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August 7, 2010

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Sonia’s family has lived in a 1920s-builthouse for about 15 years. Throughout time,she has lovingly decorated every room to suither style – except the small, datedbathroom that had her feeling blue– really blue. To Sonia, this familybathroom was an eyesore with theold blue fixtures, awkward layoutand constant clutter. But daughterTaryn argued for years that theblue made it “re t ro ” and “cool,”and they shouldn’t change it.

Now, I’ll confess: I kind of likedthe old robin’s-egg blue. But thecracked floor tiles, chipped coun-tertop, nonfunctional baseboardheater and little blue toilet (thatneeds three flushes to work) overshadowedany “cool” factor. Sadly, the list got prettylong. Sonia would cringe when guests saw thespace, so I agreed it was time for a room thatwould relieve stress rather than cause it.

This tiny cluttered space needed a completeoverhaul to make it functional, so my designhad to make the most of every inch. Once theplumbing and drywall were done, and the oldcracked tile replaced by marble in a mistygreen that picks up the paint color, my crew

was ready to tackle the fixtures and finishes tomake this family bathroom the oasis of calmthat Sonia longs for.

I wanted the elevation seenfrom the doorway to be breathtak-ing so I started with a spectacularwall of 1-inch iridescent mosaictile. The subtle shades in the tilereveal a beautiful, large-scaledamask pattern that is truly awork of art.

Where there was once a worn-out blue bathtub and unusablehand-held shower, there is now awalk-in shower beside a deepsoaker tub. The shower has a rainshowerhead, a cool hand shower

with a four-part head for a variety of water ex-periences and a spa-like teak grate over thewater receptor. The frameless glass enclosurekeeps the space light and airy while separat-ing the shower bench from the tub deck.

The deep, ivory soaker tub is set into awhite-quartz surround, creating a tub deckthat is a perfect place for all the salts andsponges the ladies love. I also wanted Sonia tohave a great view while she’s enjoying a long,luxurious soak, so I covered the tiny window

with a soft-fabric blind and pleated-ivory-linen valance to give the illusion of a tall, ele-gant window, and I placed a brilliant crystalchandelier directly over the tub.

If you can love a toilet, I sure love this one.The tankless, electric “hatbox” toilet fits beau-tifully into the small space. With a glass-front-ed cabinet above and light-maple cabinetry atthe vanity, there is enough open and closedstorage to make clutter a thing of the past.

The new vanity across from the tub andshower is as functional as it is beautiful. Thecrisp, white-quartz countertop holds a cut-glass vessel sink. With the faucets mounteddirectly to the counter-to-ceiling mirror, themultifaceted sink is reflected throughout thismultifaceted room.

This rundown bathroom had a bad case ofthe blues. But with gorgeous modern fixtures,fresh colors and cool, clean accents, I turnedSonia’s family bathroom into a refreshing andluxurious place she’ll be proud to call herown. Now that’s divine.

Interior decorator Candice Olson is host of HGTV’s“Divine Design.” For more ideas, information andshow times, visit www.HGTV.com or www.divined e s i g n . t v.

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Left: After, withgorgeousmodernfixtures, freshcolors and cool,clean accents,the familybathroom wasturned into arefreshing andluxurious place.Below: Before,this rundownbathroom had abad case of theblues.( S H N S / H GT V )

Make outdoorfurniture last withplanning, care

An ongoing renovation at myhouse has included the pur-chase of some outdoor furni-ture. I had some difficulty find-ing durable items for a reason-able price. I also wanted tominimize the impact my pur-chase had on the environment.

One major cause of tropicaldeforestation is the demand fortropical timber used in manu-facturing outdoor furniture, ac-cording to the Forest Steward-ship Council.

The vast majority of gardenfurniture available in U.S. storesis made from tropical hard-woods. These woods areprized for their durability andgood looks, but illegal loggingand destructive forest-manage-ment practices continue toharm many endangered tropi-cal forests.

Americans import more out-door furniture made from trop-ical wood than any other coun-try, according to the FSC. Asresponsible consumers, we canencourage and patronize thosestores that sell wood productsthat come from well-managedforests. To support sustainableforests, look for the FSC tag onfurniture. For more informa-tion, visit www.fscus.org/prod-uctsearch/retailers.

Most outdoor furniture willlast for years if properly caredfor. Oil your wood furnitureand clean wrought iron, alu-minum and other metal on aregular basis. Make sure thecleaner you use matches thefurniture manufacturer’s rec-ommendations.

To stay within a budget, lookfor used outdoor furniture. Agood cleaning and new cush-ions will make most furniturelook like new.

– Mary Collister,

St. Petersburg Times

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Pi e r h e a dpaintingholds valueBy Helaine Fendelman and Joe

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Scripps Howard News Service

Dear Helaine and Joe: I have thispainting that is signed “Pa p a l u c a , ” andit depicts the New York Harbor. I amtold that it is unusual for this artist topaint in oil, as his usual medium is wa-tercolor. Is this correct? Can you tellme the value of the painting? – J . H.

Dear J.H.: What’s in a name? Obviously,a great deal when it comes to artists andtheir work, but the last name Papaluca isnot one that springs to mind when thetopic of collectible art comes up in casualconversation.

In addition, a problem arises becausethere were two artists with this last namewho painted seascapes – Luca the father(1890-1934) and Louis the son. Bothworked in a similar style and both signedtheir paintings L. Papaluca, which hascaused endless confusion among auctionhouses trying to sell their wares and col-lectors who admire their work.

Luca Papaluca was a well-known “pier-head” painter in Naples, Italy. This term isprobably unfamiliar to most, but it refersto an artist – usually not formally trained –who painted souvenir portraits of ships forthe seamen and passengers who sailed onthem. Pierhead artists often had to workfast to complete the painting.

Because pierheads had to satisfy the ex-pectations of their clientele, ships were al-

most always painted from a broadside viewwith all the sails set and pennants flying.These portraits were often exact and tech-nically accurate; in fact, when one of theseship paintings is compared to a photo-graph of the same vessel, it is amazinghow similar the two images turn out to be.

As J.H. notes, Luca Papaluca generallypainted in watercolor and gouache, andonly occasionally worked in oil, whichprobably took too long to dry for his pur-poses. Louis Papaluca, however, moved tothe United States and worked far more fre-quently in oil than his more famous father.

Regarding today’s item, it is unclearwhich Papaluca’s signature adorns thepainting. We feel strongly, however, thatthe artist for this piece is the younger Pa-paluca, because it is oil on canvas and is aNew York scene rather than a pierhead.

