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Saturday E1 www.homeandrealtyguide.com Saturday, September 25, 2010 Reporter-Herald Real Estate Matters • • P Pa ag ge e E E3 3 2010 LBAR Installation and Awards Director y P Pa ag ge e E E5 5 Inside this week’s Home & Real Estate P Pa ag ge e E E4 4 Property of the Week Listings from Front Range properties recently sold P Pa ag ge e E E2 2 Real Estate Transactions 474 Arrowhead Dr., Loveland ■ See GLINK/Page E5 $8,000 Buyer Credit at Boise Village North Midtown Homes Offers Phase 1 Closeout Special RH PAID ADVERTORIAL M idtown Homes is present- ing a great opportunity for prospective home buyers: an $8,000 buyer credit as its phase one closeout special for homes in the Boise Village North subdivi- sion. Midtown Homes and Bank of America will pay up to $3,000 to- wards closing costs when you use its discount lender, as well as a $5,000 credit. HOMETOWN SERIES At Boise Village North, homes range in price from $149,900 to $214,900 with finished square footage ranging from 893 to 1,634. All homes have full or par- tial basements with at least two egress windows, rough-in for an ex- tra bathroom, and blanket insula- tion. The Home Town Series fea- tures Phase 1 models such as The Monarch, The Granby, and The Tel- luride, which are eligible for the $8,000 buyer credit. Income quali- fied buyers on select lots may be able to purchase new homes at $10,000 off base model prices. THE MONARCH If you are looking for great value at an affordable price, the Monarch is an excellent option. This ranch home, priced from $149,900 to $159,900, is a 1,786 square-foot two-bedroom and one- bathroom home. The Monarch fea- tures 893 finished square feet, a full unfinished basement, main- floor laundry, a covered porch, and master bedroom walk-in closet. THE GRANBY One of Midtown Homes best selling floor plans, the Granby, is a ranch floor plan at an unbeatable price. This ranch home, priced from $174,900 to $178,900, is a 2,072 square-foot three-bedroom and two-bathroom home. The Granby features 1,036 finished square feet, a full unfinished base- ment, an oversized two-car garage, covered porch and patio, and mas- ter bedroom walk-in closet. THE TELLURIDE People looking for lots of fin- ished square footage without the extra price choose the Telluride. This multi-level home, priced from $179,900 to 189,200, is a 1,650 square-foot three-bedroom and two-bathroom home with a bonus fourth room for a study or fourth bedroom. The Telluride features 1,375 finished square feet, a par- tial unfinished basement, deck off the back, kitchen island, and mas- ter bedroom walk-in closet. THE CRESTED BUTTE For people that love to cook and entertain, the Crested Butte has an extended kitchen and living room area. This ranch, priced at $184,900, is a 2,270 square-foot two-bedroom and two-bathroom home. The Crested Butte features 1,135 finished square feet, a full unfinished basement, a large kitchen and living room/entertain- ment area, large kitchen pantry, main-floor laundry, four-piece mas- ter bathroom, master bedroom walk-in closet, desk nook, and a covered front porch. THE NORTH PARK The North Park has a lot of fin- ished square footage and home features for its price including an extra large covered front porch, an extra fourth room for a study or bedroom, a built-in fireplace, and a five-piece master bath. This two- story, priced from $199,900- $202,400, is a 2,301 square-foot three-bedroom and two-and-a-half bathroom home. The North Park features 1,623 finished square feet and additional features including a master bedroom walk-in closet and covered patio. NEW ROCKY MOUNTAIN SERIES Midtown Homes at Boise Village North has recently started con- struction on the new Rocky Moun- tain Series, which feature larger homes and lots with front loading garages and three-car garage op- tions. These homes are eligible for up to $3,000 towards closing costs. Examples of homes include: THE SNOWMASS People looking for a ranch-style home with lots of square footage at a low price chose the Snow- mass. This duplex home, priced from $174,900 to $176,200, is a 2,400 square-foot three-bedroom and two-bathroom home. The Snowmass features 1,200 finished square feet, a full unfinished base- ment, covered entry, a kitchen pantry, main-floor laundry, and master bedroom walk-in closet. All Snowmass models comes fully landscaped and includes air condi- tioning. THE SILVERTON One of Midtown’s favorite ranch floor plans, the Silverton is the largest ranch home and has an up- grade to a three-car garage. This ranch home, priced at $199,900- 204,900, is a 2,560 square-foot three-bedroom and two-bathroom home. The Silverton features 1,280 finished square feet, a full unfinished basement, an optional third car garage, kitchen pantry, main-floor laundry, five-piece mas- ter bathroom, master bedroom walk-in closet, a covered entry, and concrete patio. THE KEYSTONE People looking for a lot of space or looking for a home for a large family find the Keystone a good option. The Keystone has a double deep garage to park three cars, as well as extra space to finish a recreation room and fourth bed- room. This multi-level home, priced from $209,900 to $214,900, is a 2,211 square-foot three-bedroom and two-and-one- half bathroom home. The Keystone features 1,634 finished square feet, a partial unfinished base- ment, kitchen pantry, master bed- room walk-in closet, patio and cov- ered entry. MIDTOWN OFFERS QUALITY CONSTRUCTION All Midtown homes are designed and built to provide energy effi- ciency, lower energy bills, and a healthy and comfortable environ- ment. Homes leverage smartly de- signed features including Low-E vinyl double-pane windows, insulat- ed exterior doors, a more efficient 90 percent gas forced Hi-E Trane furnace and a programmable ther- mostat. Midtown offers higher density insulation products, as found in the Snowmass, including R-10 Basement Blanket insulation, R-38 Attic insulation, and R-13 Batting. Whirlpool appliances are used and ensure that the appliance pack- ages guarantee low energy use with high comfort and durability. Kitchens feature oak, alder, or maple cabinets with several differ- ent stain selections, stainless steel kitchen sink, ice maker waterline and PROFLO chrome kitchen faucets. Other home features in- clude a ceramic floor tile entry, light knockdown texture on walls and ceilings, brushed nickel hard- ware, six panel or Sonoma style doors, brushed nickel hardware, six-by-six-inch tile shower sur- rounds, elongated toilet bowls and PROFLO chrome bath faucets. ABOUT BOISE VILLAGE NORTH With homes prices starting in the $140s, Boise Village North is a unique combination of affordable prices and quality construction. The community features more than eight diverse floor plans with custom build features, two-car garages, beautiful yards and full basements. Boise Village North is centrally located in Loveland, just minutes from Interstate 25 and U.S. High- way 34. The community is located close to grocery and shopping amenities at Wal-Mart, Centerra, and Downtown Loveland and has immediate features access to great schools, excellent medical facili- ties. Many parks, trails and recre- ational areas in Loveland can be accessed through the walking and bike path that run adjacent the community. To locate the Midtown Homes sales office from U.S. Highway 34 (Eisenhower Boulevard), take Boise south to 11th Street. The of- fice is located at 1899 11th St., Loveland. For more information visit www.boisevillagenorth.com or call 970-456-4600. The Snowmass, a 2,400 square-foot duplex priced from $174,900, offers three bedrooms, two bathrooms, a two-car garage, and 1,200 finished square feet. To see the Snowmass, visit www.thesnowmass.com. Photos courtesy Midtown Homes The Granby, a 2,072 square-foot ranch priced from $174,900, offers three bedrooms, two bath- rooms, an oversized two-car garage and 1,036 finished square feet, and is eligible for an $8,000 buyer credit. To see the Granby, visit www.thegranbymodel.com. ILYCE GLINK TRIBUNE MEDIA SERVICES A mortgage is a mortgage, even if you’re only paying 4 percent on a 30-year fixed-rate mort- gage. The trouble with mortgages is that they tend to last up to 30 years, un- less you move, get a 15-year mort- gage or figure out a way to pay down your debt on a monthly or yearly ba- sis. If you don’t pay down your debt or sell your home, you’ll be paying your lender a monthly payment for the next 360 months in a row. That’s not such a big deal if you’re 30. If you get a 30-year mortgage you’ll pay it off by age 60, well before you hit full retirement age. Except that most people don’t live in the same place for 30 years. And if they do, odds are they don’t have the original mortgage they used to buy their property. Let me explain: While baby boomers and their parents tend to live in the same place for decades, they’ve refinanced their mortgage over and over again. As you may have heard, while prop- erty values were seemingly skyrocket- ing over the past decade, millions of Americans tapped into those paper values, doing cash-out refinancing in order to pay for everything from new cars to fancy vacations to high-end kitchen renovations and additions to college tuition bills. But when the housing boom turned into a bust and property val- ues began to collapse, it became clear that millions of Americans had over-extended themselves and are now trapped in homes that were less than the amount owed on the proper- ty. But even though those homeown- ers still have equity in their proper- ties, they’re saddled with 15- and 30- year mortgages that are set to run for at least another decade or two. Many baby boomers, the first wave of whom were born in 1946 and will start turning 65 next year, are having trouble making monthly mortgage payments that seemed easy when priced on interest-only loans featur- ing below-market teaser rates. The Pew Research Center recently found that 55 percent of all Americans are earning reduced income, thanks to layoffs, forced furloughs and limited bonuses. A lot of baby boomers who ought to be in their prime earning years fall into this category. And it doesn’t help that real estate property taxes are rising even as housing prices are falling. Higher property taxes, insurance premiums and maintenance costs are squeezing homeowners who can hardly make their payments as it is. In fact, baby boomers are having trouble paying many of their living expenses, including their mortgage. According to a new survey by Gen- eration Mortgage and Zogby Interna- tional, 64 percent of baby boomers who are supporting parents and chil- dren (often known as the “Sandwich The costs of retiring with a mortgage Models open at Boise Village North 10 a.m.-6 p.m. daily
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www.homeandrealtyguide.com Saturday, September 25, 2010 Reporter-Herald
Real EstateMatters
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2010 LBARInstallation and
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Inside this week’s Home & Real Estate
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Property ofthe Week
Listings from Front Rangeproperties recently sold
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Real EstateTr a n s a c t i o n s
474 Arrowhead Dr.,Loveland
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$8,000 Buyer Credit at Boise Village NorthMidtown HomesOffers Phase 1
Closeout SpecialRH PA I D A D V E RT O R I A L
Midtown Homes is present-ing a great opportunity forprospective home buyers:
an $8,000 buyer credit as its phaseone closeout special for homes inthe Boise Village North subdivi-sion. Midtown Homes and Bank ofAmerica will pay up to $3,000 to-wards closing costs when you useits discount lender, as well as a$5,000 credit.
