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June 4, 2011

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Watch for signsof fire blight

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Rhythm Know your deductiblemortgage interest

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on hirings, advancements, awards, classes andother information of interest to the real estate andhome community. Please submit information tothe editor by e-mail, fax 303-774-8088 or mail to350 Terry St., Longmont, CO 80501. The dead-line is Monday at 5 p.m. the week of publication.

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On the CoverDesigning with rhythm can be visually stunning.See story above. (SHNS/HGTV)

AdvertisingThe display advertising deadlineis Tuesday at 3 p.m., and theclassified line advertising deadlineis Thursday at 3 p.m. – boththe week of publication. Foradvertising information, call720-494-5445.

A design with rhythmGreat design has to have rhythm to make it a visual feast for the

eyes. This was never more evident to me than during a recent pro-ject for clients Stephen and Dale, who wanted to spice up theirboudoir as a 25th-wedding-anniversary present to one another.The couple, who live in an otherwise beautiful home, had a bleak

master bedroom. The L-shaped room, with its matching bedroomsuite and beige carpeting, was boxy and boring. It wasdefinitely missing the element of rhythm and, as a re-sult, felt awkward and uninviting.Stephen and Dale are vibrant people and they desired

a room that reflected their 25 years together. I wanted togive them an eclectic and diverse space, so I set out toutilize the principle of design rhythm: the visual repeti-tion of elements such as pattern, shape and color.I kicked off the project by deciding on the elements I

would use to create the rhythm, including a palette ofcharcoal, red and white; materials like wood, Lucite andmirror; and a range of geometrical patterns.I then divided the L-shaped room into two areas: a

bedroom and a lounge. I painted most of the space lightlinen except for a stunning feature wall that was painted in a boldcurrant red. Against this wall I placed a king-sized bed with a strik-ing carved headboard of white plaster panels. For the linens, Ichose a charcoal and white duvet with a geometrical pattern, acreamy bed skirt and a heap of red, white and charcoal pillows. Be-neath the bed, I used a creamy, patterned area rug.Because I made this bed the room’s focal point, my challenge was

to make everything else in the space relate back to it.I flanked the bed with two mismatched but complementary end

tables: an oak vanity table/desk with a black baroque mirror on oneside, and a mirrored table on the other. Next to the bed, I created asitting area with a charcoal armchair and a metal side table. Thesesit along a wall of windows, and the whole look is softened bycream-and-currant drapes.

I then introduced an eclectic mix of traditional and contempo-rary furniture: a black-and-white armoire in African ma-hogany; a black modern console/dresser with a TV, andone-of-a-kind artisanal pieces.

I continued the gorgeous visual rhythm from the bed-room through to the adjoining lounge area by bringingin a dove-colored, textured sectional sofa, a light woodgeometrical side table and a large wall mirror. I also putup a picture gallery consisting of framed photos andcolored paper that picks up on the bedroom’s colorscheme.

To brighten up the space, I chose some striking woodand Lucite lamps, and a spectacular geometrical clear-glass fixture adds flare to the sitting area. Accents andaccessories such as metal vases, wooden baskets and

patterned pillows serve to complete the look.

The room now speaks a little language of its own, with all of therhythmic elements unifying an otherwise eclectic space. It’s surelythe ideal place to showcase the couple’s tastes as they head intoanother 25 years of wedded bliss.

Interior decorator Candice Olson is host of HGTV’s “Candice Tells All.” Formore ideas, information and show times, visit http://www.hgtv.com/candice-tells-all/show/index.html.

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The eclectic mix oftraditional andcontemporary

furniture spices up aboudoir.

(SHNS/HGTV)

Create a roomon a budgetWhat’s the dirtiestword in decorating?That’s right: budget.Whether you have justa few hundred dollars fora room makeover or tensof thousands, you’ll needto plan carefully andmake tough choicesto meet your bottomline.1. Make a wish list –Give your imaginationfree rein. Write downeverything you’d like todo and buy and bespecific.2. Determine youractual budget – Take alook at your monthlyinflows and outflows, aswell as any funds you’veset aside for rainy-dayprojects, and see howmuch you realisticallyhave to spend.3. Familiarize yourselfwith price tags – Beforeyou draft an itemizedbudget, hit the stores,catalogs and Internet toresearch how much theitems on your wish listwill cost. Figure out howmuch work you’ll needto hire out, too.4. Prioritize yourpurchases and labor –Start itemizing with yourdecorating wish list, realcosts and your totalbudget in front of you.5. Draft yourdecorating plan – Putyour design blueprint onpaper.6. Invest in importantroom features –Consider big splurgesfor the things you’ll useevery day; are hard tochange; will hold theirvalue over time; or willadd value to yourhome.