This piece is a beautiful representationof the New York Harbor replete with theStatue of Liberty. At auction, the paintingshould bring around $600 and be worthonly a little more for insurance purposes.

Helaine Fendelman and Joe Rosson are the authorsof “Price It Yourself” (HarperResource, $19.95).Contact them at Treasures in Your Attic, P.O. Box18350, Knoxville, TN 37928. E-mail them att r e a s u r e s @ k n o l o g y. n e t .

Budget-friendly office redoOur home-office renovation was not

expensive. We stripped the old wallpaper,and then primed the wood trim. Myhusband and I did all the painting ourselves.The pine bookcases, mine since childhood,languished in our old basement for years,but my husband sanded and painted them.

I hung a pair of Roman shades that webrought with us from a previous house.Before that, they were in my parents’house – a good reminder that if you getcustom window treatments, choose aneutral color because windows often arestandard sizes and you may be able to usethose window treatments again.

The furniture – a pine trestle table,rolling chair and a small, drop-leaf desk –are all things that we already owned.Because the drop-leaf desk is small, I

cleaned out the drawers and use it tostore paper, pens, envelopes and otheroffice supplies. I bought a white-framedbulletin board at a local Pottery Barnoutlet for less than $25, and moved in alamp from the bedroom for my desk.

We now have an attractive, functionalhome office. Since we didn’t have to buyfurniture, window treatments or officeequipment for the room and saved moneyby doing the painting and other laborourselves, I decided to splurge on a high-quality Tibetan wool carpet. Even that,though, we purchased online from themanufacturer in a closeout sale, at a pricethat was more than 75 percent off thesuggested retail. The result is a room that,aside from the rug, cost less than $200.

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Creating an irresistible gateBy Maureen Gilmer

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“A door opened, and I wentthrough it,” said Temple Grandin,the brilliant autistic woman whorevolutionized the cattle industryin America. Such a simple state-ment is far more meaningful thanwe could ever even imagine, for itembodies the lure of portals to an-other world. In a film about herlife, doors became a metaphor formoving forward into the un-known, both in a literal and figu-rative sense. In the design of land-scapes, gates can act as thosemetaphysical doors.

To d a y ’s smaller plots of land in-clude side yards and other uncon-ventional spaces for outdoor liv-ing, in order to extend indoorviews or even to grow food.Therefore, the traditional dog-eared, side-yard cedar fence issuddenly front and center. Nowthe gate must change from merelyfunctional to something visuallyappealing that beckons one closer.

Those with money can buy an-tique gates imported from Indiaand Africa, where the designs areboth rich and tactile. The carvededges, surface textures, rust pat-terns and heavy handmade hard-ware are unsurpassed in lendingcharacter to a garden. But antiquegates cost money, and many of usdon’t have a dollar to spare.

Fortunately, there are alterna-tives for small-budget garden-makers to create irresistible gates.Color can be the most visuallyprofound choice for a gatemakeover and particularly usefulin a modern design. Veneer be-comes the cover-up equivalent tointerior paneling or wallpaper, of-fering a source of texturalchanges. And the hardware is theperfect way to get that fabulousrustic gate you’ve admired in themagazines for only a few dollarsonline.

ColorPaint can be your best friend;

color makes a huge difference

when used in small, intense appli-cations. A bright paint job canturn an afterthought into a focalpoint, hide ugly water stains, dis-guise cracks and even cover graf-fiti. You will find that people justwant to go through a painted gatefor the fun of it, so make yours asirresistible as possible.

Ve n e e rIf you have an ordinary board

gate, use it as a structural back-ground for another lightweightmaterial. For example, brokenbamboo-slat roll-up shades re-moved from indoors can be cutand applied to a board-gate sur-face. They are lightweight andeasy to handle, particularly forsmaller urban spaces. Just cut thepanel to size, and screw it ontothe front or board side of the gateat the corners and edges. Thebamboo will give the gate a realAsian character.

HardwareLarge, decorative hinges can

turn a perfectly ordinary gate intosomething far more artistic. Infact, you can turn a new gate intoa faux version of those expensiveantique gates by using rustic,newly made Mexican hardware.It’s easy to get online at DirectFrom Mexico (www.directfrommexico.com).

In Mexico, the “clavo” is a met-al nail used to hold heavy woodendoors together. Modern clavos are

decorative nails that can bebought online from 75 cents to$3. Pre-drill the hole, then screwin the clavo with some glue tomake it more secure. Clavos arechameleons – apply them one wayand the gate has a medieval look,but applied another way and thegate looks Spanish. The possibili-ties are endless.

If you’re a small-budget garden-er and want to improve the lookof your house and yard, reconsid-er all of your outdoor gates. Arethey merely functional? Do theyenhance the beauty of the adja-cent house or outdoor spaces?Above all, do they beckon you towander through it? If not, it’stime for a makeover.

When painting gates, use strong colors and a heavy hand to make themappealing. (SHNS/Courtesy Maureen Gilmer)

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Smart ways to save money Loan modificationhurdles can be hard

Q: You’ve spent a lot of time in printand on the radio talking about loanmodifications. I thought I had gottenmy loan modified, only to find outlast month that my “big box lender,”as you often call them, denied meafter four months of their “trial peri-od.”

My lender, after I submitted paper-work, hardship letters, bank state-ments and tax returns four times, sentme a letter telling me I didnot qualify for a permanentloan modification based ona bunch of variables. sup-posedly set by the FederalReserve Bank.

When I called thenumber they listed in theletter, the representativeI spoke with told me: 1)I was considered delin-quent since I was notpaying the full monthlymortgage figure; and 2) Ihad extra late fees now attached tomy mortgage.

I then received a letter from Fred-die Mac confirming that I was delin-quent, and that they were notified bythe lender to that effect. At this point,all I want to do is pay the amount Iowe for those four months, less theadd-on penalties and late fees, and re-finance the house.

Unfortunately, I am sure they havetrashed my otherwise perfect creditscore. I do believe my husband and Istill have equity in the home despitethe perpetual devaluation in the hous-ing market. I think our home is proba-

bly worth somewhere between$450,000 and $500,000. Our loan is at$317,000. What do you think I shoulddo now? I wrote to the president ofthe company, but now they say I have“been released” from their office. Iwould have to submit another letterfor them to respond to me. Please letme know what you would do next.

A: You should immediately file a com-plaint with the Office of the Comptroller

of the Currency’s Helpwith-MyBank.gov website. Here’sthe link. www.helpwithmybank.gov /complaints/index.html.

