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319 Sycamore Valley Dr - $199,900Dolores Lemon 405-747-7822
SPACE Inside & Out plus the feel of Country close to The City.
Updates include: New paint inside & out: Kitchen has new
appliances and counter tops: new washer & dryer: new ceiling
fans & fl oor coverings: new blinds thru out. This home is
ready to move into. Clean, lots of space, nice fi replace (wood
burning) in family room plus built-in bookcase. Nice decking and
trees in backyard. You will enjoy the seclusion and quietness! You
must check this one out!
5221 W. 3rd Ave. - $189,900 Tiffany Aranda 405-714-12144
bedroom, 2 full baths, with over 1800 sqft. Westpark Addition; SW
area. Nice size corner lot with privacy fencing. Very roomy living
area with fi replace and vaulted ceiling. Kitchen provides lots of
counter space, storage, and updated appliances. Bar seating and
dining open to living area. Master bath has double sinks, soaker
tub, walk in shower, & walk in closet. Guest Bathroom has
shower/tub combo; tile fl ooring, and roomy. Storm Shelter in
backyard. Storm Safe Room in Garage.
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Horticulture tips for FebruaryConsider the fol-
lowing tips for yourFebruary landscape.
If you have notbeen out in youryard recently, take aclose look
if youhave an accumula-tion of leaves. Tallfescue lawns
candeteriorate whenthese leaves becomematted down. Whileit is not
crucial toremove all theleaves, at least rakethem around so
theturfgrass can getsome air and a bit oflight.
February is thetime to control thosepesky winter weeds.Herbicide
control ismuch more effectiveif an application canbe made
beforeexplosive springgrowth occurs. SeeOSU Fact SheetHLA-6601
BroadleafWeed Control forWeeds in Oklahomaand Fact
SheetHLA-6421Controlling Weedsin Home Lawns. Asalways, rememberthat
all pesticidesare only effective ifused properly.Always follow
labeldirections and donot hesitate to callthe Payne CountyExtension
office ifyou have questionsconcerning properuse.
Winter treepruning should becompleted as soonas
possible.February is NOTthe time to prunemost shrubs.
Springflowering shrubssuch as floweringquince, forsythia,winter
honeysuckle,and winter jasmineall bloom on last
years growth. Waituntil these plantshave completedtheir spring
flower-ing before pruningor cutting back. Ifyou are really itch-ing
for spring to behere, clip a few ofthese twigs off now,drop them in
a vase,and enjoy springcolor indoors a fewweeks early.
Ornamentalgrasses and grass-like Liriope shouldbe cut back
inFebruary. Theseplants share a com-mon trait thatdeserves
mention.The leaves thatdevelop will remainon the plantthroughout
thegrowing season. Ifyou wait untilspring growth hasstarted and
removethe tip of the leaf,the plant will lookbad all season.
Lookclosely before prun-ing and clip justabove the growingpoint of
the newleaves.
Delay pruningfor summer flower-ing shrubs such ascrape myrtles
androses until theybegin to break bud.This allows you toassess the
winterdamage (if therewas any) so you canprune as neededinstead of
giving theplants a generic
waist high shearing. Dormant oil, an
old standard for con-trolling some pestsin ornamental andfruit
trees, shouldbe applied beforebuds begin to break.See Fact Sheet
EPP-7306 Ornamentaland Lawn PestControl forHomeowners.
Cool season veg-etables like carrots,lettuce, peas, pota-toes,
and cabbagecan be plantedabout mid-month.See Fact
SheetHLA-6004Oklahoma GardenPlanning Guide.Perennial gardencrops
such as straw-berries, raspberries,blackberries,asparagus andgrapes
should alsobe planted towardsthe end of themonth. While
blue-berries and raspber-ries can be grownsuccessfully in ourarea,
Payne Countyis far from theirideal climate so youcan expect
somechallenges.
For more informa-tion of this or anyother horticulturaltopic,
you can con-tact Keith Reed, theHorticulturist in thePayne
CountyExtension office viaemail at [email protected], or
at405-747-8320.