HOMETOWN SERIES
At Boise Village North, homesrange in price from $149,900 to$214,900 with finished squarefootage ranging from 893 to1,634. All homes have full or par-tial basements with at least twoegress windows, rough-in for an ex-tra bathroom, and blanket insula-tion. The Home Town Series fea-tures Phase 1 models such as TheMonarch, The Granby, and The Tel-luride, which are eligible for the$8,000 buyer credit. Income quali-fied buyers on select lots may beable to purchase new homes at$10,000 off base model prices.
THE MONARCH
If you are looking for great valueat an affordable price, theMonarch is an excellent option.This ranch home, priced from$149,900 to $159,900, is a 1,786square-foot two-bedroom and one-bathroom home. The Monarch fea-tures 893 finished square feet, afull unfinished basement, main-floor laundry, a covered porch, andmaster bedroom walk-in closet.
THE GRANBY
One of Midtown Homes bestselling floor plans, the Granby, is aranch floor plan at an unbeatableprice. This ranch home, pricedfrom $174,900 to $178,900, is a2,072 square-foot three-bedroomand two-bathroom home. TheGranby features 1,036 finishedsquare feet, a full unfinished base-ment, an oversized two-car garage,covered porch and patio, and mas-ter bedroom walk-in closet.
THE TELLURIDE
People looking for lots of fin-ished square footage without theextra price choose the Telluride.This multi-level home, priced from$179,900 to 189,200, is a 1,650square-foot three-bedroom andtwo-bathroom home with a bonusfourth room for a study or fourthbedroom. The Telluride features1,375 finished square feet, a par-tial unfinished basement, deck offthe back, kitchen island, and mas-ter bedroom walk-in closet.
THE CRESTED BUTTE
For people that love to cook andentertain, the Crested Butte hasan extended kitchen and livingroom area. This ranch, priced at$184,900, is a 2,270 square-foottwo-bedroom and two-bathroomhome. The Crested Butte features1,135 finished square feet, a fullunfinished basement, a largekitchen and living room/entertain-ment area, large kitchen pantry,main-floor laundry, four-piece mas-
ter bathroom, master bedroomwalk-in closet, desk nook, and acovered front porch.
THE NORTH PARK
The North Park has a lot of fin-ished square footage and homefeatures for its price including anextra large covered front porch, anextra fourth room for a study orbedroom, a built-in fireplace, and afive-piece master bath. This two-story, priced from $199,900-$202,400, is a 2,301 square-footthree-bedroom and two-and-a-halfbathroom home. The North Parkfeatures 1,623 finished square feetand additional features including amaster bedroom walk-in closet andcovered patio.
NEW ROCKY MOUNTAIN SERIES
Midtown Homes at Boise VillageNorth has recently started con-struction on the new Rocky Moun-tain Series, which feature largerhomes and lots with front loadinggarages and three-car garage op-tions. These homes are eligible forup to $3,000 towards closingcosts. Examples of homes include:
THE SNOWMASS
People looking for a ranch-stylehome with lots of square footageat a low price chose the Snow-mass. This duplex home, pricedfrom $174,900 to $176,200, is a2,400 square-foot three-bedroomand two-bathroom home. TheSnowmass features 1,200 finishedsquare feet, a full unfinished base-ment, covered entry, a kitchenpantry, main-floor laundry, andmaster bedroom walk-in closet. AllSnowmass models comes fullylandscaped and includes air condi-tioning.
THE SILVERTON
One of Midtown’s favorite ranchfloor plans, the Silverton is thelargest ranch home and has an up-grade to a three-car garage. Thisranch home, priced at $199,900-204,900, is a 2,560 square-footthree-bedroom and two-bathroomhome. The Silverton features1,280 finished square feet, a fullunfinished basement, an optionalthird car garage, kitchen pantry,main-floor laundry, five-piece mas-
ter bathroom, master bedroomwalk-in closet, a covered entry, andconcrete patio.
THE KEYSTONE
People looking for a lot of spaceor looking for a home for a largefamily find the Keystone a goodoption. The Keystone has a doubledeep garage to park three cars, aswell as extra space to finish arecreation room and fourth bed-room. This multi-level home,priced from $209,900 to$214,900, is a 2,211 square-footthree-bedroom and two-and-one-half bathroom home. The Keystonefeatures 1,634 finished squarefeet, a partial unfinished base-ment, kitchen pantry, master bed-room walk-in closet, patio and cov-ered entry.
MIDTOWN OFFERS QUALITYCONSTRUCTION
All Midtown homes are designedand built to provide energy effi-ciency, lower energy bills, and ahealthy and comfortable environ-ment. Homes leverage smartly de-signed features including Low-Evinyl double-pane windows, insulat-ed exterior doors, a more efficient90 percent gas forced Hi-E Tranefurnace and a programmable ther-mostat.
Midtown offers higher densityinsulation products, as found inthe Snowmass, including R-10Basement Blanket insulation, R-38Attic insulation, and R-13 Batting.Whirlpool appliances are used andensure that the appliance pack-ages guarantee low energy usewith high comfort and durability.
Kitchens feature oak, alder, ormaple cabinets with several differ-
ent stain selections, stainless steelkitchen sink, ice maker waterlineand PROFLO chrome kitchenfaucets. Other home features in-clude a ceramic floor tile entry,light knockdown texture on wallsand ceilings, brushed nickel hard-ware, six panel or Sonoma styledoors, brushed nickel hardware,six-by-six-inch tile shower sur-rounds, elongated toilet bowls andPROFLO chrome bath faucets.
ABOUT BOISE VILLAGE NORTH
With homes prices starting inthe $140s, Boise Village North is aunique combination of affordableprices and quality construction.The community features morethan eight diverse floor plans withcustom build features, two-cargarages, beautiful yards and fullbasements.
Boise Village North is centrallylocated in Loveland, just minutesfrom Interstate 25 and U.S. High-way 34. The community is locatedclose to grocery and shoppingamenities at Wal-Mart, Centerra,and Downtown Loveland and hasimmediate features access to greatschools, excellent medical facili-ties. Many parks, trails and recre-ational areas in Loveland can beaccessed through the walking andbike path that run adjacent thec o m m u n i t y.