In the complaint to theOCC, which regulates feder-ally chartered banks, youshould write that you’re inimminent danger of foreclo-sure. Filing this complaint isa last-ditch attempt to get thebank to pay attention.

When you file a complaint,you’ll receive a case number. Be sure tosafeguard the case number because that’swhat you’ll refer to when you call theOCC and your lender to follow up. Thecomplaint will take 30 to 90 days to pro-cess, but I heard from someone on myMoneyWatch.com blog who was in loanmodification hell since last October that,within 15 days of filing a complaint withthe OCC, she received an offer for a per-manent loan modification.

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Summer is a great time toinstall a rain garden, im-prove storm-water runoff inyour yard, redo your win-dows or siding, or evenchange the look of one ofthe rooms inside yourhouse with new paint andf u r n i t u re .

No matter what projectyou have on your summerto-do list, you’re going to beshopping for supplies, anddepending on how largeyour project is, the pricecan add up quickly.

Here are some tips to getyour home improvementprojects going, while keep-ing a bit of extra cash inyour pocket.

• DIY – If you have anyhandy talents, you can savea lot of money by doing theproject yourself, or by onlycontracting out part of thework where a professionalmight be required. If youa re n ’t certain about in-stalling a wood floor inyour living room or are inneed of landscaping ideasfor around your back porch,head to your local libraryand check out several bookson the topic for backgroundknowledge.

• Negotiate work agree-ments with your friends –Having more hands on deckto help with the work willmake the job go muchfaster, but you don’t have to

hire the help. Offer yourfriends a trade – maybeyou’ll take them out for din-ner. Or volunteer your ser-vices on one of their homeimprovement projects. Justmake sure they understandthe trade before the workgets started.

• Put cash back in yourpocket when purchasingsupplies – You can findgreat deals on supplies fromhome improvement retail-ers.

• Look for contractingspecials – If you do need tohire a contractor to helpyou with your project, lookonline to find specials beingoffered this summer. Youcan also find coupons fordiscounts in home improve-ment newspaper tabs. Someof the more popular coupontopics include insulation,siding, windows, doors androofing projects.

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New rose plentiful with petals Mistakes commonly madeby first-time homebuyersBy Michele Lerner

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First-time homebuyers almost alwaysmake a few mistakes when buying theirhome. Perhaps they pay too much, choosethe wrong type of mortgage or neglect tobudget for needed home improvements.

Working with a trustworthy, experi-enced lender can help prevent such mis-takes. But consumers also need to take re-sponsibility for their budgets and choices.

“Before buying a home, consumers needto develop a short- and long-term perspec-tive on their purchase,” says Michael Har-rison, area director for MetLife HomeLoans in Southwest Ohio.

One mistake comes when lenders quali-fy buyers based on their incomes and debt-to-income ratios without considering howmuch the borrowers spend on items suchas transportation, savings, food and othernecessities.

“A lot of first-time buyers are optimisticabout the future and excited about buyinga home, so they borrow the absolute maxi-mum they can afford instead of allowingthemselves wiggle room for a partial loss ofincome or for future expenses such as chil-d re n , ” Harrison says.

Financial experts recommend that con-sumers decide how much they want tospend each month on housing beforemeeting with a lender.

“Every buyer should create their ownbudget and know their limits,” saysStephen Adamo, president of Weichert Fi-nancial Services in Morris Plains, N.J.

Adamo says many first-time homebuy-ers experience a sizable change in theirhousing payments. Some new owners maygo from $500 per month in rent to amonthly mortgage payment of $2,000, hesays.

“You need to deal with payment shock,”Adamo says.

Meeting with a lender for a buyer con-sultation and prequalification for a mort-gage should be the first step toward home-ownership. Yet many first-time homebuy-

ers wait until they are ready to start househunting before contacting a lender.

“It’s never too early to set up a free buy-er consultation with a lender,” Adamosays. “Every buyer needs to get prequali-fied early enough in the process so thatthey can make some changes if they needto or correct errors on their credit report.”

Some buyers may need to spend up to ayear saving more money, increasing theirincomes or cleaning up their credit beforemaking an offer on a home.

A buyer consultation should includecreating long-term financial goals andstrategies for buying property, Adamo says.

While most consumers know it’s impor-tant to have a high credit score, not every-one understands how costly a low scorecan be.

“All mortgage lending is done with a tierof interest rates and terms based on con-sumer credit scores,” Harrison says. “Acredit score of 720 or above will earn youthe best rates and can potentially save youthousands of dollars.”

A score of 680 to 720 can get you goodmortgage rates, while a FICO score of 620is usually about the lowest score to qualifyfor most loans, Harrison says.

Consumers should learn about creditscores the minute they start working, Har-rison says. Many websites provide infor-mation about how to improve your credits c o re .

Even after a mortgage approval, con-sumers must avoid applying for new creditor taking on new debt, Adamo says, be-cause a second credit check is now oftenrequired before settlement.

First-time homebuyers today typicallyopt for a 30-year fixed-rate mortgage.Their conservatism is a reaction to storiesabout the dangers of interest-only mort-gages and adjustable-rate mortgages.

Homebuyers eager to build equity intheir homes or who are older and want tolive mortgage-free in retirement shouldconsider a 15-year fixed-rate loan or, ifthey can afford it, even a 10-year mortgageto reach their goals.

Rosa ‘Sir John Betjeman’ is a repeat-flowering Le-ander Hybrid with approximately 130 petals. It’s arose of more modern character than most EnglishRo s e s .

The flowers start as small buds, opening tofull-petalled, wide-open rosettes of a bright, deeppink, the color intensifying further with age. Theflowers are 2.5 to 3 inches across and are producedf r e e l y.

They have a light, rather ‘green’ fragrance. Ahealthy and very bushy shrub of medium size with aslightly arching habit. With its bright coloration this isa good choice to create some contrast in a border ofother roses of softer coloring.

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Hummingbirds andmoths fun for garden

Several years ago, an invaderentered my yard and wiped outevery caterpillar from the gar-den. Where once were parsley-worms and painted ladies,there was only the Europeanpaper wasp; noth-ing flitted anddanced across thetops of plants any-more. It hunteddown every cater-pillar, and Imourned the lossof butterflies fromthe yard – eventhose that dinedon my vegetables.

But last sum-mer, after seasonsof absence, a singletomato hornworm lived in mygarden. Discovering it as I har-vested cherry tomatoes, I near-ly picked it up to cuddle it injoy, until I remembered thatwhen you do that, they spit onyou. Instead I patted its back,encouraged it to eat its fill andleft it alone.