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RR EEAL ESTATPROFESS IONALSD o l o r e s L e m o n & A s s o
c i a t e swww.stw-realestatepros.com
Dolores LemonCRS, CRB, GRI, BROKER/OWNER(405) 747-7822
Tiffany Aranda, GRI, CSPREALTOR ASSOCIATE
(405) 714-1214
Donna Rhinehart, CRS, GRI, CSPREALTOR ASSOCIATE
(405) 612-0509
Jack AllredBROKER/ASSOCIATE
(405) 747-8647
Jennifer OliverREALTOR ASSOCIATE
(405) 612-4984
Lori KastlREALTOR ASSOCIATE
(405) 880-2844
Cheryl MoodyCLOSING COORDINATOR
(405) 372-5151
R E S I D E N T I A L L I S T I N G S
824 S Stallard $35,000 Jack1314 S Fern - 1bdrm, 1 bath, Large
Fenced Yard $60,000 Tiffany409 4th (Morrison, OK) - 3bd, fenced
yard, garage,shop $65,000 Lori1505 S Pennsylvania $67,500 Lori901 E
Virginia - 3bd, 1ba, walk to OSU, shopping, restaurants $89,900
Lori120 S Grandview - Great starter home or investment property
$109,000 Tiffany1000 N Star #14 $117,500 Lori1101 S Stanley - Nice
3bd, 2ba, walk to OSU, NEW PRICE $125,000 Jack9 Canyon Rim - 3 or 4
bd, over 1500sqft, 2 car garage, great investment $126,900
Tiffany2002 W 9th-Convenient location, 3 bdrm, 2 full bath, corner
lot $149,900 Tiffany3215 W 29th - Sangre elm., 4bd, 2ba $162,000
Lori5221 W 3rd - 4bd, 2ba, over 1800sqft, storm shelter +MORE
$189,400 Tiffany218 S Happy Rd $194,000 Lori319 Sycamore Valley Dr
- 2.5 acres, 2338 sqft, like new $199,900 Dolores620 N Wedgewood Dr
$219,000 Donna902 S Rock Hollow Ct - Spacious SW area home w/over
2300sqft $225,000 Tiffany5024 Reese Landing - New construction
$234,000 Donna3706 Fountain View $269,000 Donna6811 Walnut Creek -
House/acreage/shop bldg/privacy/wrap-around porch $275,000
Tiffany3115 W 24th - 4bd, 3ba, 3800sqft $280,000 Tiffany3615 E 44th
- 4bd, 3ba, 2.3 acres, 5 car garage, NEW PRICE $285,000 Tiffany3714
S Husband $289,900 Tiffany4720 Aloysius Cir - Move in ready, SW
area, NEW HOME $299,000 Tiffany1721 Ashton Ave - NEW CONSTRUCTION,
Berry Creek $347,000 Donna5723 Garden Pointe Dr - 3bd, 3ba $415,000
Dolores4102 Woodland Trails - 4 or 5 bd, 3.5ba, Woodland Trails
addition, SW area $480,000 Tiffany4119 Deer Crossing - 5840sqft,
5bd, ELEGANT MEDITERRANEAN $659,900 Tiffany
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3 Cimarron Trail - Lot to build your DREAM HOME on the golf
course $49,500 Lori420 W Thomas $85,000 Lori6217 E 68th $179,900
Lori7821 S Brush Creek - 4bd, 2ba, 2.5 acres $179,900 Lori1705
Fairway - Cimarron Golf Course $204,000 Tiffany11120 S Perkins Rd -
3bd, 2ba, 3 car garage, pool $286,000 Lori6219 E 68th - 3bd, 2ba, 2
car garage, 60 acres $599,500 Lori
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424 W 29th - Excellent building site $15,000 DoloresTract 18
Rolling Hills - 5.66 acres in nice subdivision, Morrison Schools
$39,000 DonnaShumard Oaks Garden Home Lots $23,500-$55,000
Donna5102 Red Rose Dr - Beautful 3.19 acre building site $92,000
Tiffany26000 County Rd 175 - NICE 60 acre corner of CR175 &
Frontier, 3 miles from Lake $225,000 DoloresS Perkins Rd - 7.38
acres mil Highway frontage $225,000 LoriBriar Creek Lots - Large
wooded lots in SW area, Sangre Schools Call Donna for priceTurtle
Pond Estates - S of 44th & Country Club to Red Rose Valley
Entrance: - Lot #5 $60,000 - Lot #6 on the lake $45,00027 Acres S
Country Club Rd - Beautiful bulding site $540,000 Tiffany
C O M M E R C I A L251 E Highway 33 (Perkins, OK) Investment
opportunity, strip center $1,250,000 Dolores229 N Husband- BUILDING
SITE ZONED T-5 $2,990,000 Donna
2600 S. Main PAYNE COUNTY CONSERVATION BUILDING 1728 sqft
$2,500mo bills paid- Call Dolores (405) 747-7822416 S Lewis 3 offi
ce spaces with a reception area, great location, $900 mo. Call
Tiffany Aranda (405) 714-12147421 W 6th FARM BUREAU BUILDING Suite