To locate the Midtown Homessales office from U.S. Highway 34(Eisenhower Boulevard), takeBoise south to 11th Street. The of-fice is located at 1899 11th St.,L oveland.
For more information visitwww.boisevillagenorth.com or call970-456-4600.
The Snowmass, a 2,400 square-foot duplex priced from$174,900, offers three bedrooms, two bathrooms, a two-cargarage, and 1,200 finished square feet. To see the Snowmass,visit www.thesnowmass.com.
Photos courtesy Midtown HomesThe Granby, a 2,072 square-foot ranch priced from $174,900, offers three bedrooms, two bath-rooms, an oversized two-car garage and 1,036 finished square feet, and is eligible for an $8,000buyer credit. To see the Granby, visit www.thegranbymodel.com.
ILY C E GLINKTRIBUNE MEDIA SE RV I C E S
Amortgage is a mortgage, evenif you’re only paying 4 percenton a 30-year fixed-rate mort-
gage.The trouble with mortgages is that
they tend to last up to 30 years, un-less you move, get a 15-year mort-gage or figure out a way to pay downyour debt on a monthly or yearly ba-sis. If you don’t pay down your debtor sell your home, you’ll be payingyour lender a monthly payment forthe next 360 months in a row.
That’s not such a big deal if you’re30. If you get a 30-year mortgageyou’ll pay it off by age 60, well beforeyou hit full retirement age.
Except that most people don’t livein the same place for 30 years. And ifthey do, odds are they don’t have theoriginal mortgage they used to buytheir property.
Let me explain: While babyboomers and their parents tend tolive in the same place for decades,they’ve refinanced their mortgageover and over again.
As you may have heard, while prop-erty values were seemingly skyrocket-ing over the past decade, millions ofAmericans tapped into those papervalues, doing cash-out refinancing inorder to pay for everything from newcars to fancy vacations to high-endkitchen renovations and additions tocollege tuition bills.
But when the housing boomturned into a bust and property val-ues began to collapse, it becameclear that millions of Americans hadover-extended themselves and arenow trapped in homes that were lessthan the amount owed on the proper-t y.
But even though those homeown-ers still have equity in their proper-ties, they’re saddled with 15- and 30-year mortgages that are set to run forat least another decade or two.
Many baby boomers, the first waveof whom were born in 1946 and willstart turning 65 next year, are havingtrouble making monthly mortgagepayments that seemed easy whenpriced on interest-only loans featur-ing below-market teaser rates. ThePew Research Center recently foundthat 55 percent of all Americans areearning reduced income, thanks tolayoffs, forced furloughs and limitedbonuses. A lot of baby boomers whoought to be in their prime earningyears fall into this category.
And it doesn’t help that real estateproperty taxes are rising even ashousing prices are falling. Higherproperty taxes, insurance premiumsand maintenance costs are squeezinghomeowners who can hardly maketheir payments as it is.
In fact, baby boomers are havingtrouble paying many of their livingexpenses, including their mortgage.
According to a new survey by Gen-eration Mortgage and Zogby Interna-tional, 64 percent of baby boomerswho are supporting parents and chil-dren (often known as the “Sandwich
The costs ofretiring witha mortgage
Models open atBoise Village North10 a.m.-6 p.m. daily
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Mortgage rate update
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Real Estate Transactionsare supplied by Prospects Un-limited Inc., 1151 EagleDrive No. 467, Loveland,CO 80537, 667-1537.
L oveland• James & Michelle Mi-
nor from Comstock An-drew S & Tammy L, 1518Bentgrass Dr, Loveland,$281,000, home
• Crystal Lamarr fromCrappa Michael T & Patri-cia J, 4139 Rocky Ford Dr,Loveland, $162,500, home
• Jeff Hulbert from Kio-damkee Properties LLC,1020 W 8th St, Loveland,$158,000, home
• Douglas Livin from Pe-tersen Paul H, 4440 FruitaDr, Loveland, $355,000,home
• Sondra Friedrichsenfrom Spicka Sharon C,3153 Crooked Wash Dr,Loveland, $321,000, home
• Brian Combs fromWilliams Ranae R, 101 SRailroad Ave, Loveland,$175,000, home
• 210 Inc from 210 Prop-erties LLC, 210 E 29th St,Loveland, $1,211,100,home
• Melissa Tubaya fromAley Susan M, 1280 22ndSt Sw, Loveland, $181,500,home
• Anthonie & AshleighRos from Amen Clara Jean,430 W 12th St, Loveland,$110,000, home
• Robert & SuphornphitWhite from Berka David &Amanda, 1950 Creede Ave,Loveland, $240,000, home
• Richard Ranabargarfrom Bishop Kenneth E,325 Lilac Pl, Loveland,$230,000, home
• Micky Buerger fromCates Clint, 2596 W 45thSt, Loveland, $187,000,home
• Charles & Diane Millerfrom Endres Thomas G,1650 Uncompahgre Dr,Loveland, $382,300, home
• Aaron Jecminek fromFederal Home Ln MortgageCorp, 4179 Peach Tree Ct,Loveland, $161,500, home
• Mark & Liza Hatcherfrom Federal Home LnMortgage Corp, 267 SnowGoose Ave, Loveland,$192,000, home
• Ron & Pat Griggs fromLoretitsch Gary & Nancy,605 Moose Ct, Loveland,$195,000, home
• Briton Kreutzer fromLoveland Midtown Devel-opment I, 1774 E 9th St,Loveland, $169,900, home
• Philip Martin from LuxJohn A & Kristin R, 6318
Oakwood Ct, Loveland,$307,000, home
• John & Patricia Gravesfrom Menke David A &Cherie L, 6342 Sea GullCir, Loveland, $272,000,home
• Teri & Kendra Roarkfrom Oak Valley HomesLLC, 335 Carina Cir Unit105, Loveland, $149,000,condo
• Kathleen Gerace fromRichmond Justin B, 1606Pinyon Ct, Loveland,$158,000, home
• Ciifford & LoraineErtelt from Varble CaroleS, 1843 Halfmoon Cir,Loveland, $219,900, home
• Sheryl Brown fromWapiti Holdings LLC, 2421Albany Ave, Loveland,$185,000, home
• Bryan & Amy Arneyfrom Litton Ln ServicingLp, 1575 Wellington Ct,Loveland, $147,000, home
• Roland & PatriciaSchilling from AspenHomes Colorado Inc, 3853Fletcher St, Loveland,$253,100, home
• Sheryl Johnson fromDanielson Luke A & Brent,515 E 10th St, Loveland,$144,000, home
• Anthony & CarolineStaiano from DeutscheBank National Trust C,1305 36th St Sw, Loveland,$156,400, home
• Thomas & Debra En-glert from Frederick Sh-eryl, 925 Crabapple Dr,Loveland, $400,000, home
• Otter LLC fromHangar Over LLC, 5833Langley Ave, Loveland,$1,490,000, home
• Ronald & Billie Colsonfrom Hsbc Bank Usa, 1124Carlene Dr, Loveland,$168,000, home
• Eva Knight from J NLLC, 5278 Deer MeadowCt, Loveland, $485,000,home
• Carolyn Taylor fromObriant Kelly P & ColleenH, 530 E 4th St, Loveland,$195,000, home
• Taryn & Todd Stesenfrom Oneil Jana Beth,2740 W 46th St, Loveland,$168,000, home
• Ultimate LLC from UsBank, 3518 Adena Ct,Loveland, $167,500, home
• Kevin Forster from Yea-gle William C Jr, 6422 SeaGull Cir, Loveland,$350,000, home
Berthoud• Patrick & June
Macarelli from FederalHome Ln Mortgage Corp,420 Franklin Ave,
Berthoud, $130,000, home• Clay & Rebecca Sher-
rill from Mountain RiverRanch Estates L, 2251Mountain River Rd,Berthoud, $427,000, home
Estes Park• Timothy & Jill Walrath
from Broady Family TrustA, 2625 Marys Lake RdUnit 19a, Estes Park,$312,000, condo
• Cynthia Koliski fromSmith Justin E & Anne C,925 Elk Ridge Ct, EstesPark, $388,000, home
• George & MollieWittman from GiordanoThomas A & Lois L, 1791
Olympian Ln Unit B, EstesPark, $200,000, condo
• Tina Hofmann fromForward Kenneth C & TinaC, 2201 High Dr, EstesPark, $390,000, home
• Michael & LindaHansen from Leigh Mari-anne S, 799 Heinz Pkwy,Estes Park, $484,000,home
• Joseph Dealey fromRobert F Roberta J RischTrust, 3001 Carriage Dr,Estes Park, $325,000,home
• Pedersen Trust fromSwann Dennis R & Mary H,1996 Uplands Cir, EstesPark, $450,000, home
Johnstown• Charles Coons from
Oakwood Homes LLC,3860 Cedarwood Ln, John-stown, $171,500, home
• Michael & Milissa Stew-art from Fannie Mae, 1817Chesapeake Cir, John-stown, $151,000, home
• Lester & Stella Brad-shaw from Kufeke R Peter& Diane, 1117 CountryAcres Ct, Johnstown,$240,000, home
• Derrick Carey fromMarks John W & Sharon,504 Pebble Beach Ave,Johnstown, $150,000,home
• Robert & Sandra Di-marco from Miller Lynda,134 Muscovey Ln, John-stown, $330,000, home
• Richard Lemke fromRobertson Scott T & Can-
dice N, 208 Kits Pl, John-stown, $261,500, home
• John & Connie Stim-mel from Ryland GroupInc, 2714 S Muscovey Ln,Johnstown, $228,800,home
• Lynda Miller from Ry-land Group Inc, 202 Sax-ony Rd, Johnstown,$240,000, home
• Joshua & KendallRobinson from BennisKaren E, 1853 Green WingDr, Johnstown, $223,000,home
• John Howard from FedHome Loan Mtg Corp,1841 Wood Duck Dr, John-stown, $214,900, home
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LBAR’s Rookieof the Year
JENNIFER LEHMANSPECIAL SECTIONS RE P O RT E R
The theme of this year's Love-land-Berthoud Association ofRealtors Annual Installation
and Awards Dinner held Thursdayevening was Rebuilding the AmericanDream.