This wasn’t the move of anormal gardener, who usuallyview hornworms with loathing.After all, the gigantic greencaterpillars eat tomato plantsdown to a nub, and the point-ed, red spike on their tail looksthreatening. Their droppingsare elephantine in size; they’reusually the first thing a garden-er notices when they’re near.

So why welcome this crea-ture to the tomato patch? Be-cause as an adult, the horn-worm is a hummingbird moth(Manduca quinquemaculata).Big, mottled brown, white andtan, the hummingbird mothvisits plants after dark, hover-ing over them to sip nectar,much as hummingbirds do. Forsomeone who lives on theplains instead of the moun-tains, a faux hummingbird iswelcome.

That is, until the real dealshows up. If you’re hearinghummers zipping overhead, it’snot your imagination – we’reinto the season of migration forh u m m i n g b i rd s .

“Actually, they pass throughhere twice each year,” says MariHawk, salesperson with WildBirds Unlimited in Fort Collins.

“They head up to the moun-tains from mid-April to mid-May but don’t stop in yardsmuch because we don’t havemany flowers for them to feedfrom. They stay in the moun-

tains, nest, then headback down in stagesbeginning in earlyJ u l y, ” she says.

Males are the firstto head south, leav-ing the females andjuveniles to linger inthe mountains. Afterspending time alonewith the youngsters,females are the nextto migrate through,with juveniles trail-ing behind. In this

leisurely migration, broadtails,rufus, black chinned and cal-liope hummingbirds will visitour yards through September.

“The fun part is that hum-mingbirds remember wherethey’ve fed. So if you have feed-ers out or flowers they love,you’ll see the same bird nextyear. It will visit again – they’revery, very scheduled; they re-member every one of theirstops.”

Attract hummingbirds toyour yard by adding the colorthat calls to them as they wingpast. “What they’re looking foris reds, pinks and purples.These are the colors of flowersthat produce most nectar. Ifyou don’t have flowers, put upred ribbon, fake garlands orflags,” Hawk says.

Then keep a small amount ofsugar water in your feeder, re-placing it every three to fourdays.

Mix your own with fourparts water to one part sugar,and skip the food coloring,which is harmful to humming-birds. Bring it to a boil to dis-solve sugar and get rid of impu-rities, then refrigerate it untilyour feeders need a refill.

Carol O’Meara is a horticulture ento-mologist with the Colorado StateUniversity Extension office at theBoulder County Fairgrounds in Long-mont. Contact her by calling 303-678-6238 or [email protected]. Formore gardening tips, check out herblog at gardeningafterfive.wordpress.com.

Carol O’Meara

Colorado StateUniversity Extension

www.coloradohomes.com/Longmont

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ERIE $489,900 1 Acre Custom Ranch! Unfi nished Basement! RV

Parking! NO HOA! VIEWS! 3bed/3bath/3car

Judy Whitaker 303-829-0484

8029 Morningside Dr

ERIE $689,0003.3 Acres and Views, Views, Views.

4bed/4bath/3car

Susan Massey 720-371-1511

5559 Summit Way,

LONGMONT $396,000Custom Home on large lot.

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Sally Grenier 303-475-4508

1755 Sunlight Dr.

FREDERICK $299,000Custom Home Builders Personal Home! Fantastic

features both inside and out! 3bed/3bath/3car

Cheryl Melichar 303-817-6163

9032 Drake Way

MILLIKEN $163,000Ranch Open fl oor plan Vaulted ceilings.

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Lorrie Cragg 720-839-4106

811 S Rachel Ave.

LONGMONT $200,000Updated, Remodeled Beauty in Southmoor Park 1 block to the park. 3bed/2bath/2car

Michele Lutjens 303-502-7429

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DACONO $225,000New Price! Like NEW ranch w/HUGE Unfi nished

Basement! Quick Close 3bed/2bath/2car

Ann Napier 303-775-5234

525 Short Dr.

LOVELAND $325,000Open Floor Plan Immaculate! 4bed + Offi ce/3bath/3car

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4532 Foothills Dr.

LONGMONT $410,000Big Corner lot in SW Longmont Finished

basement. 5bed/4bath/3car

Cindy Montgomery 720-373-9235

606 Teal Circle

BROOMFIELD $419,000Large hm on ¼ acre lot, in Redleaf Subdivison.

3663 sq. ft. Price to sell. 3bed/4bath/3car

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4769 Rabbit Mountain

LONGMONT $255,400Absolutely immaculate home! Hickory fl oors,

honey maple cabinetry. 3bed/2bath/2car

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312 Mill Village Blvd.

LONGMONT $279,000This home is clean and ready to go! Main fl oor

master and laundry room. 3bed/3bath/2car

Karla Pastore 303-525-5198

554 Peregrine Circle

MEAD $204,900Open & Bright Ranch in Margil Farms Former Model

Home Commuter Friendly 3bed/2bath/2car

Sherry Ankrum 303-588-4228

3611 Whetstone Way

LONGMONT $352,000Main fl oor study, A/C, Fully fi nished bsmt w/

guest suite & wet bar! 4bed/4bath/3car

Cher Smith 303-809-9628

3341 Larkspur

LONGMONT $174,999Stunning Large Ranch, A/C, New Vinyl Windows

Granite counter tops. 4bed/2bath/1car

Janie Henry 720-937-2676

637 Elliot St.

ERIE $415,000Outstanding Mountain Views 1.13 acre. Pristine Condition. Covered front porch

Christine Torres 720-320-1405

8013 Morningside Dr.

LONGMONT $259,000This is truly an adorable home with one of the

largest lots in the neighborhood. 4bed/4bath/2car

Maryann Ellis 720-300-4909

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LONGMONT $229,900Newport model in Wolf Creek Beautifully

decorated. 4bed/3bath/2car

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1301 Trail Ridge Rd.

ESTES PARK $199,900All Season Mountain Retreat w/Furnishings! On site Management Rentals OK 1bed/1bath 1st fl oor Condo

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1516 Fish Hatchery Rd.

FREDERICK $124,000Solid House – Large Lot.

2bed/1bath/1car

Lynn Stevenson 303-324-1891

551 Johnson St.

BERTHOUD $249,000Finished basement w/Mother-in-law suite.

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307 E Colorado Ave.

LONGMONT $285,000Spacious fl oor plan with upgrades throughout.