120 1346sqft, Suite 130 790sqft, Suite 140 1714sqft, EXCELLENT
LOCATION, corner of Hwy 51 & Country Club Rd, Call or text
Dolores Lemon for specifi cs (405) 747-7822 or (405) 372-51512319 E
6th COMMERCIAL STRIP CENTER, 800-2200sqft, great location, nice
building. Call Dolores Lemon for details (405) 747-7822 or (405)
372-5151
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R E S I D E N T I A L :401 E Rogers Dr $1,100mo Dolores (405)
747-7822 3bd, 2ba, 2 car garage, NO PETS, w/d/fridge, not
warranted2002 W 9th - 3 bd, 2ba $950mo Tiffany (405) 714-1214120
Grandview - 3bd, 1ba $1,000mo Tiffany (405) 714-1214313 Kody Ct -
3bd, 2ba, Pet Dep. $600/$1,300mo Donna (405) 612-0509
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How to ensure roof vent is working properlyBy C. Dwight
BarnettTribune News Service
Q: We have a gurglingsound that erupts from ourbathtub drain
every timewe flush the toilet. Nowater comes up from thedrain, and
it drains wellwhen we shower. Couldsomething be wrong withthe roof
vent?
A: For waste water to prop-erly drain, there must be air
behind the water, whichrequires a plumbing ventabove the roof.
In someinstances, an automatic airvent or air admittance valvecan
be used to provide the airneeded without allowing sewergases to
enter the home.Plumbing vents provide air toallow the water in the
pipes todrain; it is not a vent for odors.
If you think of placing yourthumb over a soda strawimmersed in a
glass of soda
and lifting the straw out of theglass, the liquid will remain
inthe straw until you removeyour thumb. Thats an exampleof a vent
at work. Because thetub drain and the toilet drainare at the same
height abovethe main sewer pipe, the ventmay be partially blocked,
toosmall, not pitched properly, orit may not extend high
enoughabove the roof. When the toiletis flushed, the rush of
waterinto the sewer is pulling air
through the tub drain causingthe gurgling noise.
First, make sure the plumb-ing vents extend above theroof. In
cold weather, simplyrun hot water to the sinks andlook outside to
see if steam iscoming out of the roof ventpipes. In an attic, make
surethe vents are not blocked orcovered. If everything appearsto be
correct, you will need theassistance of a licensedplumber.
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By Gabrielle SavoieDomaine
Life in the 21stcentury has itsperks. One of thoseis to be able
to workfrom virtually any-where. If youvesuccessfully con-vinced
your boss tolet you log morehours from homethis year, youllwant a
killer work-space to match.
Dont let yourhome office becomethe dumpingground for allunwanted
furnitureand decor acces-sories. If youregoing to really useyour
home officethis year, make itan inspiring andfunctional space.Keep
reading forour top tips forupgrading yourhome office.
1. CLEAR THECLUTTER
Most of us areguilty as charged:Clutter accumu-lates
throughoutthe year, be itunfiled paperwork,fabric samples
ordried-out pens.Before anythingelse, sweep yourspace clean
andstart fresh.
2. GET ORGA-NIZED
After getting ridof all the excessclutter, find anorganizing
systemthat works for you.Make sure thateverything thatmight end up
inyour office isaccounted for: bills,important paper-work,
magazines,
office supplies.Store each item inits appropriate bin,box,
container ortray.
3. PAY ATTEN-TION TO THEVIEW
Theres nothingmore uninspiringthan staring at awhite wall all
day.Is there room torearrange the furni-ture for your deskto face a
window? Ifthere isnt, considerartwork or even amirror to hangabove
your deskand reflect the win-dow behind you.Just make sure tohang
it high enoughthat you dont endup staring at your-self all day
long.