After being presented with the gav-el, incoming president Billie Jo Down-ing recalled how she was at the podi-um nine years ago for the same eventafter 9/11. Everyone was in shock,she said. “No one was selling real es-tate.”
At that speech Downing said shechallenged members to help peopleachieve homeownership and that theyhad met that challenge. Now, with thecountry in economic crisis their help
was needed again.Downing spoke about her beliefs in
personal property rights and a freemarket society and encouraged mem-bers to protect those rights.
“We believe every man and womanshould have the opportunity to ownthe dirt beneath their feet,” she said.
“Your community needed you nineyears ago, and they need you again,”she said.
“You are the reliable source to yourfamily and friends in regards to realestate,” she said.
These trying times will not last for-ever and there will always be peaksand valleys in the industry, Downingsaid, and the board can work with youin the tough times.
The outgoing president RenaeHupp reported on the events of thepast year including LBAR’s many phi-
lanthropic efforts. Hupp recognizedthe 2009/2010 committee chairs andboard of directors.
Hupp also recognized the multipleRealtors being honored for their morethan 25 years of Realtor membership.Jim Deis with Deis and Associates,LLC and Don Riedel with The Group,Inc. were recognized for over 35 yearsof membership. Jerry Crawford withRe/MAX Action Brokers was recog-nized for 40 years of membership andHarold Moore at Re/MAX Alliance wasrecognized for 45 years of member-ship.
Oliver Frascona, the association’slegal council, installed the board ofdirectors for the coming year.
Hupp presented the President'saward to Scott McCrary of Premier
Lifestyle Real Estate, the hardest de-cision she had made all year, she said.Hupp chose McCrary because he hadbeen a mentor to Hupp since she firststarted in the business. “Wi t h o u tScott McCrary, I would not be stand-ing here as president on the way out,”Hupp said.
Jack Atchison with Exodus Movingand Storage was named AffiliateMember of the Year, Bob Skillman wasnamed Rookie of the Year and KurtAlbers was named Realtor of the Year.
Realtor Cindy Kurtz, CARHOFCommittee Chair, recognized 1stChoice, Realtors as the Major Sup-porter of Colorado Association of Re-altors for Housing Opportunity Foun-dation or CARHOF, for the secondyear in a row.
LBAR's CARHOF funds went toBerthoud Habitat for Humanity, Alter-natives to Violence and Neighbor toN e i g h b o r.
Kurtz also presented LarimerHomeownership Program with a$10,000 check, grant money receivedthrough CAR from NAR grant fundsthat go to state Realtor associationfoundations to increase housing op-portunities for working families.
CAR used their $100,000 in grantfunds to assist people in downpay-ments on their homes. LarimerHomeownership Program providesdownpayment assistance to house-holds in Loveland and Larimer Coun-ty earning less than 80 percent areamedium income, Kurtz said.
RH Photo / Jade CodyLBAR’s legal council, Oliver Frascona, installs the incoming Board of Directors.
JENNIFER LEHMANSPECIAL SECTIONS RE P O RT E R
Bob Skillman of The Group, Inc. wasnamed Rookie of the Year at the LovelandBerthoud Association of Realtors 2010
Annual Installation and Awards Dinner Thursdaynight.
Last year's Rookie of the Year, Realtor, MattThompson also with The Group, Inc., presentedthe award to Skillman.
“It's definitely an honor to be selected by yourpeers, over the past year just trying to get into
this field and working hard and to be recognizedis just an awesome feeling, very humbling,”Skillman said.
Thompson said Skillman's life reads like agood book, each chapter building onto the next.
Throughout Skillman’s life he has continuous-ly been connected to building and developmentin one way or another, working on constructionin college, as an industrial arts teacher at WaltClark Middle School Middle School, protectinghomes as a firefighter and fire inspector andworking as Safety and Security Manager atPoudre Valley Water Authority.
In between all of this, Skillman had beenworking on getting certified to be a licensed Re-altor and one day, long-time friend and local Re-altor, Ceri Anderson, stopped him on the road inher car as Skillman was walking his dog, decid-ing what to do as a grown up, he joked. Sheasked him why he didn’t get that real estate li-censed finished up, and “here I am,” he said,
“loving every minute of it.”Skillman said hard work and
continued involvement in thecommunity and with LBAR, andworking to turn this business in-to a profession, is why he waschosen as Rookie of the Year.
Skillman said he loves thework because he gets to helppeople. “Helping people findtheir dream is very gratifying.”Skillman said the tools he haslearned have also allowed him tohelp those facing foreclosuresand other issues.
Skillman grew up in FortCollins and has been in Love-land since the start of his professional career in1984. He said he feels fortunate to be able tocontinue working in Loveland and a part of theLoveland and Northern Colorado community.
RH Photos / Jade CodyBob Skillman receives the award forRookie of the Year from MattThompson.
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SUNDAY 1:00 - 3:00743 SW 18th Street, Loveland - This Bi-level offers a recently updated kitchen w/wood floors, new apps, countertops & ligh�ng. Newer hot water heater, windows, roof, huge family room w/wood burning fireplace & oversized 2-car garage. Large deck off the kitchen for backyard BBQ’s, sprinkler system & a large lot & no HOA’s!
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SATURDAY 1:00 - 3:00353 Indiana Avenue, Berthoud - Brand new carpet and kitchen flooring! Warm wood finishes adorn this spacious home. There are 3 bedrooms plus addi�onal office space, 3 baths, oversized 2 car garage and detached shop/studio with 220 electric. A huge deck overlooks large mature backyard and there is boat/RV parking. Only 1 block from Ivy Stockwell.
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104 Birdie Drive, Milliken - Ranch w/ full finished garden level basement. Main level features master suite w/ walkout to back deck. Kitchen w/ Viking gas range & oven & formal dining. Mini kitchen/wet bar in lower level. Oversized 3car garage & beau�fully landscaped.
530 Deer Meadow Drive, Loveland - Quality custom from Aus�n Signature Homes. Enjoy the final opportunity for a lifestyle on Mariana Bu�e Golf Course! Golf course lifestyle with no membership fees. Peaceful, quiet se�ng with tranquil views that overlook golf course, water and the front range. Robert Walkowicz 377-4945.
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474 Arrowhead Dr., Loveland
Pr i c e : $325,000MLS # 632527Square feet: 3,842 squarefeetBedrooms: FiveBathrooms: ThreeContact:Visit www.474Arrowhead.comfor a virtual tour, or callDavid Powell at 669-1234or 481-5015.