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Jon Cole 303-775-8744

512 E Saint Clair Ave.

LONGMONT $127,710Wow! Home in Meadowlark Subdivision

3bed/2bath/2car

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• Borrower: Lonnie & CozanLatoski, Lender: Wells Fargo BankNA, Amount: $80,104, Property:1209 MacCormack Ct, Dacono,

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Polenica, Lender: Wells FargoBank National Assoc, Amount:$158,874, Property: 820 McClureAve, Firestone, Filed: 05/06/10

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Victoria Inn2400 17th Ave. • 303-772-4667

$725-$875 $250 1, 2 1,

1¾ Yes Yes Yes(in each apart-ment)

A/C, D/W, cable ready, balcony or deck, carport, outdoor pool, close to

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Ute Creek Apartments1100 E 17th Ave. • 303-684-6821

Starting at $799 $125 1, 2 1, 2 Yes Yes Yes

Full SIzein each apart-ment

YesMove-In Specials, senior and other discounts. Fireplace, pool & spa,

24-hour fitness, garages. Close to shopping.

The Shores2450 Airport Rd. • 303-774-8000

*$705- $1200

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$690-$1100 $149

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303-772-6452

$580-$945 Yes 1, 2, 3 1, 2 Yes Yes Pets

Neg. YesIn historic Longmont, large trees,

quiet neighborhood on-site parking & storage. Close to RTD. Heat included.

Fox Ridge Apartments3800 Pike Rd., Longmont, CO 80503

303-774-9944

$789-$1239 $200 1, 2, 3 1, 2

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Island kitchens, garden tubs, gas fireplaces, double balconies, two tone paint, gated community. Close

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$1235-$1625

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● 1 BDRM, $5502011 Terry.

No smk/pet. (303)570-0402

1 & 2 BDRMApt HomesFox Ridge Apts PremierGated Community. PetsOK!For Info & SpecialsCall (303)774-9944

•1 & 2 BDRM ✭ $550-$675FREE Heat 1060 17th Ave,Habla Espanol 720-327-8918

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Starting at$799!*LIMITEDNUMBER

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✓ Full Size Washer& Dryer Hookups

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✓ Pets Welcome

Welcome Home!• FREE Washer/Dryer & Carport

• Wood-burning fireplace• Large balconies/patios• Approved pets accepted • MTM leases available• Within walking

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2 BDRM APT´s-Starting at $550, some with

Move-in Specials!Call PMP, 303-776-RENT

● 2 BDRM, $6452011 Terry.

No smk/pet. (303)570-0402

2 BDRM, 1 BA, quiet, gar,coin-op W/D, A/C, D/W$700/mo (303)921-5678

2 BDRM, 1 BA, $700/mo,only $250 deposit. Gas &Wtr paid. 1419 Emery St. SeHabla Espanol. 303-678-6221

1st FLOOR 2 BDRMAPTQuiet area, lndry, nr 23rd&Main. Sorry no pets, $645Top Realty, (303)931-6423

● 1 BDRM- remod, N/S● A/C, lndry, off st pkng● $625, 303-444-0501

1 BDRM ONCOFFMAN

$525. On-site laundry,A/C, off-st pkng. N/S.Avail now. (303)651-2881

1 BDRM APT´s-Starting at $525, some with

Move-in Specials!Call PMP, 303-776-RENT

1 BDRM Apt in bsmt neardowntown Longmont. Newcarpet, paint & kitch floor.$500/mo (303)823-6551


COMPLETE REMODEL2 bdrm, AC, on-site lndryrm, No pets. Inc water/t r a s h /h ea t ! $ 7 4 5 /mo303-588-1551

● 917 Sunset2 bdrm, 1 ba, heat, wtr

trash pd. $675/ moRMGRealty, (303)772-4466

● 917 Sunset1 bdrm, 1 ba, heat, wtr,

trash pd. $550/ moRMGRealty, (303)772-4466

2 BDRM- Spacious aptnear hospital, avail now.Patio w/ view, lndry room,No smk/pets. $700 + utils.Please call (303)589-1235

2 Bdrm, 1 ba, large, comp.remodel-all new, WD, A/C,patio, N/P/S 2041 Meadow

Dr. $835 303-443-4308

2 BD, 1.5 bath, off stpkng beh i nd , 2 1 3 7Dexter, $6852 BD, 1 bath, carport,1611 Warren, $6952 BD, 1 ba, gar, 800SF,2330 Wedgewd #2D, $650Alert Realty 303-776-5156


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Commercial/Industrial 4040

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*30 day stay required*Bring ad to qualify.*Expires 7/31/2010

SMALL 2 bdrm, mobilehome in Erie, W/D, Nopets. $585. 735 Kattell #108.

(303)980-1204

ROOMS & ApartmentsWeekly/Monthly, from$100/week. Utililtiesincluded. (303)931-7108

Horizon Place1 Bedroom- $545!2 Bedroom- $645!

Secure bldg, swimmingpool, A/C, on-site laundry.Call PMP, 303-776-RENT

EASTGLEN APTS630 Lashley, Longmont

(303)682-29431, 2 & 3 BEDROOMS:SUMMER SAVINGS!Pool, air, laundry

✭Wtr, trash, sewer pd


DUPLEXES2 & 3 Bedrooms

• 232 St Clair• 1773 & 1775 Antero

• 330 MeekerCall PMP, 303-776-RENT

BERTHOUDDUPLEX

Lots of space for the $$!• 1303 4th.Call TODAY!PMP, 303-776-RENT

1015 3RD ST- BERTHOUD3 bdrm, 1 car gar, fncd yd.$795/water pd. 720-296-1337

● 321 Columbine3 bdrm, 1.75 ba, 1 car gar,$825/mo. RMG Realty,

(303)772-4466

2 BDRM, Berthoud. Largeliv rm, laundry rm, nearschool, cov pkng, yd, hugestorage. $685. 303-684-6554

2 BDRM, 2 BA, NW, by 2schools. Gar, hkups, fncd,N/S/P. $800, 303-776-8038.

0 App Fee-$100 off 1st 2 mosLg 3 bdrm, 2 ba, gar, waterpd. No dogs. 303-682-2525

Duplexes 4060

NIWOT/BOULDERCONDO/HOUSES

1, 2 & 3 Bdrm Beauties!• 7945 N. Foothills Hwy• 3250 O´Neal Circle

Call PMP, 303-776-RENT

GREAT 2 bdrm in Sr bldg400 Emery St. w/ gas frplc,cov prkg & storage unit$800/mo inc H2O/trash.Contact A&G Prop Mgmt,(303)419-8552

● 3 BDRM Townhouse,1.5 ba, fncd yd, bsmt, NWLgmt. $900/mo. 720-334-0695

3 BDRM, 3.5 BA, pool & recroom, W/D hkup, det 1 cargar, $1150/mo + dep, incwtr & trash. (720)494-1741

2 BEDROOM/1 BATHPool and laundry on site.Clean end unit. 225 E. 8th.$675. 970-214-4276, lv msg.

● 1249 HUNTER CT2 bdrm/1.75 ba, bi-level,single carport, w/d hkups,$700/mo RMG Realty