4. MAKE YOURLAYOUT MULTI-PURPOSE
In many homes,the office some-times doubles as aguest room,
mediaroom or den.Setting up yourdesk across fromthe sofa or sofa
bedwill serve as doubleduty for TV watch-ing. With thatsetup, you
caneither streamNetflix from adesktop computeror mount a TV onthe
wall behind thedesk.
5. BUILD IT INOR TUCK ITAWAY
Not everyone hasthe luxury of hav-ing a full room ded-icated to
a homeoffice. When deal-ing with a work-space in an openspace,
sometimesthe best solution is
to create a deskspace within abuilt-in storagewall to keep
clutterat bay.
6. FLOATYOUR DESK
Does your workinvolve a lot ofclient visits athome? Or maybeyou
like havingyour husband orkids pop in andchat while youwork? If so,
consid-er floating yourdesk in the middleof the room, andadding in
one ortwo guest chairs.This layout is muchmore sociable
andopen.
7. MAKE HISAND HERSWORK
When creating anoffice space for bothyou and your signif-
icant other, creatingcontinuity helpskeep a sense oforder in the
space.Try to match desks,chairs and lamps,and keep
individualclutter tuckedaway.
8. USE THEWALL BEHINDYOUR DESK
Installing book-shelves behind yourdesk is possibly oneof the
most practi-cal change you canmake in your homeoffice. Think
aboutit: A quick rollaround and youhave access to allyour
importantfiles.
9. CHECKYOUR LIGHTING
One of the phras-es my mom repeat-ed the most while Iwas doing
home-
work growing upwas, Turn on thelight or youll hurtyour eyes!
Thus, Iknow the impor-tance of adequatelighting in a work-space.
During theday, youll wantyour computerscreen facing awayfrom a
window toavoid the daylightglare. At night,make sure you havea good
task lamp tokeep you burningthe midnight oilwhile keeping
youreyesight in check.
10. TAKE ALESSON INERGONOMICS
OK, you dontneed a full lesson inergonomics, butthere are a
fewguidelines youshould follow. Yourchair should pro-
vide adequate backsupport to allowyou to keep yourback and
shouldersstraight. Your feetshould be flat onthe floor. Yourelbows
should be ata 90-degree bendand align with yourhands on the
key-board (anythingless can strain yourwrists). Your eyesshould
level withthe top third of thescreen, and dontforget to take
occa-sional breaks!
11. GETINSPIRED
If you work in acreative field (and ifyoure working fromhome,
chances areyou do), you knowthe importance offinding inspirationon
a daily basis.Surround yourself
with objects andimages that getyour creative juicesflowing.
12. ADD INTER-EST WITH ART
We often favorour common livingspaces when itcomes to buyingart:
the entrancehall, the livingroom and the din-ing room get priori-ty
treatment, oftensimply becausethats where the artwill be seen
themost. But if youregoing to startspending more timein your home
office,make a point tostart an art collec-tion for your work-space.
Its the per-fect room to experi-ment with edgierand more
affordableart.
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12 smart ways to refresh your home office
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Are you consider-ing buying a home?Besides being yournew home,
owningReal Estate is one ofthe most profitableand useful
invest-ments there is. Withan increase in theneed for rental
andpersonal homes byan ever growingpopulation, realestate has
alwaysbeen an excellentinvestment.
Real estate candouble in value overtime, however if it isnot
purchased care-fully and skillfully,you face the risk ofnot
maximizingyour opportunity.This can be one ofthe most challeng-ing
things for homebuyers, especiallythose who are newto the process.
Thisarticle focuses onthe common mis-takes people makewhen buying
their
first home.1.
Overstretchingtheir budget:
Contrary to popu-lar belief, in someinstances, cost doesnot
complementquality. Most peoplelive on the beliefthat the best
thingsin the world cost afortune. This is onereason why mostfirst
time home buy-ers tend to spendtoo much on a prop-erty. It is
usuallybest to cut yourcoat according toyour cloth.Consider how
muchthe property will
cost, how much willbe needed for theextra expenses suchas
furnishing andhow much you havein hand. It is of nouse to live in
agrandiose mansionwhen you cantafford to furnish ormaintain it.