This spacious home, lo-cated in the MarianaButte subdivision, has
wood flooring in the masterbedroom, living room and formal dining room. It has tile flooring in the entry and kitchen. Thelarge home has a finished garden level basement with a large recreation room for entertaining.The location is ideal, as the home is close to the Mariana Butte golf course, several parks, an el-ementary school and several walking trails.
Realtor ofthe Year
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JADE CO DYSPECIAL SECTIONS EDITOR
After serving for 16 years inthe real estate industry inColorado, Kurt Albers was
honored as Realtor of the Year onSept. 23 at the Loveland-Berthoud Association of Realtors
Installation and Awards Dinner.Albers is a broker associate withCentury 21, Humpal, Inc.
The award, presented by 2009Realtor of the Year DebbieHansen, was given to Albersbased on his customer serviceand leadership.
“Kurt has been a phenomenalleader in the community and theindustr y,” Hansen said. He hasserved in a number of capacitiesin the community and held thepositions of State Legislative
Representative to the ColoradoAssociation of Realtors, and
LBAR president in2009.
“It’s really aprivilege — it takesyour breath awaythat your peersdetermined thatyou’ve done agood job,” hesaid.
“There are somany people thatshould have proba-bly gotten it, peo-ple in the organiza-tion who put theirheart and soul intobeing a Realtor. It’sa combined effortof all of us,” hesaid.
Albers got hisstart in Longmontin 1994 as an unli-censed assistantand began showinghomes in Love-land, when he
decided this is where he wantedto hang his hat. The best part ofhis job, he said, is handing ahomeowner the keys andknowing you’ve done your jobproperly. “It’s all about theclient.”
As for the future, Albers saidhe’s going to continue workinghard for his clients and fellow Re-
altors, including undergoing con-tinuing education. He said thereare new challenges and advan-tages as a Realtor today. Whileselling in the current market ismore difficult, the technologicaltools afforded to Realtors hasmade the process more efficient.
Albers will serve the comingyear as LBAR treasurer and in
October will be the CAR North-east District Vice President.
He will always remember thehonor of being chosen as Realtorof the Year.
“This has been my biggest hon-or, my breath was just taken away.
“Our reward is seeing a happycustomer, and that’s what I be-lieve.”
Kurt Albers ofCentury 21 takes
the honors
RH photo/Jade CodyKurt Albers was selected by his fellow Realtorsas the 2010 LBAR Realtor of the Year.
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WOW look what you can get for only $152,900!! This 3 bd/2 ba. home has been lovingly cared for and features a large back yard with patio, plum tree and gorgeous landscaping front and back. NO HOA
3754 Acacia Ct.
PERFECT TOWNHOME, GREAT VALUE! | OPEN HOUSE SAT. 11-1
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302 Central, Severance
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Randy MoserSears Real Estate(970)590-0935 / 330-7700www.searsrealestate.com
Precious Memories Begin Here! One owners’ home - shown with pride. Well maintained 3bd, 2ba, family rm, lg. fenced backyard, RV/boat parking, fl agstone patio, cul-de-sac. Great Buy! $183,500
3281 McIntosh Ct.
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Carolyn LaMasterPrudential Rocky Mountain, [email protected]
Most affordable new construction in Loveland. 3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, full basement, attached garage, wonderful kitchen w/all stainless appliances. Central air and much more. A must see at $155,800.
279 NORTH MADISON
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Ron Putlack970-690-9880
3 bed/3 bath home on a beautifully landscaped corner lot! Newer stainless steel appl., roof & paint. Hot tub room & sunroom. Large family room and oversized garage. MLS#634133 $214,900
4629 N Franklin Avenue
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2 bedroom, 2 bath ranch in lovely senior community. Model home with many extras! All stainless steel appliances included. $280K Madison & Finch St., look for fl ags! Offi ce open wkdays 8-5.
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Beautiful home that backs to Lake Osterhout. Great curb appeal, cul-de-sac & nice colors inside. Terrifi c backyard looking onto the lake. Vaulted ceilings & central air. MLS#639772 $209,900
968 Durum Ct, Windsor
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Nice open fl oor plan with vaulted ceilings, 5 beds, 3 baths, skylight in kitchen, pantry, breakfast bar & fi replace. Central air, insulated garage, 10x20 patio! MLS#632662 $209,900
1130 Black Hawk Rd, Eaton
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One of Northern Colorado’s fi nest Golf Course Communities. 4 bed, 3 Bath, 3-Car, 2 Story. Features include custom interior paint, granite counter tops, newer fl ooring, fabulous living and dinning rooms, main fl oor den, 2 story great room, large master with bay window, fenced yard, all bordering an expanded green belt. This property is located on a cul-de-sac lot with island parking, plus lake and mountain views. A Must See Home at a Great Price!
4688 Twin Peaks
VILLAGES AT MARIANA BUTTE $327,000. OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 1 - 4PM
Rick L. KelleherColdwell BankerResidential [email protected]
Wood fl oors adorn the main level. Upgraded cabinets & new kitchen appliances. 4 bdrm + offi ce, professionally fi nished basement. MLS# 639167. $295,000
1040 Wisteria Drive, Loveland
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New vinyl windows & vinyl siding. Main fl oor wood fl oors & coved ceilings. Finished basement. Water feature, gazebo, garden shed & fenced garden. RV/boat parking. MLS# 639565. $205,000
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Need More Space?? Look no futher! Exceptional 4000+ sq ft home on almost 1 arce lot. 4BD, 5 BA , 3 car garage, with walk-out basement. $439,000 MLS# 634744
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Kim Schulz Prudential Rocky Mountain [email protected]
Vintage 2-story Victorian built in 1906! 4BD, 2BA, 3284sf plus 1115sf attic w/ high ceilings & turret for extra living space. House & old barn sit on 1.56 acres. Excellent commercial potential!
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Marian Maggi970-290-0908marian@berthoudrealestate.comwww.berthoudrealestate.com
Paved to your driveway. 35 acres, 4bd, 4ba, 3car, 6177 sqft. Hardwoods, granite, ss app. Overlooks Flatirons Resv (lake). Walk-out basement. Huge master bath & closet. 2 main fl r bedrooms. MLS#895811 Call:720-495-2481
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Walkout bsmt., open fl oor plan, panoramic views. In select group of lots. Pittington Ranch. Many upgrades. Must see. W. on Hwy 34, S. on CR 29 to 18E. 2.3 miles to Flat Iron Rd., right to Reservoir.
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Beautiful private setting! 5 bdrms, 3 baths.Country living close to town. Separate 2 car garage/workshop. Blacktop driveway, room for RV/boat. Great views from all windows, deck off master. $324,900 #626639
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Chris RamponeCentury 21 Humpal, [email protected]
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REALTOR WITH THE GROUP,INC.
L ocation: 5401 StoneCreek Circle, Loveland
Contact: 970-962-6832,[email protected] orw w w. c i n d y - ku r t z . c o m
Designations, Affiliations& Accolades: Certified Resi-dential Specialist, CertifiedNew Home Specialist,Certified Negotiation Expert,
Certified Distressed PropertyExpert, National Associationof Realtors, Colorado Associa-tion of Realtors, Loveland/Berthoud Association of Real-tors (past president 2008).
Years of experience: 20
Cindy Kurtz grew up inthe Loveland area. Shebegan her real estate
career in Colorado Springs be-fore she returned to Lovelandin 1995. She went to work
with TheG ro u p ,Inc. andhas beenthere eversince. Theabove des-ignationsare im-portant,but meannothing without a commit-ment to the profession andgood customer service. Kurtzprides herself on her referralsand repeat business. Life isgood in Loveland.
Generation“) describe their financialsituation as negative. Twenty-threepercent of those polled have lost a jobrecently, and 24 percent have taken acut in pay of benefits.
Most notably, 78 percent of thosepolled are worried about havingenough money to retire comfortably.
“The Sandwich Generation is proba-bly the most financially vulnerable de-mographic to result from the reces-sion,” said Jeff Lewis, Chairman, Gen-eration Mortgage Co., a large reversemortgage lender. “They are unem-ployed or underemployed, financiallysupporting two generations in theirfamily and are saddled with debt frombills and a mortgage. As this group
looks to retire, their financial situa-tion, coupled with the state of theeconomy, is not leaving them withmany options.”