303-772-4466

Condos/Townhouses 4050

3 bdrm 2-1/2 ba, 2 car gar,Full Finished basement, nopets, $1350/mo+dep. 15th &Harvard, exc schools.Donna 303-775-2653 orRay 303-772-0621

2 bdrm, 528 Bross, hw flrs,W/D, N/S, pets nego, hugefncd yd. $1025 303-775-1348

2 BDRM, 1 BA, NW Lgmt,bsmnt, A/C, W/D, lg yard,$1095, (303)482-1910 www.dnplimited.com for pics

● 1203 SPRUCE4 bdrm, 2 ba, 2 story, 2 cargar, new carpet. N/P. Noyard work. $1175/mo. RMGRealty, (303)772-4466

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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

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INDOOR GARAGE &Commercial Storage

20x40 or 20x50 start at $325,9x29 w/ gar door $200;10x10 $75; 12x5 $50; 10x5 $40I-25 & Hwy-66. 970-535- 6074www.Longmont-storage.com

CLEAN, secure, 10x20´ drystorage close to HWY 287$100. Stella 303-775-2881.

Garages/StorageSpaces 4070

HOUSE- 3 BDRM, 3 ba, of-fice, loft, family, living,dining rm, frpl, 3 car,backs to park, N/S, $1600/mo, Dave 303-929-2346

GREAT HOME!-3 bdrm,2.5 ba + loft, Upgraded!(Frederick/Firestone/I-25)$1,425 call Josh 970-481-8296

FREDERICK,FIRESTONE &

DACONO• 445 6th

Call TODAY!PMP, 303-776-RENT

BEAUTIFUL 4 bdrm, 2.5ba, 2 car gar, spnklr sys,A/C, schools, park, fncd yd.1411 Deerfield. $1500/reduced to $1295 w/refs.Avl Aug 1. (303)776-7528

4 or 5 BDRMS, very niceareas. 645 Clarendon & 1624Sumner $1795 (303)772-0442

4 BDRM + STUDY,1-3/4 bath, bi-level in

N. Longmont. Fncd yard,frpl, refrig included.

Refs. N/P/S. $1350/mo +$1350/dep. (303)669-4698

4 Bdrm, 3 BA on 10 ac, 3000sf, all appl, fp, views, horsenego. $1890, 303-678-1991

4 BDRM, 3 BA + OFC,2200sf, Southmoor, close toBurlington Schl. $1300/mo.Owner broker. 303-522-8312

4 BDRM, 3 BA Firestonewalk-in closets, office, lvrm, din rm, fam rm, bsmt,frpl, A/C, all appl, fncd yd,3 car, pets ok, $1995303-709-0809 or 303-679-1338.

3 BDRM, 4 YRS OLD,3 baths, A/C, frplc,2 car gar, 1900 Sq Ft,unfinished basement.✓ $1300. (303)905-6600

3 bdrm, 3 ba executiveranch w/ wlkout bsmt, SWLgmt, 2 car oversized garw/ tons of stor, 3840 sq ft,spectacular mntn views, 1ac beautiful landscaped,open flr pln, impressivemaster suite, 2nd kit offsunrm, ez commute toBoulder/Lgmt. No pets/smoke. A/C $1800/month.Refs req. 303-772-5233

3 BDRM, 2 BA, W Lngmt,frpl, 2 car, fncd bk yd, deckoff master, grt loc/cond/schools/parks, clean & lowmaint. $1250/mo w dep.Pets neg. Call 970-545-0201

Houses 4080


Open House Saturday 11AM-1PM

Updated 3 bedroom, 1 bath home in Longmont. Oversized 1 car garage w/work bench.

Fantastic backyard w/shed and cement patio, extra cement pad for parking. No HOA. $161,900.

#635241

Marta LoachaminCentury 21 Humpal, Inc.

[email protected]

466 Elliott Street, Longmont466 Elliott Street, Longmont

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Ed & Keith Kanemoto303-772-2222

N MAIN SECOND FLOOR OFFICE SPACE. FINISH TO YOUR NEEDS. 1,500 SF TO

6,700 SF

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2ND FLOOR OFFICE SPACE FOR LEASE.

1,780 SF, HIGH VISIBLITY, SW LONGMONT

FLEXIBLE FLOOR PLAN

PROFESSIONAL OfficesN. Longmont. 150 to 825 SF.Single & 3 office suite.All ground level, 2 entr,great prkg. 303-956-1141

OFFICE SPACE For RentHolistic wellness center.

(720)280-9047

500 to 2500 SF, can divide.On site prkg, Good trafficexposure. 303-523-3369

$250/MONTH-Great parking, quiet.

Ground level. Four SeasonsRealty, (303)875-1345

Office Space 4100

Spacious Southwesternstyle 3 br, W/D, A/C, N/S,fncd yd, hickory & tile, petsnego. $1750 303-775-1348

Nice 3 bdrm country home.HORSE WELCOME! E. ofI 2 5 . ( 9 70)593 - 8 0 48 or

970-577-1102

IMMACULATE 4 bdrm,2 story, 3 ba inc 5pc mstr.Over 4000sf, 3.5 car gar famrm w/ gas frpl & hdwd flrs,formal din rm, office, lndryrm, central AC, full bsmt,backs to golf course, $1695.

Call 303-567-4797

Houses 4080

255 WEAVER PARKCLASS “A” second

floor office space for lease or sale. Common

area, conference room, elevator, mountain views.

1 yr Free Rent!