2. Foregoing theinitial Homeinspection:
At first, it mayseem expensive andtime wasting butthis step is
veryimportant. TheHome Inspectionreport will give youthe exact
situationthe property is in,
such as things thatneed to be repaired,i.e.: faulty
electricconnections, poorguttering, shakyfoundations, andpossibly
some otheraspects like aninsect infestationand unpleasantsmells. A
profession-al home inspectorshould be hired toperform thisdetailed
check toprotect the buyer asthey make theirfinal decision on
aproperty. This stepshould not be avoid-ed at any cost,
peri-od.
3. Goingthrough the HomeBuying processalone:
No matter howmuch knowledge onehas with real estate
property, it can bevery helpful to havea team of
qualifiedprofessionals work-ing with them andanswering
theirquestions to ensurea smooth process.This team mightinclude a
Lawyer,building inspector, aReal Estate Agentand MortgageBanker.
This teamcan be importantand help make surethat no mistakes aremade
during thepurchase process.Most buyers assumethat it is expensiveto
hire these profes-sionals thus opt topartake the wholeprocess
single-hand-edly, which can be avery big mistake.The money
spentwill keep you on
track and hopefullymake the home buy-ing process muchmore
pleasant anduneventful.
4. Getting impa-tient:
Buying a goodquality propertycalls for patience onthe buyers
side. Itinvolves comparingdifferent propertieswhich can
becometiresome. Most buy-ers make the mis-take of getting
impa-tient and gettingattached to a singleproperty. This canlead to
the buyersettling for lesshouse, than theirmoney might other-wise
buy. It can alsolead them to pur-chasing a propertythat may have
high-er costs over time.
5. Not consider-ing maintenancecosts:
The other com-mon mistakes madeby buyers when buy-ing a home is
notconsidering themaintenance costsand other expenseslikely to be
incurredin getting the prop-erty onto its feet.Take care that
thesedo not exceed yourbudget or your mort-gage paymentthreshold.
If youplan on buying ahome soon, the top-ics above should begiven
carefulthought.
Eric Zanotelli is aloan officer withInterLinc MortgageServices
inStillwater.
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Good to go for urinal installBy Ed Del GrandeTribune News
Service
Q: Hi Ed: Afteryears of savingand planning Imgoing to build
apool room in mybasement, com-plete with asmall bar and abathroom.
Sinceit will be mostlymy friends and Iusing this room, Iwant to
install aurinal in thebathroom. Mywife said if it willkeep us in
thebasement she is
OK with it. Whatis a good choicefor a residentialurinal?
Jim, MaineA: I have
installed urinals ina few houses overthe years andwhile they
workfine, a standardcommercial urinalcan be a bit muchfor
residential use.
However, newsmaller waterlessurinals are nowavailable and
workwell for residentialuse. Plus, like the
name says, awaterless urinalcan save a lot ofwater over using
atoilet just to flushliquids.
Another benefitof a waterless uri-nal is easier instal-lation
since nowater line isrequired. Waterlessurinals are easy
tomaintain, and withodor-controllingaccessories thegood times
cankeep on flowing inyour new basementbathroom.
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By David W. Myers
Most coupleshold title to theirhome as joint ten-ants, but such
anarrangement does-nt guarantee thatprobate will beavoided when
onespouse dies.
DEAR MR.MYERS: A widowwho attended ourchurch diedrecently. Her
sontells me thatlawyers and thegovernment willget more thanhalf the
proceedsfrom the sale ofher homebecause she didnot have a will,and
her estatemust go throughprobate. My wifeand I do not havea will,
but weown our homejointly with rightof survivorship.Will our
estatehave to gothrough probate,too, or will ourjoint ownershipof
the home make
probate unneces-sary?
ANSWER:Probate is the cost-ly and time-con-suming courtprocess
that is trig-gered when some-one dies without awill. You and
yourspouse hold title toyour home as jointtenants with theright of
survivor-ship, so full titleshould automatical-ly pass to onespouse
when theother dies, withoutthe need for pro-bate. But dont letthis
fact give you afalse sense of secu-rity: You still needto visit an
attorneyor an estate plan-ner to formulate awill.