The costs of retiring with a mort-gage are steep: Making that monthlymortgage payment, even if your inter-est rate is priced at 4 percent, cantake a huge bite out of your retire-ment income.
If you’re refinancing your mortgagenow to take advantage of new lowerinterest rates, you may want to try tocut the term of your loan. Every yearyou shave off the term will save youthousands of dollars over the life ofthat mortgage.
For some in the Sandwich Genera-tion, taking out a 15-year mortgageand being done with the mortgage be-fore retirement may make the most fi-nancial sense — as long as they canafford the higher monthly mortgagepayments.
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$190,565* NW LOVELAND 3399 FOSTER PLACE 12-5 THE COTTAGE REALTY 970-532-5900
$200,000 SW LOVELAND 2128 S. TAFT AVE 2-4 RE/MAX ALLIANCE 970-622-1810
$227,900 NW LOVELAND 4496 HAYLER AVE 12-5 THE COTTAGE REALTY 970-532-5900
$235,000 SE LOVELAND 475 LYRA PLACE 1-3 THE GROUP, INC. 970-215-9044
STARTING AT THE $250’S NE LOVELAND 1563 LA JARA ST/LAKES POINT 1-4 BURNS
CONSTRUCTION 970-669-8386
$266,000 NW LOVELAND 1215 W 50TH ST 1-3 THE GROUP, INC. 970-690-6706
$279,685 NW LOVELAND 4475 HAYLER AVE 12-5 THE COTTAGE REALTY 970-532-5900
$297,462 FORT COLLINS 817 BROOKEDGE DR 12-5 THE GROUP, INC. 970-222-8549
$327,000 SW LOVELAND 4688 TWIN PEAKS CT 1-4 COLDWELL BANKER 970-980-7218
$329,000 SE LOVELAND 4635 TARRAGON DR 1-4 THE GROUP, INC. 970-217-3464
$324,990 FORT COLLINS 939 SNOWY PLAIN ROAD 12-5 THE GROUP, INC. 970-443-9910
$385,400 SW LOVELAND1/4 MILE WEST OF WILSON ON 14TH ST. SW/HWY 402 TO THE DAKOTA GLEN SUBDIVISION
12-4 GLEN MARKETING TEAM, ERA 970-663-4522
$338,900 JOHNSTOWN/ MILLIKEN 104 BIRDIE DRIVE 1-3 THE GROUP, INC. 970-227-0964
$399,750 SW LOVELAND 975 PRISM CACTUS CIR 12-4 GLEN MARKETING TEAM, ERA 970-663-4522
$419,900 SW LOVELAND 459 CAPE DORY 12-2 THE GROUP, INC. 970-391-4735
$439,000 SW LOVELAND 503 EAGLE CREST CT 1-3 PRUDENTIAL ROCKY MTN 970-481-1544
$525,000 SW LOVELAND 739 N CO RD 23H 1-3 THE GROUP, INC. 970-231-9073
$895,000 SW LOVELAND 288 RESERVOIR DR 1-4 PREMIER LIFESTYLE REALTY 970-481-5512
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$149,900* NW LOVELAND 43RD & WILSON AVE. THE COTTAGES AT ENCHANTMENT RIDGE 12-5 THE COTTAGE REALTY 970-532-5900
$151,000 SE LOVELAND 255 CARINA CIRCLE #104 1-4 THE GROUP, INC. 970-481-9801
$152,900 NW LOVELAND 3754 ACACIA CT 11-1 ERA TRADEWIND REAL ESTATE 303-775-8405
$169,500 BERTHOUD 1039 N. 7TH STREET 12-3 RE/MAX ALLIANCE 970-689-4824
$169,900* NW LOVELAND 4403 ELLIOT PLACE 12-5 THE COTTAGE REALTY 970-532-5900
$183,500 NW LOVELAND 3281 MCINTOSH CT 1-3 PRUDENTIAL 970-690-1596
$189,900 BERTHOUD 353 INDIANA AVE 1-3 THE GROUP, INC. 970-962-6832
$190,565* NW LOVELAND 3399 FOSTER PLACE 12-5 THE COTTAGE REALTY 970-532-5900
$192,500 NW LOVELAND 2960 TABERNASH DR 2-4 RE/MAX ALLIANCE 970-622-1810
$227,900 NW LOVELAND 4496 HAYLER AVE 12-5 THE COTTAGE REALTY 970-532-5900
$235,000 SE LOVELAND 475 LYRA PLACE 1-3 THE GROUP, INC. 970-215-9044
STARTING AT THE $250’S NE LOVELAND 1563 LA JARA ST/LAKES POINT 1-4 BURNS
CONSTRUCTION 970-669-8386
$254,000 SW LOVELAND 1586 PERSIAN AVE 1:30-3:30 THE GROUP, INC. 970-679-8265
$279,685 NW LOVELAND 4475 HAYLER AVE 12-5 THE COTTAGE REALTY 970-532-5900
$280,000 SE LOVELAND 1294 INCA DOVE CIR 2-5 LOVELAND HOUSING/MIRASOL 970-635-5931
$324,990 FORT COLLINS 939 SNOWY PLAIN ROAD 12-5 THE GROUP, INC. 970-443-9910
$329,000 SE LOVELAND 4635 TARRAGON DR 1-4 THE GROUP, INC. 970-217-3464
$339,500 BERTHOUD 2044 BURBANK ST 1-3 THE GROUP, INC. 970-310-1836
$385,400 SW LOVELAND1/4 MILE WEST OF WILSON ON 14TH ST. SW/HWY 402 TO THE DAKOTA GLEN SUBDIVISION
12-4 GLEN MARKETING TEAM, ERA 970-663-4522
$399,750 SW LOVELAND 975 PRISM CACTUS CIR 12-4 GLEN MARKETING TEAM, ERA 970-663-4522
$485,000 SW LOVELAND 402 MARIANA POINTE CT 1-3 THE GROUP, INC. 970-402-9100
$895,000 SW LOVELAND 288 RESERVOIR DR 1-4 PREMIER LIFESTYLE REALTY 970-481-5512
$899,000 SW LOVELAND 530 DEER MOUNTAIN DR 1-3 THE GROUP, INC. 970-461-7136
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H& Real Estate BriefsRE Tr a n s a c t i o n sFrom Page E2RE/MAX ALLIANCE’S
17TH ANNUAL CHARITYGOLF TOURNAMENTRAISES OVER $66,000FOR CHILDREN’S HOSPI-TA L
RE/MAX Alliance’s an-nual Charity Golf Tourna-ment, supporting theChildren’s Miracle Net-work, was held on August16 at the Riverdale Dunesand Knolls Golf Club inBrighton, Colorado andraised a record breaking$66,718. All of the moneyraised is being donated toChildren's Hospital andChildren's Miracle Net-work.
Real estate associates,community members,business sponsors, and ahandful of very specialChildren's Miracle Net-work Champions all par-ticipated to make this arecord-breaking year. Lastyear’s tournament raised$64,423.
Participants enjoyed abeautiful day of golf;silent auction items in-cluding a golf foursome tothe Sanctuary, auto-graphed sports memora-bilia, vacation getaways,and a delicious lunchserved by Colorado-basedSmiling Moose Deli. Each
participant also received agrab bag and had the op-portunity to meet thefamilies who broughttheir amazing childrenwho have benefited fromChildren's Hospital. To seephotos of the event and aspecial tournament video,visit www.facebook.com/remaxalliance.
RE/MAX Alliance wouldlike to give a specialthanks to everyone whoparticipated by sponsor-ing a hole, a red wagon,playing in the tourna-ment, purchased golfballs for the golf balldrop, provided lunch, and
volunteered to makethis another successfuly e a r.
For those interested inparticipating in nextyear’s event, RE/MAX Al-liance is currently accept-ing registration forgolfers and sponsors. Nextyear’s tentative date hasbeen set for August 8,2011. Please visitw w w. a l l i a n c e g o l f f o r k i d s.com or contact KimHawkins at 303-759-6636for more information.
For more informationabout RE/MAX Alliance,visit www.HomesInC o l o r a d o. c o m .