Don Rulle, CCIM303-772-2222

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Longmont• Larry Mortenson from Robert

Behrens, 837 Busch St, Long-mont, $194,900, home

• Evelyn Gerhardt from Boul-der Creek Kingsbridge LLC, 1540Venice Ln, Longmont, $244,400,home

• Thomas & Ann Boyle fromGinger Cooley, 8976 Little RavenTrl, Longmont, $1,190,000, home

• Matthew & Helen Mavroma-tis from Jesse Emerson, 4601 Luc-ca Dr, Longmont, $285,000,home

• William Beltz from DouglasEmmot, 1145 Rodriquez Ct,Longmont, $333,000, home

• Eric & Miranda Reeves fromEverbank, 503 Stardance Way,Longmont, $549,000, home

• Jeffrey & Jennifer Lansingfrom Gregory Fair, 7133 Water-ford Ct, Longmont, $785,000,home

• Tami Marchello from FannieMae, 239 Mill Village Blvd, Long-mont, $147,000, home

• Premier Un from KevinFinney, 1406 Whitehall Dr Unit16F, Longmont, $189,500, condo

• Premier Un from JeremiahLang, 1249 Fremont Ct, Long-mont, $205,300, home

• Doris Oliver from GaryLengyel, 209 Homestead Pkwy,Longmont, $295,000, home

• Barry Capps from Long BeachMortgage Loan Trust, 1601 GreatWestern Dr Unit C4, Longmont,$113,500, condo

• Garrett & Julie Lee from Jef-frey Ritter, 4225 Niblick Dr, Long-mont, $660,000, home

• Sang Choung from WilliamRoss, 810 Half Measures Dr,Longmont, $381,000, home

• Steve Conder from KevinSchulz, 837 Glenarbor Cir, Long-mont, $399,000, home

• Mary Jackson from LarryScripter, 8423 N 73rd St, Long-mont, $215,000, home

• Mary Jackson from LarryScripter, 7175 Alpenglow Ct,Longmont, $500,000, home

• Robert & Lomi Christiansenfrom Sendera Properties LLC,1202 Fall River Cir, Longmont,$218,000, home

• Kevin & Teri Schulz from RScott Spangler, 1412 Sorrel Ct,Longmont, $260,000, home

• Michael & Wendi Setter fromJeffrey Swanson, 7891 Anchor Dr,Longmont, $785,000, home

• Anne & John Polich from USBank National Association Trust,418 Ridge Ave, Longmont,

$280,000, home• Kim Lampert from West

Wind Ranch LLC, 8905 Wood-land Rd, Longmont, $1,260,000,home

• Mary Headley from RobertZimmerer, 1615 Bowen St, Long-mont, $270,000, home

• Derek & Sheryl Petch fromGary Zollinger, 12084 Twilight St,Longmont, $495,000, home

• Amber Meadows from RonaldMurphy, 9265 Del Camino Ln,Longmont, $365,000, home

• Shelley Seacotte from Kim-berly Ashley, 5919 SummersetAve, Longmont, $339,900, home

• Russell Witt from Bank NewYork Mellon Trustee, 1069 Town-ley Cir, Longmont, $129,900,home

• David & Patricia Ruskayfrom Aurora Loan Services LLC,4001 Honeysuckle Way, Long-mont, $235,000, home

• Paul Radewan from CarlMichael, 1843 Whitefeather Dr,Longmont, $275,000, home

• Aaron Jordan from MariaCortez, 613 Elliott St, Longmont,$158,000, home

• Jackson & Marge Taylor fromDouglas Enders, 635 GooseberryDr Unit 1605, Longmont,$166,000, condo

• Jeffrey Portlock from Cassan-dra Fay, 1329 Dogwood Ln, Long-mont, $95,000, home

• J C Seeger from RobertHartin, 1421 Missouri Ave, Long-mont, $225,000, home

• Larry & Linda Mcconahyfrom J S Prescott Family Trust,1629 Metropolitan Dr, Longmont,$267,500, home

• David & Rachel Osborn fromLauren Kohn, 813 Vivian St,Longmont, $240,200, home

• Mary Juelke from Gary Pias,13841 N 115th St, Longmont,$380,000, home

• Lady Powers from CurtisRomero, 2505 Horseshoe Cir,Longmont, $292,500, home

• Old LLC from Samuel Char-lene Befus Living Trust, 616 TerrySt, Longmont, $153,000, home

• William Jacobus fromStringer Construction LLC, 2010Braeburn Ct, Longmont,$590,000, home

• Peter Grey from ThaddeusAgar, 4066 Hawthorne Cir, Long-mont, $315,000, home

• Philip Armour from ArthurW Andrews Trust, 11742 N 59thSt, Longmont, $281,800, home

• Pamela & Lorraine Hallgringfrom Pamela Atherton, 2315Flagstaff Dr, Longmont,$265,000, home

• Matthew Gortzig from Boul-

der Creek Kingsbridge LLC, 1532Venice Ln, Longmont, $205,500,home

• Thomas Shea from MarjorieBurton, 737 Picket Ln, Longmont,$263,000, home

• Stephen Lipscomb from LarryCornette, 632 Buchanan Ln,Longmont, $202,000, home

• William Balding from DoubleB Investments LLC, 1445 PrattWay, Longmont, $190,000, home

• Michael & Mary Hay fromFannie Mae, 7933 Countryside DrUnit 128, Longmont, $161,100,condo

• Jasmine Yap from FannieMae, 2020 Ionosphere St Unit 15,Longmont, $207,900, condo

• Ian Kelly from Michelle Flo-res, 1331 Torreys Peak Dr, Long-mont, $187,000, home

• John Weissman from GrswStewart Real Estate Trust, 4043Milano Ln, Longmont, $795,000,home

• Mark & Todd Creamer fromJames Louise Doniphan Living T,11479 Lookout Rd, Longmont,$200,000, home

• Vicki & Stephen Coder fromGini Kyle, 3481 Larkspur Dr,Longmont, $250,000, home

• Danielle Trouville from An-drea Liermann, 10491 N 49th St,Longmont, $691,900, home

• David & Staci Eggen fromFleet Maull, 5618 Clover BasinDr, Longmont, $200,500, home

• William & Janet Raasch fromLee Michaud, 2132 Daley Dr,Longmont, $149,600, home

• Everardo Serrano fromKatherine Pesch, 929 Marmot Ct,Longmont, $190,000, home

• Kathleen Walker from Ben-jamin Ready, 800 Lincoln St UnitE, Longmont, $120,000, condo

• Adriel Fuentes from SenderaProperties LLC, 930 Button RockDr Unit E29, Longmont,$157,000, condo

• Benjamin & Janet Ready fromKathleen Walker, 636 Wade Rd,Longmont, $185,000, home

• Dana Hinricks from BrianWhitney, 916 Herman Pl, Long-mont, $167,000, home

Berthoud• Thomas Pszenny from

Berthoud Development LLC,1620 Hollyberry St, Berthoud,$247,900, home

• Patricia Hill from DwayneEnderle, 407 Colorado Ave,Berthoud, $168,700, home

Dacono• Tenzin Namgyal from Paul

Kodzwa, 720 Elizabeth Street Cir,Dacono, $193,000, home

Erie

• Raymond & Mandy Bradishfrom Thomas Barr, 2218 MadisonDr, Erie, $449,500, home

• Matthew & ElizabethThiessen from Richmond Ameri-can Homes Colorado, 1372 Gra-ham Cir, Erie, $316,100, home

