Noe and Kami Arellano, $473,500. • Rogelio Rubiogarcia -- 5011 W 21st St. Road, Christine M Gayman, $485,000. • Sean and Latricia Thompson -- 745 67th Ave., Hartford Constr LLC, $485,200. • Ashton Opperman -- 1202 104th Ave., Bartran Constr Inc, $491,000. • Chase and Jacquelynn Marler -- 112 53rd Ave. Court, Erik E Hammer, $500,000. • Sheldon Chadwick -- 5600 W 16th St., David Mendoza, $505,000. • Ryan and Courtney Stanley -- 2257 Talon Parkway, Nickolas and Brenna Williams, $510,000. • Clifford and Sally Clift -- 7242 W Canberra St. Drive, Andrew and Jean Morlang, $525,000. • Ivan and Sheryl Wittstruck -- 7104 W 12th St., Snyder Living Trust, $580,000.

• William and Sherry Unruh -- 2005 61st Ave., Jerry and Elizabeth Dasher, $646,000. • Richard Lutz -- 4355 24th St. Road Unit 1501, Tru Grit Noco LLC, $981,700. • Greg and Sherrie Miller -- 32828 Vista Lake Road, Bobbi Wells, $1,300,000. Hudson • Luis and Rubi Bencomo -- 717 Grape St., Gordon and Cynthia Kelly, $290,000. Johnstown • Rachel Hill -- 3807 Blackwood Lane, M E LLC, $395,000. • Dylan and Alyssa Gamez -- 1909 Parkwood Drive, Shirley Newsomgamez, $415,000. • Pedro and Katie Martin -- 1907 Sherwood Lane, Dillon Tyler Potts, $435,000. • Emily Campbell -- 465 Territory Lane, Maryanne Reyes, $451,000. • Jeffrey Maher -- 496 Heritage Lane, Michael and Cyrena Koclanes, $455,000. • Michael and Jodell Lyons -- 443 Frontier Lane, Bill and Glenda Roach, $465,000. • Bradley Chapman -- 3654 Holmes Lane, Phillip A Buxton, $470,000. • Kantesh and Meena Oad -- 436 Trailcrest Court, Claudia A Campbell, $470,000. • Joseph and Rachelle Stewart -- 5073 Ridgewood Drive, Zillow Homes Property Trust, $485,000. • Leo Cirbo -- 3659 Brunner Blvd., Pamela Thomas, $560,000. • Thomas Brown -- 1101 N 6th St., Debra L Shepard, $600,000. • Patricia Smith -- 327 Saxony Road, April Dawn Taylor, $649,000. • Joshua and Amanda Robbins -160 Muscovey Lane, Juan Carlos Ramirez, $670,000. Keenesburg • Ingrid Ruiz -- 512 Quincy Rr Ave., Lgi Homes Colo LLC, $408,900. • James Joha -- 514 Quincy Rr Ave., Lgi Homes Colo LLC, $449,900. Kersey • Jonathan and Lauren Mark -- 107 Mcintyre St., Gabriel Huerta, $450,000 Loveland • Shawna Blair -- 2980 Kincaid Drive Apt 202, Alison Miyasaki, $262,000. • Luis Cisneros -- 225 W 7th St., Amy Marie Johnson, $290,000. • Marcia Coyle -- 355 3rd St. Se, Lindy Goveia, $303,500.