• Jerry Forte from Nazarenus Virginia M, 907 N4th St, Johnstown, $159,900, home
• Joseph & Jessica Sava from Oakwood HomesLLC, 3925 Blackwood Ln, Johnstown, $207,800,home
Windsor• Abby Glaser from Cornerstone Baptist Church
Win, 10 Orchid Ct, Windsor, $165,000, home• Donna Papp from Melody Homes Inc, 1557
Edenbridge Dr, Windsor, $222,100, home• John Lewis from Schaaf David N Jr & Jennifer,
1227 Crescent Dr, Windsor, $239,000, home• Felipe & Leigh Hinojosa from Finch Michael,
790 Bluegrass Way, Windsor, $220,000, home• Lee & Jennifer Freeman from Rambis Living
Trust, 1591 Ridge West Dr, Windsor, $410,000,home
• Patricia Sullivan from Schumacher Christo-pher M, 1343 Lake Cir Unit 8a, Windsor,$120,000, condo
• Kenneth & Patricia Kauffman from Hsbc MtgServices Inc, 1205 Kirkwood Ct, Windsor,$143,000, home
• Ramon & Lorraine Carreon from Balsavar Ra-jiv S, 489 Ventana Way, Windsor, $430,000, home
• Leslie & Etsuko Cunningham from Miller TedA & Allyson H, 1854 E Seadrift Dr Unit A, Wind-sor, $305,000, condo
• Francis Revo from Shellenbarger Andrew B &Paula R, 2 Aspen Ln, Windsor, $165,000, home
• Jason Ficca from Tri County Holdings LLC,580 Wind River Dr, Windsor, $203,000, home
• Prestige LLC from Winter Farm Windsor LLC,680 Saratoga Way, Windsor, $180,000, home
• Eric Calderone from Bessire Stacy R, 1114Hemlock Ct, Windsor, $317,000, home
• Jennifer Briggs from Kness Rick J & DeborahG, 32695 Bravo Pointe, Windsor, $396,800, home
• Traci & Richard Foth from Melody Homes Inc,1577 Millfleet Dr, Windsor, $234,200, home
• Jeffrey & Jennife Cobb from Murphy Adrian,1143 Hemlock Dr, Windsor, $215,000, home
• Keith & Lorraine Gallagher from PutnamMary A, 563 Trailwood Cir, Windsor, $256,900,home
CA RO L O'MEARACSU EXTENSION, BOULDER COUNTY
We’ve all been there. Afterall, we were rookies onceand planted a few extra
seeds because they look so smallin that cute little hill. Then theygrew. And grew. Then they setfruit, and the circus began.
Squash for dinner, squash forlunch. Squash in breads, muffins,pies, relishes, soups, ratatouille,and casseroles. Year after year,memories of the “zucchini inci-dent” are shared at family gather-ings until you swear that whenthe day comes for them to in-scribe your tombstone, they’llwrite “Here lies a gardener,squashed in her prime.”
Were it only the zucchinis andcrooknecks you might be OK, rid-
ing out the season of plenty untilfrost kills the plant. But no, thecucurbit family is large, and whenyou’re an inquisitive gardener youeventually expand your horizonsand plant winter squash.
Perhaps it starts with a pump-kin, the orange globe that bringsa smile each fall. Then it could bean acorn or two, or possibly a but-tercup, to go with a savory porkroast. Eventually you try spaghet-ti squash, delightful with a bit ofpesto (if you try nothing else thisfall, try that). Finally, you branchout into the butternuts and deli-catas, with sweet potato flavorthat’s perfect mashed with a dabof butter, brown sugar and nut-meg.
Then you’re hooked, and grow-ing the mammoths: Hubbardsand banana squash that top out
at 25 to 30 pounds. These don’tgrace your counter; they beachthemselves on it. Try choppingthem with a cleaver, and you’llsoon discover that the best way toopen a hubbard is to climb a lad-der and hurl it to the ground.Once roasted their flesh can befrozen into recipe-sized amountsand feed you until spring.
If you’re growing winter squash,fall is the time to gather your har-vest. Speed ripening by cuttingback the water to the plant, butdo this slowly over a few weeks soyou don’t interrupt growth ofyoung squash. Pluck blossomsfrom the plant about mid-monthto allow the plant to pump energyinto the larger ones on the vine,and use the blossoms stuffed,fried or sautéed for pasta.
Harvest your winter squash
when the skin toughens and isn’tdented by pressure from a finger-nail. But before this happens theskin is tender, so avoid woundingyour fruit with a clumsy nail slashby watching for other signs of ma-turity, such as the stem dryingout or the rind turning a deepcolor (some exceptions apply).
Cut the squash from the vinecarefully, leaving at least two-and-a-half inches of stem attached tothe fruit. If you’re growingpetite squash and don’t havethat much stem, do the bestyou can and don’t worry.The important part is tokeep from snapping thestem from the squash orbruising the fruit in harvest.
When first picked, wintersquash is a creamy, starchyvegetable, but if allowed to
stand for a month or two, thestarches convert into sugars,making squash more delectableat thanksgiving than at harvest.But if you’re growing pie pump-kins, the reverse is true: use itwithin a month, or the sugarsconvert into starch. Store squashin dry, cool conditions and de-pending on the variety, wintersquash will keep one-to-sixmonths.
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Carol O’Meara is withCSU Extension inBoulder County.Contact her at303-678-6238 orcomeara@co. b o u l d e r. c o . u s .
Front Range Gardening
Tasty winter squash provides fall delight
MITZI DAV I SCSU EXTENSION, LARIMER COUNTY
• The ripening stages of tomatoes are immature, ma-ture green, breaker, pink and red. Mature green stagefruits have a white to yellow star at the blossom end.Most supermarket tomatoes are picked at the maturegreen stage and ripened with ethylene gas. The breakerstage is when the blossom end is pink and the tomatoesat this stage will ripen naturally. Tomatoes at the break-er or pink stage will ripen in five-to-seven days at 65-68degrees.
• Oregon produces nearly all of the hazelnuts (fil-berts) in the United States. The trees are biennial —one year each fruit cluster will produce a single nut, andthe next year the tree will have more than one nut percluster. The nuts drop from trees in fall. In larger or-chards nuts are harvested with a vacuum that picksthem up and blows out any debris. Hazelnuts are eatenraw, roasted, covered in chocolate, made into hazelnutbutter or gianduju — a hazelnut, chocolate spread.
• Composting requires the right combination of“greens” (nitrogen-supplying material) and “b ro w n s ”(dried plant material that supplies carbon). Thinklasagna. The brown layer may consist of dried leaves,dried hay and straw, paper and lint. You'll need twice asmuch brown material as green. The green layer will havefood scraps (but no meat), garden waste and grass clip-pings. Sprinkle on a little soil to add microorganismsand repeat the layers. Keep moist, turn after a week andthen once a week until the pile freezes. By spring youshould have beautiful compost to incorporate into yourflower and vegetable gardens.
Mitzi Davis has received training through ColoradoState University Extension's Master Gardener programand is a Master Gardener volunteer for Larimer County.For more information about CSU Extension, LarimerCounty, call 970-498-6000 or visit www.larimer.org/ext.
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2 BDRM + bonus room,quiet west side loc.
No smoking/pets. $550/mo.1012 Van Buren, Lvld.