– Courtesy LeahHennen on hgtv.com

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Watch for signs of fire blightThere’s a thug lurking in your neighborhood,

taking every opportunity to attack your pre-cious tree fruit. With oozing droplets and ahoard of unwitting helpers, it moves from treeto tree, torching twigs and branches until thetree looks scorched. Evidence of the infectionbecomes more obvious as we headinto June.Fire blight is a bacterial disease

that affects certain plants in the rosefamily. It is especially destructive toapple, pear, quince and crabapple. Itattacks in spring when temperaturesreach 65 degrees. frequent rain oc-curs and then bacteria overwinteredin cankers on the tree and resumesactivity, multiplying rapidly.Though the good news is that

we’ve had some rain and humidity,the bad news is: the recent weathercreated good conditions for thisdamaging disease. This is when masses of bacte-ria are forced through cracks and bark pores tothe bark surface, where they form a sweet, gum-my exudate called bacterial ooze.Insects such as bees, ants, flies, aphids and

beetles are attracted to this ooze, pick up thebacteria on their bodies, and inadvertently carrythe bacteria to opening blossoms. Bacterial oozesplashed by rain also can spread the disease.Young branch tips can be infected through air

openings on leaves, called stomata, air openingson branches, called lenticels, or, more common-ly, through wounds created by pruning, insectsor hail storms.Droplets of ooze can form on these infected

twigs within three days and fruit may be infect-ed through insect feeding wounds. Girdlingcankers – areas of disease on the wood – even-tually develop from branch or blossom infec-tions. Leaves wilt, darken and curl to form a

shepherd’s crook. This gives the tree a fire-scorched appearance, thus the name “fireblight.”

There is no cure for this disease, so preven-tion is the best solution. Fire blight controlmethods include use of resistant varieties, cul-

tural practices, pruning and spray-ing. Using resistant varieties is themost effective prevention method,but keep in mind that resistancedoesn’t mean immunity.

Remove and destroy newly infect-ed young twigs as soon as possible,so that your tree doesn’t become themother ship for disease in the neigh-borhood. Do this when no rain ispredicted for at least two weeks. Itmay be best to leave pruning untilwinter when the bacteria are not ac-tive. This reduces infection on thetree and the number of bacteria

available to infect healthy blossoms and shoots.

In young twigs, make cuts at least 12 inchesbelow the dark, visible edge of infection toavoid slicing into the bacteria. Remove allblighted twigs and cankered branches. Prunelarger limbs about 6 to 12 inches below the edgeof visible infection.

After each cut, surface sterilize all tools usedin pruning. Spray tools with Lysol or dip toolsin 70 percent ethyl alcohol, or a 10 percentbleach solution. Bleach can rust tools so if youuse this to sterilize your pruners wash them af-ter you’re done and apply a light tool oil to keepthem rust-free.

Carol O’Meara is a horticulture entomologist with theColorado State University Extension office at the BoulderCounty Fairgrounds in Longmont. Contact her by calling303-678-6238 or emailing [email protected] more gardening tips, check out her blog at gardeningafterfive.wordpress.com.

Carol O’MearaColorado State

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Tips for buying the right grillArticle Resource Association

Firing up the grill has become synonymous with welcoming thesummer, and let’s be honest, we usually don’t wait until summerto embark on the outdoor cooking season. When you decide it’stime to break out the grill, you want to find the best way to cookyour burgers or bratwursts.“The grill you choose should be versatile, so it meets all your

cooking needs,” says Leslie Segrete, home expert and former de-signer on “Trading Spaces” and “While You Were Out.” There areso many styles and models available these days that you’re sure tofind something that will make your weekend meals – and evenweekday dinners – everyday special.’”Here Segrete cooks up some tips to help everyone find their

perfect grill.1. Think about the size of your space. It’s an obvious factor in

purchasing a grill, and should be a primary consideration.2. Consider how you are going to use the grill. For those who

love the smokiness and real outdoorsy feel of cooking with char-coal, there are multiple models from which to choose. If conve-nience and ease of use are your primary goals, then a gas grill willsurely be your best bet.3. Don’t forget added features. An invaluable feature to consider

is a side burner. Side burners are great because they turn yourbackyard into a variable kitchen.4. Think beyond black or stainless steel.5. Don’t forget the accessories. Stores like Sears carry everything

from cedar grilling planks and pizza stones to great quality grillingtools fit for any chef.If you use these tips, you’re sure to find just the right grill so