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• Karl Noack -- 1620 James Drive, Maria and Brian Spoon, $339,900. • Amy Pezzani -- 1402 W 11th St., Loveland City, $345,000. • Damon Mccausland -- 3509 Dufﬁeld Ave., Roger D Stolebarger, $356,500. • Susan Viney -- 1836 W 50th St., Kendall Brook Townhomes LLC, $384,900. • Raina Eshleman -- 1128 E 3rd St., Leonard Gonzales, $387,000. • Aaron and Kaitlyn Westhuis -- 815 Foote Court, Richard Arthur Clark, $387,500. • Katie Brown -- 4275 Peach Tree Court, Kent and Lori Austin, $395,000. • Gregory and Nikol Laugen -- 633 Triton Ave., Frances L Lindlief, $397,000. • Rusty Judkins -- 414 Candelaria Drive, Rick Harﬁeld, $400,000. • Carmen Short -- 4057 Temple Gulch Circle, Fred and Karen Kreiner, $401,000. • Adam Parsons -- 1840 W 50th St., Kendall Brook Townhomes LLC, $403,500. • Robert and Catherine Radcliffe -1999 Harvard Place, Jacqueline and Willis Gresham, $430,000. • Brian Mcguinness -- 1777 La Salle Drive, Bridgewater Homes LLC, $430,500. • Teri and Mark Potesta -- 1848 W 50th St., Kendall Brook Townhomes LLC, $431,600. • August Gutierrez -- 4123 Swan Mountain Drive, Robert and Stacey Avalos, $442,000. • Alison Kalani -- 458 Arrowhead Drive, Jerald Hagan, $450,000. • Douglas and Cindy Delp -- 2916 Pawnee Creek Drive, Yubing Chen, $460,000. • Jennifer Combs -- 2924 Pawnee Creek Drive, Zillow Homes Property Trust, $461,500. • Wesley Tatton -- 1567 S County Road 21, Landon Stetson, $468,500. • Christopher and Chelsey Stine -1753 La Salle Drive, Bridgewater Homes LLC, $491,400. • Monica and Justin Gathercole -4785 Wisconsin Ave., Becky and Jeffrey Imgrund, $495,000. • David and Peggy Mathiesen -- 2571 Glendale Drive, Deane R Steine, $509,000. • Samuel and Sarah Hafner -- 2053 Bear Creek Place, Steven T Wilson, $510,000. • Katie Powell -- 3836 Foothills Drive, Ischande D Johnson, $515,000. • Richard and Judith Tekulve -- 5288 Coral Burst Circle, Marily HarNovember 13, 2021

rington, $550,000. • David Gregg -- 1626 Hoehne St., Bridgewater Homes LLC, $554,600. • Robert and Teresa Paton -- 2055 Ridgway Court, Courtney Elaine Bausch, $555,000. • Joseph Donlay -- 5530 Segundo Drive, Bridgewater Homes LLC, $568,000. • Eric and Sarah Robinson -- 927 Volans Drive, Brian and Bridget Homola, $570,000. • Nathan and Alena Lunkwitz -- 1456 26th St. Sw, Zillow Homes Property Trust, $600,000. • Danielle Gustafson -- 8004 Glade Road, Max and Kathy Hedges, $650,000. • George and Jacqueline Gintoli -3098 Lake Verna Drive, Bridgewater Homes LLC, $815,400. • James and Kathy Rathmann -- 2544 Chaplin Creek Drive, Amy and Kevin Horner, $825,000. • Dale and Rhonda Ulmer -- 1489 Scenic Valley Drive, Catherine Simms Young, $828,600. • Michael and Lynda Jensen -- 4264 Bluffview Drive, Artesia Lot Holdings LLC, $838,300. • Charles Friedberg -- 1309 Walnut St., Eryn and Christopher Mcgrath, $850,000. • Alan and Mary Jahn -- 3817 Surrey Ridge, Marilyn J Suchomel, $860,000. • Joshua and Josie Kamrath -- 4717 Sunshine Court, Patrick and Jennifer Evanoski, $875,000. • Barbara Hite -- 1125 Coral Burst Drive, Bryan Annan, $900,000. • Gregory and Kimberly Read -- 5354 Cedar Valley Drive, William R Antonello, $925,000. Milliken • Hamdy Gayeh -- 308 S Pauline Ave., Jonathan Mark Young, $415,000.

• Mark Capps -- 2302 Stage Coach Drive, Lizeth Valdez Garcia, $428,000. • Sandra Lundy -- 2072 Stage Coach Drive, Mark and Theresa Skolnick, $455,000. • Seth Corder -- 801 Forest St., Shirley Gardner, $460,000. • Theresa and Mark Skoinick -- 361 Puma Lane, Danny Richards, $570,000. Nunn • Scot Gorter -- 556 Lincoln Ave., Jeffrey and Brittany Purvis, $399,000. • Luke and Jennifer Darby -- 47285 County Road 23, Douglas D Krout, $810,000. Platteville • Kim Ta -- 709 Goodrich Court, Ryan and Kelly Weaver, $425,000. Severance • Ahmad Esmat -- 527 El Diente Ave., Eric P Duran, $465,000. • Scott and Caroline Pufall -- 1887 Vista Plaza St., Joel and Valerie Christensen, $470,000. • Brandi and Thomas Howard -1238 Lily Mountain Road, Melody Homes Inc, $484,100. • Matthew and Glen Tang -- 981 Ouzel Falls Road, Lgi Homes Colo LLC, $486,900. • Michelle Weiszmann -- 1253 Baker Pass St., Melody Homes Inc, $489,300. • Cheryl and Thomas Zabka -- 1266 Wild Basin Road, Melody Homes Inc, $512,600. • Carlos Olivas -- 1268 Wild Basin Road, Melody Homes Inc, $512,700. • Farrel and Catherine Morrow -- 1141 Ibex Drive, Aspen View Homes LLC, $559,000. • Thomas Wright -- 1716 Vista