Even though thehome itself proba-bly wont have to beprobated,
every-thing else that youand your spouseown might well besubject to
probateproceedings. Doeseither of you ownstocks, have a pen-
sion plan, drive acar or invest inrental property?Those are just
someof the assets thatcould be forced intoprobate and con-tested by
a would-be heir if no formalwill is prepared.Failing to make awill
now could givea judge too muchpower over howassets are distrib-uted
later, increasethe tax burden onheirs and make afew lawyers
evenricher.
* * *DEAR MR.
MYERS: What isthe differencebetween a loanofficer and a
loanunderwriter?
ANSWER: A loanofficer is the bankrepresentative whointerviews
borrow-ers and helps themchoose the bestmortgage programand fill
out theirloan applications.
Once an applica-tion package is
complete, it is for-warded to the loanunderwriter, whoreviews
all thepaperwork to deter-mine whether theborrower (and theproperty
itself)meets the require-ments of the loanprogram that wasselected.
Althoughthe underwriterhas the primarysay in whether themortgage is
grant-ed, a good loan rep-resentative canoften think of waysto get
the applica-tion approved evenif its initiallyrejected.
* * *DEAR MR.
MYERS: Youanswered a letterfrom a couplewho wanted togive a
vacationhome that theypurchased sever-al years ago to acharity.
Youthought it mightbe a good ideabecause theycould avoid pay-
ing capital gainstaxes and take abig charitablededuction aswell.
But what ifthe property isactually worthless than theoriginal
purchaseprice? Doesdonating itrather than sell-ing it make
sensethen, too?
ANSWER: No, itusually doesntmake sense todonate propertythat is
worth lessthan its originalpurchase price.Selling it and
thendonating any netproceeds to charityis often a betteridea.
Why? Becausewhen you sell prop-erty (other thanyour home) at
aloss, the InternalRevenue Servicewill let you deductsome or all of
theloss on your nexttax return. You canearn another fatdeduction if
you
then donate anyproceeds of the saleto charity. Talkyour options
overwith a tax profes-sional before youmake your finaldecision.
* * *DEAR MR.
MYERS: Couldyou pleaseexplain the dif-ference betweena
double-hungwindow and asingle-hung win-dow?
ANSWER: A dou-ble-hung windowusually has twopanes, or sashes --
one on the top andthe other on thebottom. Both of thesashes are
move-able, so eitherpulling up thelower sash orpulling down thetop
one can openthe window. A sin-gle-hung windowalso has two sash-es,
but only one ofthem can be moved.
* * *DEAR MR.
MYERS: I boughtmy first hometwo years ago,and now I wantto sell
it. Can Isell my house bymyself, or do Ihave to hire alicensed
realestate agent to doit for me?
ANSWER: Youcan legally sell thehouse without hir-ing a licensed
realestate agent, but Ithink it would be abad decision. Alicensed
agent willprobably charge acommission of 5percent or even 7percent
of the salesprice, but the mar-keting expertise theagent provides
willlikely result in ahigher sales pricethat offsets thecommission
whilesaving you the timeand money involvedin marketing thehome
yourself.
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Well-built custom home by Jack Shelton. Very well-maintained,
and in an ideal area. Corner lot with great trees near a park in an
established neighborhood. This 3 bed, 2 bath house has hardwood fl
oors, an attractive brick fi replace, two living areas, replacement
windows,
great pocket doors, updated roof and a/c, updated bathrooms.
Storm shelter in garage.
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Fisher Provence, REALTORS
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Picking out newdinnerware or buyingfresh linens mightseem like a
purelyaesthetic decision, buta string of studiessuggest the way
youstyle your home canhave a subtle butpowerful impact onyour
health. From thecolor of your plates towhere you chargeyour phone,
we chartthe small tweaks youcan make to turnyour space in to
ahealthy home. Hereare eight easychanges to make athome to boost
yourhealth and well-being.
1. DINE WITHCOLORED DIN-NERWARE
White chinawaremight be the mostcommon diningchoice, but
studiessuggest its not thehealthiest.Researchers atCornell
UniversityFood and Brand Labtested the linkbetween plate colorand
serving size at aNew York dinnerparty. Guests weregiven a red or
whitebowl and asked toserve themselves atomato- or cream-based
pasta. Dinerswho ate white creampasta from a whiteplate served
them-selves 22 percentmore than those whoate from a dish in
acontrasting hue.