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Principal part ofmortgage paymentnot deductibleLast week, I answered a question from a reader who is renting

out a single-family home (his former primary residence) that istoo big for him. He is now renting a different property and hadsome questions about whether the income from the rental proper-ty could be deducted somehow from the rent he is paying on hisrental home.In the column, I wrote that you cannot write off the income

from the rental property against the rent paid to another landlordfor a primary residence. Those are separate transactions.I then wrote that the rent you receive from the rental property

can be offset by the expenses of owning the investment property.“For example, let’s assume your mortgage on the investmentproperty is $1,000, and your maintenanceand upkeep and taxes are an additional$500 per month. The costs of the propertyare $1,500 per month. If you are receiving$2,000 in income per month from theproperty, you can offset all but $500. That’s$6,000 in income you’ll have to report tothe IRS.”As Phil Bertolo, a certified public ac-

countant based in Florham Park, N.J., putit: “A couple of my clients have contactedme about your most recent Real EstateMatters question regarding deductible ex-penses when renting investment property.Your answer says the owner of the property may offset their mort-gage payments and overhead expenses against the rental income.People take things literally and as it reads, they believe the pay-ment, including the principal, is deductible instead of just themortgage interest.”But that is not the case. Only the mortgage interest part of the

payment is deductible. In other words, if your rental propertymortgage payment is interest only, then you can write off the en-tire payment. If your payment consists of principal and interest,you can only write off the portion that is the interest payment.According to the IRS, the expenses of renting your property, in-

cluding maintenance, insurance, taxes and interest can be deduct-ed in the year that the expenses are incurred. But you may also beable to deduct the following: advertising, cleaning and mainte-nance, commissions, depreciation, insurance, mortgage interest,legal fees, local transportation expenses, management fees, othertypes of interest, points (a point is one percent of the loanamount), rental payments, repairs, tax return preparation fees, re-al estate property taxes (excluding the portion that is “local prop-erty benefit,” which may be added to your cost basis), travel ex-penses and utilities.Let’s say that there are some expenses that your tenant pays you

on his or her behalf. If, for example, you pay heat and your tenantpays you to pay the energy bill, the amount you’re paid is rentalincome. However, because you are including this amount in in-come, the IRS says you can also deduct the expenses if they aredeductible rental expenses.Finally, if you’re paid a year’s worth of rent up front, the IRS

requires you to declare that rental income entirely in the year inwhich you receive it.For more details and additional information on what deduc-

tions you can take on rental property, download a free copy of IRSPublication 527 “Residential Rental Property” at IRS.gov.

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Let the sun shine inBy Mary Carol GarrityScripps Howard News Service

One of the hottest hues right now is wonderful, sunny yellow.From edgy citron to happy marigold to whisper-soft pale yellow,designers are showing yellow in a big way this season. If you’dlike to add just a drop of yellow to your decor, or let the sunshine in and flood your rooms with this happy color, here aresome tips for making room for yellow.In the mood for a complete room makeover? You can’t go

wrong with a palette of yellow and gray. At Nell Hill’s, we’vepicked gray as our favorite new neutral. I added a velvety shadeof deep gray to my custom paint line, Abbey Steps, and it has be-come one of our hottest sellers because it’s dramatic yet soothing,classic yet hip. The secret to pulling off a gray-toned room with-out it feeling dreary is to mix together a lot of shades of gray, thenbrighten it up with a pop of color, like yellow.When working with a palette of yellow and gray, I’d suggest

you take one of two paths. The first is to paint your walls a darkshade of gray. To contrast the darker walls, paint the trim whiteor light cream.Then fill the room with furnishings that reflect lighter tones of

gray, creams or whites, and shades of yellow. For instance, youmight cover your sofa in a pale gray linen fabric, then pop it upwith an array of yellow accent pillows. If you love traditional fur-nishings, pick a timeless toile pattern. If you are looking forsomething more contemporary, try one of today’s sharp geomet-ric prints. Or mix the toile and geometric pillows together.I really like to use contemporary fabrics when I decorate with

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Using organic fertilizersBy Charlie NardozziFamily Features

Building up the fertility of the soil is one of the most importantaspects of gardening. Synthetic fertilizers are manufactured prod-ucts, while organic fertilizers are derived from plants, animals ornaturally occurring minerals. While both can go through a manu-facturing process, there are advantages to using an organic fertiliz-er that’s in a form close to its natural source.

The Advantage of OrganicsThe purest form of organic fertilizer is a plant-, animal- or min-

eral-based fertilizer that is applied to the garden without any pro-cessing. Good examples of these are green manures, animal ma-nures and wood ashes. The advantage is that not only are mainnutrients added to the soil, but organic matter and humus, as well.Organic matter improves soil structure, moisture retention,drainage and the microbial life of the soil. An adequate amount oforganic matter in the soil can help ensure that nutrients are avail-able to plants on a steady basis and that the soil structure en-hances root growth. Organic fertilizers dole out the nutrients moreslowly than chemical fertilizers, so plant roots are less likely to beburned by getting too high a dose.The best way to use organic fertilizers is to apply a combination

of raw materials high in organic matter, such as manure, alongwith specific organic fertilizers to target crop needs.