970-663-2341 or 970-667-7309
Foothills AptsFALL MOVE-INSPECIALS
2 Bdrm Apartment Homes●Party and Exercise Room● Includes Washer & Dryer
● Park-Like Setting● Garages Available
1913 W. 15th St.970-669-7850 - Sorry no pets
2 BDRM, $650 + elec,free heat & basic cable,clean, pantry. No pets.Coin-op. 970-663-6787 or
970-430-0859
2 BDRM, 1 BA,sewer/ trash pd. 1147 E 5th,
$550/mo,Faith Property 970-377-1626
2 BDRM, 1 BA, lg kitchen,lndry on site, water/sewer/ trash paid.
1125 Gard Pl #1 $575/mo,Faith Property 970-377-1626
2 BDRM, 1 BA, heat &water pd, A/C, storage, offst pkng, SW loc. No smk/pets. $625, (970)217-5958
2 BDRM, 1 BA, garden lvl,A/C, 1707 Cheyenne Ave #24$575/mo H2O/swr/trash pd.Faith Property 970-377-1626
2 BDRM, 1 BA, bsmt apt,hkups, 1705 1/2 E 8th St,$725/mo Faith Property
970-377-1626
2 BDRM- 1716 E. 16th, $540/mo. 2-story, large rooms.Call rmpm.com 669-0842
1 Bdrm, 713 Garfield $395/mo, Wall AC, upstairsCall rmpm.com 669-0842
1 BDRM, 1.5 ba, hkups,$800/mo, wtr/sewer pd.
1842 E 17th St,Faith Property 970-377-1626
1 rm, Studio+ Vintage apts0 utils! On-site mgmt. W/D,DirTV $333-590 970-219-8162
Apartments/Unfurnished 4030
To place an ad, call 970-635-3650 or go to www.ReporterHerald.com/classifieds and place yourad any time of the day or night. Fax: 970-635-3677…email: [email protected]
AVAIL NOW- 3 bdrm, 1 ba,674 Starla Ct. $765 + dep.No pets. (970)667-7808
3 BDRM- 1463 Caddoa,$925. New carpet/pt, big ydCall rmpm.com 669-0842
2 BDRM- 410 22nd, $850.Unf bsmt, 1 car, newer crptCall rmpm.com 669-0842
2 BDRM- 2606 Gilpin,$825/mo. NICE! 1 car gar.Call rmpm.com 669-0842
2 BDRM, 1 BA, hkups,H20 & sewer paid.2305 W 18th $695/mo
Faith Property 970-377-1626
Duplexes 4060
3 BDRM, 2 BA Condo,stacked W/D, trash pd,fenced yard, garage.
4136 Monument, $900/moFaith Property 970-377-1626
2 BDRM- 2288 Colorado$595. 2-story, W/D hkups.Call rmpm.com 669-0842
Condos/Townhouses 4050
2- 2800 SF bldgs w/bsmt,1 warehouse 2304 SF. For-merly Penners Appliance,call (970)667-9983, 290-3876
CommercialIndustrial 4040
Lrg 2 BDRM, no pets. $595/mo, wtr/sewer pd. 1717 NCheyenne Ave. #19 & #12.Faith Property 970-377-1626
Large brick 2 Bdrm, 2ndlevel, views, cent. loc. N/P,Ht/wtr pd! 970-308-7387
LUXURIOUS UPSCALEAPARTMENTSSTUDIO, 1, 2, & 3
BEDROOMS- Pool, hot tub,24 hr. fitness center,business center, coffeeshop, salon, pizza & deli.OPEN HOUSE, Mon-Fri9am-6pm, Sat. 10am-5pm.325 E. 5th St., Loveland.
1-888-822-9346
3 BD or 2 BD- Free rent!Pets nego. Quiet & spac.$625-$695. 970-223-1349
2 BDRM, 1 bath $665ALL utilities included!
Clean and Quiet end unit on2nd floor with new carpet!Coin-Op laundry, off streetparking. (970)669-1375
Apartments/Unfurnished 4030
3 BDRM- 374 Gypsum,$1075, pets neg, Unfin bsmtCall rmpm.com 669-0842
3 BDRM, 2 BA Ranch, gar,fncd yd, close to schools.3004 White Oak Ct. $1100Faith Property 970-377-1626
3 BDRM, 2 ba, 2 car, covredwd deck, spnklr, newcarpet/paint/wd flrs & tile.$1200 No Pets, 1029 N.Redbud, Lvld. 970-481-0646
3 BDRM- 1143 SE 2nd, $925.Big kitchen & yard, 1 car.Call rmpm.com 669-0842
2 BDRM, 1 BA, hkups, fncdyard w/ patio, gar.
2360 Fountain Dr. $995/moFaith Property 970-377-1626
1 BDRM, carport & sm yd.No cats, sm dog nego. $545elect/wtr pd. 1225-1/2 E. 4thON ALLEY. 970-443-4072
AVAILBABLE NOW3 bdrm 2 ba, $1100/mo +dep, no pets. (970)667-7708
EQUAL HOUSINGOPPORTUNITYAll real estate
advertised in thispaper is subject to thefederal and state FairHousing Act whichmakes it illegal toadvertise “any
preference, limitationor discrimination
based on race, color,religion, sex, handicap,familial status or
national origin, or anintention to make anysuch preference,limitation, ordiscrimination.”
The newspaper willnot knowingly acceptany advertising for
real estate which is inviolation of the law.All persons are herebyinformed that all
dwellings advertisedare available on anequal opportunity
basis.
Houses 4080
STORAGE 20 x 40with 14´ overhead door.
$325/mo. Call (970)481-5899
COMMERCIAL SHOP-$850/mo. 1600 Sq Ft.
rmpm.com. 970-669-0842
Garages/StorageSpaces 4070
Downtown corner loc, 2/3offices, sep bldg, 4 car prkglot. $1000/mo 970-667-5145
29th Street Loc, 2000 sf,tenant fin avail,
Jim (970)485-8177 orLeroy (970) 481-8168
Office Space 4100
NEW HOMES REDUCED!Don´t miss out on this
SAVINGS EVENT! Easyapproval, quick closings &affordable payments.
Tax ID´s welcome. Limitedavailability ACT NOW!!Call 970-420-8488 *wac
✭ 2 BEDROOM HOMES ✭$575 to $650 + dep.
West Hwy 34. Pets nego.Se Habla Espanol
970-685-8573
Mobile Homes/Spaces 4090
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OWN your own home forwhat you pay in Rent!
Lowest rates,$0 - $1000 Down
Free Prequalification.Western Plains Realty
Ken or Tammy970-663-5008
IMMED- 3 bdrm, 2 ba, 3153Blackberry Dr, new paint-beautiful! $1350 + dep. No/pets/smoke. (970)667-7808
$99 MOVE IN SPECIAL3 bdrm, 1.5 ba, located inMilliken. $995, 970-310-3855
$950/mo + dep & HOA fee2 bdrm/2 ba patio home, 2car gar, no pets, 311 Vic-toria, Berthoud 970-532-2652
3 BDRM, 2 BA, hkups, petnego. 4460 Hayler $1195/moFaith Property 970-377-1626
Houses 4080
1109 Yeager Dr., 3 bdrm,1 ba, ranch,N-central loc,new paint/crpt, $162,900.Owner carry, $140K.303-517-0061 No agents
Longmont 5090
Farmers/Ranchers,Colo Caregivers Wanted
Legal MMJCaregiver Services
needs to lease your old out-buildings. Top dollar leases
per square foot paid.• Legal Services• Patients• Technical Support• Plants & Equipment• Modular units also avail.Confidentiality, safety &security. Call the Law
Office of Stephanie Nelson303-440-4420
WantedTo Rent 4170
Hair Salon Booth Rentals& office spaces, utilitiesincluded. 970-613-1477
Retail Space 4135
Fully furnished largerooms. Laundry, A/C,cable, all util. incl.$325/mo. (970)227-1585
RoomsFor Rent 4130
Split level, lower half avail.1 bdrm, priv. ba & liv. rm.AC, share kitchen. Allamenities. Util. incl. $450/mo. 970-218-1340
LG room w/lg sitting roomattached in a luxurioushouse on 3 acres. $500/mo.Call Lori, (970)566-1631
RoommatesWanted 4120
~ HORSE PROPERTY ~5 bdrm, 4 ba ~ 5000 sq fton 1.5 acre ~ Johnstown.
$275K SSWestern Plains Realty
Ken or Tammy(970)663-5008
Rural 5180
3 Bedroom, 1 3/4 baths,55+, carport, 2 storagesheds, immaculate inside &out, drive by 221 W. 57th,Lot A-9. 303-682-1919.
✭ MOBILE HOMES ✭BUYING/SELLING
Local park needs used mobhomes. We´re buying! BigSale! Many single & dblwides. Fin avl, auto ap-proval on owner fin homes.Bad credit OK! Moves avl.
970-222-1473✭ 690-2725 or 690-3283 ✭
Mobile/ManufacturedHomes/Spaces 5130
A picture is wortha thousand wordsTry a classified picture
ad! Call for details970-635-3650
411 E 12 ST ✭ MLS 637797$124,900, ranch 3 bed,2 bath, 1067sqft,
24x16 workshop. Call Rob(970) 481-2133
At Home Real Estate Co
BANK OWNED-Tri-Lvl, 3 bdrm, 3 bath w/bsmt. New floor coverings,int paint & appliances.$179,900. Re/Max Alliance,Wanda Quaid, 970-481-3033
Loveland 5110
LAKE LOT- LvlndWest backing walk-out lot.Exclusive recreationrights. (970)690-1732
2 ACRE LOT, Berthoudarea, $40K price reduction,$125,000. Call Steve Conderfor details, 303-514-3706.
Lots &Tracts 5100