Confused? Its sim-ple. Portions looksmaller when theyappear
against a con-trasting color.Something as easy as
switching your crock-ery could have a hugeimpact on how muchyou
eat, without youeven noticing.
2. TURN DOWNTHE THERMO-STAT AT NIGHT
In the depths ofwinter, the thought ofa warm, cozy bed canbe
what gets youthrough the day, butturning the thermo-stat down while
yousleep can have a bigimpact on yourmetabolism. Expertsfrom the
NationalInstitutes of Healthfound that sleeping ina cooler room
cancause your body toburn more calorieswhile you sleep. Itmight
sound too goodto be true, but chang-ing your sheets tolightweight
linen orturning down thethermostat could bet-ter your
healthovernight.
3. WASH YOURLINENS WEEKLY
We know dirtylinens can be ahotbed for bacteriaand dust mites,
buthow often should youwash them? Philip
Tierno, a microbiolo-gist and pathologistat the New
YorkUniversity School ofMedicine, says youcan only use bathtowels a
few timesbefore bacteriabreeds. If you candry it completely, nomore
than threetimes max, he toldTech Insider. As forbed linen, a
weeklyhot water cycle isenough to rid sheetsof dust mites. If
youhave allergies, washyour sheets at a mini-mum of 130
degreesFahrenheit for a thor-ough clean.
4. ADD A MIR-ROR TO YOURDINING ROOM
If youre styling akitchen or diningroom, consider
this:Researchers atUniversity of CentralFlorida have foundthat
introducing amirror to eating areascan influence you tomake
healthier choic-es. Students who ateindulgent food in aroom with a
mirrorsaid they didnt find itas delicious or satisfy-ing.
Researchers
believe its becausemirrors force us toview ourselves
objec-tively. A glance in themirror tells peoplemore than just
abouttheir physical appear-ance, said researcherAta Jami in a
state-ment. (It) helps themto judge themselvesand their behaviors
ina same way that theyjudge others.
5. CREATE ACHARGING STA-TION
If your bedtimeroutine consists ofbrowsing Pinterest onyour
tablet at nightand checking yourphone on first rise,weve got news
foryou: The light emit-ted from your devicesis wreaking havocwith
your internalclock. A HarvardMedical School studyfound that using
yourphone or tablet atnight throws off yourcircadian rhythm,leading
to a badnights sleep.
Create a chargingstation outside yourbedroom so yourphone and
tabletwont interrupt your
sleep pattern. If thethought of cellphoneseparation gives
younightmares, try anapp like Twilight,which masks the bluelight
with a warm fil-ter, allowing you touse the device at anyhour.
6. DOWNSIZEBOWLS ANDGLASSWARE
This healthylifestyle trick is assimple as it gets:Switching to
smallerplates and bowls canseriously reduce thechances of
overeat-ing. A recent studyfound that halvingyour plate size
cancause you to eat 30percent less. Whatseven better is
studyparticipants stillreported feeling fullbecause they
werentactually aware theirportions had
changed. When itcomes to glassware,science says tall, nar-row
glasses are best.Short, wide glassesgive the illusion ofcontaining
less liquid,so youre more likelyto overpour.
7. ADD GREEN-ERY
The latest influx ofindoor plant hangersand geometric potstands
are enough toentice us to addgreenery to ourhomes, but accordingto
NASA, house-plants are also agreat way to improveair
quality.Chrysanthemumswere named the bestat absorbing pollu-tants,
making themideal for those whosuffer from allergies.Styling your
homewith greenery canalso lead to a good
nights sleep. 8. BUILD A
HOME PLAYLISTWe turn to archi-
tects to craft build-ings and interiordesigners to stylespaces,
but whatabout sound? Soundconsultant JulianTreasure says itstime
for interiorsound designers. Itsabout designing notappearance but
expe-rience, so that wehave spaces that arefit for purpose,
thatimprove our qualityof life, our health,and well-being, hesaid
in a TED talk.
Sound is especiallyimportant for thoseliving in cities. Usemusic
as a destressor,and create a homeplaylist to relax yourmind and
drown outstreet noises afterhours.
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Monthly Housing StatisticsData from Stillwater Board of REALTORS
| Dec 2015
Reports produced and compiled by RE STATS Inc.