Types of Organic FertilizersHere are some examples of plant- and animal-based products

you might use in your garden.• Plant-Based Fertilizers• Alfalfa Meal• Corn Gluten• Cottonseed Meal• Seaweed• Soybean Meal• Animal-Based Fertilizers• Blood Meal• Bonemeal• Fish Products• Animal manures• Compost

Animal manuresThe nutrient composition of animal manures varies based on

the animal, the bedding and method of manure storage. Aged ma-nure is better than fresh, and cow is better than horse (high inweed seeds). Cow manure is the manure most commonly foundbagged in garden centers. While nutrient content is low, the plantscan absorb them moderately quickly. Manure from sea birds,chickens and bats is rich in nutrients, especially nitrogen. Highlysoluble and quickly available nutrients are useful early in the sea-son to stimulate vegetative growth. However, high-nitrogen chick-en manures and guanos can burn tender plant roots. It’s best touse them as a foliar feed, diluted in water; or in a composted form.

CompostCompost is considered the Cadillac of organic fertilizers. The

beauty of making compost is that no matter what material youstart with, the end product is relatively similar. Finished composthas a low but good balance of nutrients, while being high in or-ganic matter that helps feed the soil’s microorganisms.Composts are available commercially or you can make your

own. They can be used along with other fertilizers. Making com-post is a way to deal with yard waste and make fertilizer simulta-neously.For more tips and garden information, visit www.garden.org.

Charlie Nardozzi, a nationally recognized garden writer, book author, speakerand radio and television personality, has appeared on HGTV, PBS and Discov-ery Channel television networks. He teaches and inspires home gardeners togrow the best vegetables, fruits, flowers, trees and shrubs in their yards.

Organize your medicine cabinetWhen it comes to organization, medicinecabinets are closets in miniature. And if you’relike most busy folks, you keep your closet doorshut in hopes no guest ever opens it.Of course, medicine cabinets are in a high-traffic room, so keeping them shut tight isn’talways a sure-fire way to hide that clutter ofcough syrups, tweezers, aspirin and nail files.After all, it is just the place a guest might go for aBand-Aid or a cotton swab or, let’s be honest, tojust snoop around.

Here are a few tips for keeping the medicinecabinet organized:• Medical-supply stores have great glasssurgical jars for storing cotton swabs andbandages..• Only keep the items that you use regularly inthe medicine cabinet.• Consider moving drugs to a differentlocation, such as a high kitchen shelf.

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Boost your curb appealArticle Resource Association

Anyone who’s ever bought, sold or even just looked at ahouse can tell you first impressions matter. A house can befilled to the rafters with luxury touches, but if it lacks curbappeal, few potential buyers will ever step in the door to seewhat’s inside.“Projects can be inexpensive and simple while adding

tremendous value and curb appeal,” says Mark Clement,HGTVPro.com how-to expert and host of “MyFixItUpLife.”If you’re looking for low-cost, high-impact ways to create

or improve curb appeal, consider these ideas.• Make small improvements that have a big impact. Sim-

ple touches like repainting the front door, window trim andshutters, planting flowers, and switching outdated light fix-tures can create a whole new look.• Choose materials that are durable and stylish.• Dress up the exterior with accents. Adding touches like

accents to gables, posts and beams, drain chains in place ofdownspouts or planter boxes made with beautiful, sustain-able materials like Western Red Cedar is a great way to im-prove curb appeal while stretching your budget.• Add a splash of color to your landscape with low-main-

tenance plantings that require little attention.

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Bathroom remodeling includes a dizzying arrayof decisions. Choosing from many beautifulstyles, shapes, materials and innovative technolo-gies is at once exhilarating and exhausting. Hereare steps to help you narrow the field to make thebest choices.•.Evaluate the needs of the bathroom. Consid-

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ina from Porcher at 36 inches high. Most adultsfind this height more comfortable and convenientto use. Consider toilets that are “right height” de-signed to be typical chair height at 16 to 17 inch-es from the floor to the bowl rim rather than theconventional 14 inches.

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Properly prepare for a paint projectArticle Resource Association

A simple paint project is an easy way to add apop of color and upgrade your home decor. Andwhile choosing the latest color trends may be themost exciting part of painting a room, it isn’t themost important step in the process. The way youprep the room can affect the final result of theDIY project.“Prepping the job determines how well the

paint will adhere to walls and trim,” says profes-sional painter Dan Brady. “Preparation is themost important part of the job and there arethree critical steps you should always follow.”

CleaningStart your paint project by removing all win-

dow treatments, light fixtures and electrical out-let plates. The first step in properly preppingyour room is to clean and degrease all surfaces.You want to make sure the surface is free of dust,dirt and fingerprints. Applying a coat of paintover dirt or residue left on the walls can leaveyour job looking unprofessional. A simplehousehold cleaner will do the trick for minorcleaning. If you are painting in the kitchen ofyour home, Brady recommends using a mixtureof vinegar and water to clean grease and foodstains.