Pt Drive, Dfh Mandarin LLC, $584,100. • Orry and Rebeka Lesh -- 5056 Prairie Lark Lane, Dynamic Homes Colo Inc, $600,400. Timnath • Mariah Weir -- 4901 Brule Drive, Gh Colo LLC, $422,800. • Naveen Parameswaraiah -- 5243 2nd Ave., Weekley Homes LLC, $445,300. • Michael and Leasha Larsen -- 6347 Wildview Lane, Suwannee River Land LLC, $450,000. • Jamie Crawford -- 5230 2nd Ave., Weekley Homes LLC, $511,300. • Arturo and Alyssa Loza -- 5087 Brule Drive, Gh Colo LLC, $528,100. • Shannon and Dana Law -- 2679 Trap Creek Drive, Hartford Constr LLC, $574,900. • Lindsey Lee -- 2688 Trap Creek Drive, Hartford Constr LLC, $579,000. • Daniel Steadman -- 5070 Kidd St., Toll Southwest LLC, $604,300. • Laura Salonen -- 5233 Cloud Dance Drive, Bridgewater Homes LLC, $633,400. • Jason Messer -- 2698 Trap Creek Drive, Hartford Constr LLC, $638,200.

Daniel and Bonnie Westermann -- 5370 Kellan Way, Richmond Am Homes Colo Inc, $689,300. Windsor • Naomi and Jarrald Rutkey -- 219 Chestnut St. Apt C4, Anne and James Lorange, $215,000. • James and Gabriela Lozano -- 1518 Highﬁeld Court, Zillow Homes Property Trust, $440,000. • Paul Glaser -- 1633 Illingworth Drive, Richmond Am Homes Colo Inc, $453,600.

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• Frances Lindlief -- 599 Wind River Drive, 8z Ibuyer LLC, $455,000. • Thomas and Janet Marks -- 306 Shadowbrook Drive, Joshua and Ashley Krueger, $463,000. • Ian and Amarie Hurt -- 1959 Blue Moon Drive, Gh Colo LLC, $491,400. • Harland and Mary Ranney -- 1025 Dry Creek Court, Jerad and Erin Glassier, $519,000. • Michael and Toni Garcia -- 4993 Priors Drive, Tralon Homes LLC, $535,300. • John Jones -- 1992 Day Spring Drive, Bridgewater Homes LLC, $539,300. • Zachariah Shaw -- 2094 Reliance Drive, Hung Dang, $540,000. • Joshua and Laura Blakley -- 1674 Illingworth Drive, Tralon Homes LLC, $553,400. • Michael and Sara Morton -- 1564 Illingworth Drive, Melody Homes Inc, $568,700. • Joel and Chresa Anderson -- 1774 Covered Bridge Parkway, Aspen View Homes LLC, $591,900. • Benjamin and Jordan Mckinney -1965 Floret Drive, Melody Homes Inc, $614,600. • Alex and Megan Axlund -- 32791 Stagecoach Road, Leslie and Christine Godlevsky, $635,000. • Molly Chan -- 1966 Raindrop Drive, Artesia Lot Holdings LLC, $640,700. • Ron and Jill Pino -- 1970 Raindrop Drive, Artesia Lot Holdings LLC, $763,200. • Beth Coomey -- 7345 Caledonian Court, Inhyup Kim, $779,900. • Eduardo and Sheena Rosa -- 1893 Holloway Drive, Donna Gorman, $795,000. • Robert and Helen Johnson -- 6356 Valhalla Drive, Sanctuary Lots LLC, $1,139,200.

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