• Scott & Courtni Kline fromThomas Kramis, 2789 IronwoodCir, Erie, $399,000, home

• Michael & Victoria Websterfrom Robert Newell, 2103 IndianPaintbrush Way, Erie, $279,900,home

• Grant Marsh from Linda Par-enti, 1700 Woodward St, Erie,$422,000, home

• Jim & Robyn Martinez fromFannie Mae, 637 N Beshear Ct,Erie, $214,000, home

• Laura & Matthew Kirchoffnefrom Stephen Hatke, 1265 Green-ing Ave, Erie, $575,000, home

• Tracy Ellis from RichmondAmerican Homes Colorado, 1425Westin Dr, Erie, $292,700, home

Firestone• Billy & Pamela Stewart from

Christopher Border, 6271 Snow-berry Ave, Firestone, $205,000,home

• Lindsey & Clara Wise fromSpencer Invest LLC, 9148 ForestSt, Firestone, $300,000, home

Fort Lupton• Pedro Lopez from Fannie

Mae, 722 Harrison Ave, Fort Lup-ton, $70,000, home

Fr e d e r i c k• Kayla Henderson from An-

thony Forsberg, 5857 Teal St,Frederick, $199,200, home

Ly o n s• James Crowder from Peak In-

vestment LLC, 104 Bohn Ct,Lyons, $486,900, home

Niwot• Rachel Zelaya from Edger

Johnson, 8060 Niwot Rd Unit 30,Niwot, $126,500, condo

• Kirk & Robin Lang fromMichael Utenick, 6852 PeppertreeDr, Niwot, $525,000, home

Foreclosures – notice of electionand demand

• Borrower: Kim Hoekstra,Lender: Wells Fargo FinancialColorado Inc, Amount: $300,468,Property: 247 County Rd 84W,Allenspark, Filed: 07/22/10

• Borrower: The RosemannFamily Trust, Lender: GuarantyBank And Trust Company,Amount: $124,838, Property: 550E County Road 6C, Berthoud,Filed: 07/22/10

• Borrower: Justin & SuzetteKelley, Lender: Wells Fargo BankNA, Amount: $197,214, Property:

1136 Glen Creighton Dr, Dacono,Filed: 07/26/10

• Borrower: JNR PropertiesLLC, Lender: GMAC MortgageLLC, Amount: $136,648, Proper-ty: 2855 Blue Sky Cir 3-204, Erie,Filed: 07/26/10

• Borrower: Shirley Torwirt,Lender: BAC Home Loans Servic-ing LP, Amount: $267,158, Prop-erty: 11361 Ebony St, Firestone,Filed: 07/23/10

• Borrower: Sandra Rice,Lender: Chase Home FinanceLLC, Amount: $165,186, Proper-ty: 6715 Owl Lake Dr, Firestone,Filed: 07/26/10

• Borrower: Chad Weins,Lender: Colorado CommunityBank, Amount: $419,797, Proper-ty: Firestone, Firestone, Filed:07/26/10

• Borrower: Deborah Lambert,Lender: Beneficial Mortgage CoOf Colorado, Amount: $150,104,Property: 609 5th St, Fort Lupton,Filed: 07/26/10

• Borrower: Gordon & TrudyWise, Lender: Wells Fargo BankNA, Amount: $95,987, Property:7217 Richard Ave, Fort Lupton,Filed: 07/28/10

• Borrower: Jonathan &Melanie Hitt, Lender: PNC Mort-gage A Division Of Pnc Bank,Amount: $188,604, Property:7386 Russell Cir, Frederick, Filed:07/22/10

• Borrower: Jose Amaya &Loruama Delgado, Lender: IxisReal Estate Capital Inc, Amount:$100,735, Property: 314Southridge Pl, Longmont, Filed:07/23/10

• Borrower: Ismelda Castro &Omar Milton, Lender: Citimort-gage Inc, Amount: $159,380,Property: 142 Dawson Pl, Long-mont, Filed: 07/26/10

• Borrower: Jerry & Cindi Win-terscheidt, Lender: HSBC BankUSA Na As Trustee, Amount:$172,703, Property: 48 UniversityDr, Longmont, Filed: 07/26/10

• Borrower: Robert Ribble Jr,Lender: Citimortgage Inc,Amount: $207,436, Property: 3173rd Ave, Longmont, Filed:07/22/10

• Borrower: David & MichelleWebb, Lender: JPMorgan ChaseBank National Assoc, Amount:$260,376, Property: 1213 ButtonRock Dr, Longmont, Filed:07/23/10

• Borrower: Robert & ReginaVelasquez, Lender: CitimortgageInc, Amount: $133,301, Property:1601 Great Western Dr F1, Long-mont, Filed: 07/23/10


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$125,000 Longmont 1311 Keystone 1-3 ERA Tradewind/Crook 303-772-9620

$129,999 Longmont 804 Summerhawk #4102 10:30-12:30 Coldwell Banker Residential/Henry 720-937-2676

$134,900 Longmont 804 Summerhawk #4103 10:30-12:30 Coldwell Banker Residential/Henry 720-937-2676

$143,900 Longmont 804 Summerhawk Dr. #1000-105 10-12 ERA Tradewind/Yale 303-772-9620

$172,500 Longmont 930 Buttonrock L-62 11-2 ERA Tradewind/Carnahan 303-772-9620

$174,900 Longmont 1724 Collyer St. 1-3 Prudential Rocky Mtn Realtors/Bradley 303-772-2222

$175,000 Longmont 1200 Sumner 11-1 Coldwell Banker/Oldham 303-517-3401

$209,900 Longmont 954 Wolf Creek Dr. 1-3 Debra E Hensen Real Estate/Hensen 303-819-0987

$244,900 Erie 2593 Payne Ct. 2-4 Prudential Rocky Mtn Realtors/Rulle 303-772-2222

$249,900 Longmont 1311 Cumberland Dr. 12-2 Keller Williams DTC/White 303-669-1867

$275,000 Longmont 9141 Ute Highway 11-1 Leagacy Real Estate/Niedling 303-867-4320

$334,000 Longmont 4204 Ravenna Place 12-2 Remax Alliance/Koth 303-746-7316

$424,900 Erie 918 Taylor Ln. 11-2 Prudential Rocky Mtn Realtors/Falce 303-772-2222

$549,000 Longmont 6883 Ute Hwy 11-1 Prudential Rocky Mtn Realtors/Brodt 303-772-2222

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Open Sun 12-3365 Riverside Drive

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