RepairingNormal wear and tear such as moving furni-

ture, hanging pictures with nails or even dentsfrom a doorknob can damage your drywall. Thenext step in the paint prep process is to makeany needed repairs to drywall and then sand thesurface. Sanding the surface ensures that the dry-wall repairs are level and even with the wall sur-face.Patching minor dents and damage to drywall

is fairly simple. Fix small holes by filling themwith minimal amounts of drywall compoundand smoothing it with a drywall knife. Once thecompound dries, lightly sand it with sandpaper.For larger damage, such as dents, start by sand-ing the area to remove excess debris. Fill thedent with drywall compound, level it with a dry-wall knife and sand until you have a frictionlesssurface. In both cases, follow the manufacturer’s

directions for dry time, and then be sure to wipedown walls and trim with rags to remove any re-maining dust and loose particles. Followingthese steps will give you a smooth palette onwhich to paint.

TapingThe third and final step in the paint prep pro-

cess – applying painter’s tape – also lets you getcreative. It is important to select the right gradeand level of adhesion before you start taping.Delicate surfaces such as fresh paint, wallpaperor faux finishes require a tape with a lower adhe-sion to prevent surface damage. For commonsurfaces, like cured painted walls, wood trim,glass and metal, you can use a tape with a medi-um adhesion. “I recommend using FrogTapebrand painter’s tape, which comes in both a deli-cate surface and multi-surface technology to ac-commodate almost every painting situation,”Brady says. “This tape is ideal for paintingstripes, checkerboards or other designs that re-quire crisp, sharp lines. Straight lines separate aprofessional looking paint job from a mediocreone,” he says. “FrogTape is the only painter’stape treated with PaintBlock Technology – a su-per absorbent polymer that reacts with latexpaint and instantly gels to form a barrier thatprevents paint bleed.”

When masking the surface, adhere the tape inshort sections to avoid stretching the tape. Bradysuggests using a putty knife to press the tapefirmly to the edges. Once the tape is applied inthe desired pattern along the edges of the wall,you’re ready to begin painting. If painting morethan one coat, make sure to reapply fresh tapefor each paint application to obtain optimal re-sults.

The way you remove the painting tape alsocontributes to the professionalism of your job.To prevent paint from bridging over the edgesand tearing, Brady says you should remove thetape immediately after painting. The tape shouldbe removed slowly at a 180-degree angle. If thepaint becomes rubbery and begins to pull withthe tape, gently score the edges with a razorblade.

The final step in the paint prep process is applyingpainter’s tape. Straight lines separate a professionallooking paint job from a mediocre one.

To prevent paint from bridging over the edges andtearing, remove the tape immediately after painting.

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Until it’s affordable for everyone to get a robotmaid, household chores aren’t going away. Sincemerely ignoring your duties is not an option, ex-perts say you can at least save time by modifyingyour habits so you can work more efficiently.By working smarter, and sometimes, purchas-

ing the right equipment, you can cut into thetime you spend cleaning and devote more time todoing things you love. Here are a few examples ofhow you can save time around the house.

LaundryIf you’re like most folks, you probably consider

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you are doing full loads, reducing the number oftotal loads you will have to do – and helping yousave money and energy. If you are in the marketfor a new washer and dryer, ultra-large capacity isdefinitely something to consider.To prevent wrinkling and the subsequent need

for ironing, retrieve and fold clothes immediatelywhen they are dry. Ending drying sessions with a

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VacuumingVacuuming can either be something that saves

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General Cleaning TipsHere are a few general rules to follow when

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mante Family Trust, 909 Emery St,Longmont, $63,800, home• Michael Starck from Steven Cal-

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from Richard Gaffney, 861 GlenarborCir, Longmont, $387,000, home• Andrew Korbel from Aaron Gesicki,

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to, 633 Hilltop St, Longmont, $107,000,home• Island LLC from Cara Brannigan,

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Pearson, 726 Thornwood Way, Long-mont, $196,000, home• Eugene & Margaret Shea from Sarah

Stern Living Trust, 1044 Collyer St,Longmont, $206,800, home• Michelle & Scott Stoops from Sopris

Development LLC, 1907 Wasach Dr,Longmont, $668,700, home• Steven & Rebecca Tarr from

Michael Starck, 503 Collyer St, Long-mont, $350,000, home• Joyce Zefo from Shirley Warner,

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Nannen, 1701 Stones Peak Dr, Long-mont, $594,000, home• Leah & Michael Capozzi from

Sendera Properties LLC, 1486 SerenityCir, Longmont, $265,000, home• Feliciano & Rose Bautista from

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Boulder Valley Investments LLC, 318Meadow View Pkwy, Erie, $180,000,home• Dava & Adina Ombadykow from

John Carver, 171 McGregor Cir, Erie,$376,500, home• Frank & Nicholas Licata from Auro-

ra Loan Services LLC, 2985 Blue Sky CirUnit 7-101, Erie, $114,000, condo• Brandon & Jamie Bohn from Brian

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th Mossburg, 2642 Lilac Cir, Erie,$330,000, home• Amanda Nielson from Frances Rud-

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Cindy FlaniganKeller Williams FRP, LLC

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8516 SummerlinDrive

Longmont$1,299,000

Custom home on 2+ acres with stunning views ofthe front range and surrounded by open space.

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493 E. 16th,Longmont$259,000

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7553 CrestviewDr.

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1406 WhitehallDr. D16.$165,000

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1823 CoreyLongmont$155,900

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Edward & Kathy Regel Regel &Associates, [email protected] • 303-702-0605

2628 PheasantDrive

Longmont$339,900

Great opportunity to own a wonderful lightfilled home with basement on 1 acre.

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16143 HigginsFort Lupton$185,000

Nearly New, perfect condition with3 bed, 2 bath, deck and patio.

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1112 LongsPeak Ave.$319,000

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Gloria WilsonREMAX Traditions303-775-8832

721 FrancisLongmont$315,000

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Gloria WilsonREMAX Traditions303-775-8832

1411 16th Ave.Longmont$405,000

8 acres impeccably cared for. Complete with all the extras. Totallyupdated,fabulous gourmet kitchen, granite, maple cabinets,stainlesssteel appl. Wonderful 2 story with fin basement, 5 bed 4 bath, largeoffice 40X60 and 31X23 barn with tac room. Fabulous views.

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9362 ApacheRoad

Longmont/Frederick$499,900

Historic Farmhouse w/ Classic Charm & ModernUpdates. Original hardwood, new windows, highceilings. Expansive lot w/ mature trees, organic

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Josh LandersRE/MAX Traditions • 303-819-1638

1400 E. 9th Ave,Longmont$239,000

Impeccable 4 BR + loft/office. Backs toopen space with mountain views!

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Danielle GerianREMAX Traditions, Inc

303-618-5334

11247Cimmarron St.Firestone$283,000

4 bed, 4 baths, 3 car. Finished basement, rec room, office,3/4 bath. Sprinkler system, Central Air. Huge eat in

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621 GlenarborCir., Longmont$379,900

1800+ finished SF, 2 or 3BD/4 BA,Low utility bills, Foothills views, Large Yard

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303.902.6250

517 2nd Ave,Lyons

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847 Tanager CircleLongmont$349,900

Sprawling 4 bed/4 ba Ranch on .64 acres, mtn views,3 car garage, RV pad, Gourmet Kit, formal din rm,

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Garry CallisLegacy Real Estate Group

303-476-1982

3814 Jay HawkCourt, DaconoEagle MeadowCommunity$490,000

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Open Sunday 2-4

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Saturday $165,000 Longmont 2318 Lincoln St 12-2pm Keller Williams 1st/Wright 720-331-1829

Saturday $167,000 Longmont 2101 Bowen St 12-2pm Keller Williams 1st/Snyder 720-849-0328

Saturday $185,000 Longmont 1626 Amherst 1-3pm McConnell Realty 303-823-6839

Saturday $185,000 Longmont 1020 Pratt St 1-3 pm Dyer Realty, Inc. 303-772-3200

Saturday $195,000 Dacono 420 Andrew 9-11am Keller Williams 1st/Berger 720-318-5218

Saturday $199,900 Longmont 1438 Sherri Mar St. 1-3 pm Wright Kingdom/Johnson 303-746-6307

Saturday $199,900 Westminster 11130 Marshall 1-3pm Keller Williams 1st/Nicholson 303-808-0401

Saturday $204,900 Longmont 1261 Trail Ridge Rd 10-2pm Keller Williams 1st/McCarver 303-378-9488

Saturday $209,900 Longmont 521 Cameron Ct. 1-3 p.m. Regel & Associates, LLC 303-702-0605

Saturday $212,500 Longmont 1731 Venice Lane 1-3 pm Wright Kingdom/Baulsir 720-564-6039

Saturday $225,000 Longmont 847 Judson St. 1:00-3:00 pm Prudential Rocky Mountain Realtors/Adams 303-435-0566

Saturday $225,000 Longmont 2400 Collyer St 1-3pm Keller Williams 1st/Hancock 303-775-1691

Saturday $225,000 Longmont 1311 Longs Peak 1-3 pm Dyer Realty, Inc. 303-772-3200

Saturday $237,400 Lafayette 913 Harrison Dr 2-4pm Keller Williams 1st/Taylor 303-746-0345

Saturday $239,000 Longmont 1400 E 9th Ave 11-1pm RE/MAX Traditions/Landers 303-819-1638

Saturday $239,900 Longmont 1406 3rd Ave 12-3pm Metro/Longo 303-941-9034

Saturday $245,000 Longmont 1439 Beatrice Ct 10-12pm Dyer Realty, Inc. 303-772-3200

Saturday $248,000 Lyons 517 2nd Ave., 1- 4pm Coldwell Banker/Tucker 303-902-6250

Saturday $249,900 Firestone 5809 Shenandoah Ave 1-3pm Keller Williams 1st/Wise 970-581-3436

Saturday $255,000 Longmont 1088 Princeton Dr. 1:30-3 pm Re/Max Alliance/Crowder 303-775-0206

Saturday $259,000 Longmont 493 E. 16th Ave 1:00 to 3:30 pm Prudential Rocky Mtn/Schack 303-931-4945

Saturday $269,900 Firestone 11288 Deerfield Dr 1-3pm Keller Williams 1st/Carter 303-588-3655

Saturday $279,000 Longmont 1145 Winslow Cir 1:30-3:30pm RE/MAX Traditions/McBride 303-875-0589

Saturday $280,000 Longmont 2236 20th St 11-1pm Prudential Rocky Mtn/Kanemoto 303-772-2222

Saturday $283,000 Firestone 11247 Cimmarron St 1-3pm RE/MAX Traditons/Gerian 303-618-5334

Saturday $319,000 Longmont 354 Grant St 2-4pm Keller Williams 1st/Sugadhan 303-330-2203

Saturday $319,000 Longmont 904 Sparrow Hawk Dr 10-12pm Keller Williams 1st/Sugadhan 303-330-2203

Saturday $319,000 Longmont 1112 Longs Peak Ave 12-3pm CO 1st Realty/Hoge 303-489-3198

Saturday $324,900 Longmont 637 Rider Ridge Dr 1-3pm Keller Williams 1st/Bevan 303-359-0457

Saturday $329,000 Longmont 1111 Button Rock 10-12pm Keller Williams 1st/Bevan 303-359-0457

Saturday $339,900 Longmont 2628 Pheasant Dr. 1-3 p.m. Regel & Associates, LLC 303-702-0605

Saturday $355,000 Longmont 643 Collyer Dt. 11-1 pm Re/Max Alliance/Crowder 303-775-0206

Saturday $374,900 Longmont 621 Glenarbor 12-2pm ERA Tradewind/Freeman 303-478-0300

Saturday $375,000 Longmont 2692 Pearl Howlett Rd. 1-3 pm Wright Kingdom/Green 303-775-2553



Saturday $399,627 Longmont 1171 Columbia Dr 12-3pm Coldwell Banker/Kellogg 303-817-2417

Saturday $490,000 Dacono 3814 Jay Hawk Ct 11-1pm Legacy Real Estate/Callis 303-682-9299

Saturday $550,000 Longmont 3745 Fowler Lane 11:30-1:30pm Kearney Realty/Kearney 303-818-4055

Saturday $879,500 Niwot 7553 Crestview Dr. 12-1 pm Debra E Hensen Real Estate/Hensen 303-819-0987

Saturday $1,299,000 Longmont 8516 Summerlin 10-4pm Keller Williams/Flanigan 303-579-3493

Saturday $127,500 Evans 1615 42nd St. 12:00pm - 2:00pm Coldwell Banker/Cragg 720-839-4106

Saturday $334,900 Longmont 681 Penhurst Circle 11:00am - 2:00pm Coldwell Banker/Pereira 303-834-5018

Saturday $612,000 Loveland 3805 Willowrock Dr. 1:00pm - 4:00pm Coldwell Banker/Torres 720-320-1405

Sunday $99,900 Longmont 839 Lashley Street 11-1pm RE/MAX Traditions/McBride 303-875-0589

Sunday $155,900 Longmont 1823 Corey 11-1 pm Re/Max Alliance/Markiewicz 303-995-3914

Sunday $165,000 Longmont 1406 Whitehall Dr 16-D 12-2pm ERA Tradewind/Carnahan 303-909-5475

Sunday $183,000 Longmont 2321 Calais Dr. G 2- 5pm Coldwell Banker/Tucker 303-902-6250

Sunday $185,000 Ft. Lupton 16143 Higgins 2-4 pm Re/Max Alliance/Markiewicz 303-995-3914

Sunday $185,000 Longmont 1223 Linden 1-3pm McConnell Realty 303-823-6839

Sunday $185,000 Longmont 1020 Pratt St 1-3 pm Dyer Realty, Inc. 303-772-3200

Sunday $199,900 Westminster 11130 Marshall St 1-3pm Keller Wlliams 1st/Nicholson 303-808-0401

Sunday $200,000 Longmont 1238 Lincoln St. 1-4 pm Wright Kingdom/Bickell 303-250-1928

Sunday $204,900 Longmont 1261 Trail Ridge Rd 10-2pm Keller Williams 1st/McCarver 303-378-9488

Sunday $239,000 Longmont 1432 Deerwood Dr. 12-2 pm Prudential Rocky Mountain Realtors/Caulfield 303-818-7403

Sunday $249,900 Firestone 5809 Shenandoah Ave 1-3pm Keller Williams 1st/Wise 970-581-3436

Sunday $250,000 Longmont 1620 23rd Ave 12:00pm - 2:00pm Coldwell Banker/Ankrum 303-588-4228

Sunday $250,000 Longmont 2340 Atwood St. 1-3 pm Wright Kingdom/Bashor 303-775-2994

Sunday $250,000 Erie 1351 Stockton 1-3 pm Dyer Realty, Inc. 303-772-3200

Sunday $257,000 Firestone 11311 Dover 1-3pm Keller Williams1st/Nuechterlein 303-775-5132

Sunday $259,900 Longmont 743 Snowberry St. 2-4 pm Wright Kingdom/Connolly 720-564-6060

Sunday $263,000 Longmont 3838 Columbia 1-4 pm Re/Max of Bouder 303-931-4812

Sunday $264,500 Longmont 1327 Sommerset Cir 11-1pm RE/MAX Traditions/McBride 303-875-0589

Sunday $275,000 Longmont 1618 Otis Dr. 11- 2pm Coldwell Banker/Tucker 303-902-6250

Sunday $299,900 Longmont 1328 Carnation Cir. 1-4 pm Wrioght Kingdom/Rodgers 303-541-1904

Sunday $315,000 Longmont 415 Francis 11-1:00 pm RE/MAX Traditions/Wilson 303-775-8832

Sunday $320,000 Longmont 1616 Whitehall Dr. 2-4 pm Wright Kingdom/Sobol 303-885-9806

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Saturday & Sunday $208,778 Longmont 1665 Venice Lane 12-5 pm Boulder Creek Life & Home 303-502-5338

Saturday & Sunday $239,900 Firestone 5268 Rustic Ave. 1-3 pm Wright Kingdom/Parsons 303-775-9612

Saturday & Sunday $249,000 Longmont 15th & Francis 11-6 pm Markel Homes 303-589-5752

Saturday & Sunday $499,900 Longmont/Frederick 9362 Apache Road 12- 2pm RE/MAX Traditions/Kobobel 303-591-6935

Saturday & Sunday $165,000-$179,900 Firestone 10818 Cimarron St #308 12-4 pm RE/MAX Traditions/Kahler 303-589-5752


Sunday $324,900 Longmont 637 Rider Ridge Dr 11-1pm Keller Williams 1st/Sugadhan 303-330-2202

Sunday $335,000 Longmont 2073 Gold Finch Ct 1-3pm Niwot Real Estate/Ponesse 303-419-3551

Sunday $349,900 Longmont 847 Tanager 12-3pm Metro/Craig & Associates 303-817-4446

Sunday $380,000 Longmont 3519 Boxelder Dr 1-3pm ERA Tradewind/Wagner 720-244-0980

Sunday $405,000 Longmont 1411 16th Avenue 1:15 p.m.-3:15 p.m. RE/MAX Traditions/Wilson 303-775-8832

Sunday $469,000 Lafayette 2019 Clipper 11-1pm Colorado Landmark/Clifford 303-579-1029

Sunday $479,900 Longmont 2071 Amethyst 1-3pm CO Front Range/Johnson 303-507-9115

Sunday $599,000 Longmont 9360 Yellowstone Rd. 1:00-3:00 pm Prudential Rocky Mountain Realtors/Adams 303-435-0566

Sunday $689,000 Boulder 644 Dewey Ave. 1-4 pm Prudential Real Estate of the Rockies 303-884-5785

Sunday $769,000 Boulder 2055 Kohler Dr. 1-3 pm Wright Kingdom/Yarwood 303-808-0076

Sunday $795,000 Longmont 8791 N 87th 2-5pm Colorado Landmark/Clifford 303-579-1029

Sunday $795,000 Longmont 4018 Portofino 2-4pm Equity CO/Umbreit 303-579-0970

Sunday $950,000 Boulder 3555 9th St. 2-4 pm Wright Kingdom/Raymer 303-523-9859

Sunday $1,900,000 Boulder 8771 West Phillips Rd 10-4pm Keller Williams/Flanigan 303-579-3493

Sunday $2,995,000 Niwot 6851 Goldbranch Drive 1-4 pm Goldbranch Properties/Kauflin 303-808-0241

Sunday $247,900 Erie 1665 Leyner Dr. 12:00pm - 2:00pm Coldwell Banker/Napier 303-775-5234

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