HOUS
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CLOSED UNIT SALES CLOSED VOLUME SALES
AVERAGE SALES PRICE AVERAGE DAYS ON MARKET
AVERAGE ASKED TO SOLD RATIO DECEMBER INVENTORY
December Year to Date December Year to Date
December Year to Date December Year to Date
December Year to Date End of Month Inventory Months Supply
20142015
20142015
20142015
20142015
20142015
20142015
5959 10.45M10.45M 10.68M10.68M
150,293150,2939494
98.11%98.11% 257257
177,174177,174 119119
97.36%97.36%3.713.71
5959
+0.00%+0.00% +2.21%+2.21%
+6.46%+6.46% -4.26%-4.26%
-1.14%-1.14% -3.50%-3.50%
+2.21%+2.21% -15.45%-15.45%
-1.25%-1.25% -2.21%-2.21%
-1.32%-1.32% +1.78%+1.78%
160,000160,000
9090
96.99%96.99%248248
181,081181,081
101101
96.15%96.15%3.633.63
831831 142.76M142.76M 145.30M145.30M820820
Area Delimited by Entire Stillwater MLS - Residential Property
Type
*Absorption Rate:Average Sales/Month 12 months prior to Dec 2014
is 69.5Average Sales/Month 12 months prior to Dec 2015 is 67.9
December Year To Date (Jan - Dec)
2014 2015 +/-% 2014 2015 +/-%
5910,453
150,293177,174
94119
98.11%97.36%
2573.71
0.00%2.21%6.46%2.21%
-4.26%-15.45%-1.14%-1.25%-3.50%-2.21%
5910,684
160,000181,081
90101
96.99%96.15%
2483.63
831142,764150,000171,798
81110
97.98%97.01%
2573.71
820145,301155,000177,197
75102
98.04%97.04%
2483.63
-1.32%1.78%3.33%3.14%
-7.41%-6.91%0.06%0.03%
-3.50%-2.21%
Closed Unit SalesClosed Volume Sales (x1000)Median Sales
PriceAverage Sales PriceMedian Days on Market to SaleAverage Days
on Market to SaleMedian Asked to Sold RatioEnd of Month
InventoryMonths Supply (End of Month Inventory/Absorption
Rate*)
Tips for selling a house in 2016By C. Dwight BarnettTribune News
Service
Q: We plan onselling our housein the spring. Thisis the first
timewe have had to dothis in 30 years.Are there any tipsyou have
that cangive us an advan-tage?
A: There are twothings I advise allsellers: Get theadvice of a
realestate professionaland have the homeinspected forunknown
defects. Ahome inspector canlocate and identifypotential
problemsthat might cause abuyer to think twicebefore making
anoffer.
The inspectionwill also point outitems that couldcause you
majorproblems should youdecide to remain inthe home. Its a win-win
situation.
Most homeownersare responsible withthe care and repairof the
areas of thehome they can see.Its the areas less
visited where I finddefects that cancause a buyer tothink twice
or tolook at other proper-ties without makingan offer.
Im talking aboutthe crawl space andthe attic. In the
darkrecesses of a crawlspace I might finddecay and rot, struc-tural
defects or dam-age, loose ductwork,plumbing leaks, ter-mites,
rodents, rep-tiles and the listgoes on and on.
In an attic thereagain may be struc-tural damage, roofleaks,
damagedductwork, unventedbath fans, a dam-aged chimney or fluepipe,
debris anddamaged or missinginsulation.
Inside the homethe inspector willcheck the electricalpanel,
outlets andswitches, the waterheater and the heat-ing and cooling
sys-tems.
You may haveproblems you arenot aware of thatneed
immediaterepairs or a report
that everything isworking as intended.Items that are
pro-fessionally repaireddo not have to bedisclosed on the sell-ers
disclosure to abuyer.
The point of ahome inspection isthat you will receivean unbiased
opinion.Make sure youchoose an experi-enced professionalinspector
who islicensed (whererequired) and certi-fied by the
AmericanSociety of HomeInspectors (ASHI) orthe NationalAssociation
of HomeInspectors (NAHI).
A real estate pro-fessional will helpyou stage the homeand
present theexterior and theinterior to attractbuyers.
They will adver-tise the home intheir publicationsand news
services,and if they are mem-bers of a real estategroup you may
havehundreds of profes-sionals doing theirvery best to sell
yourhome.
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By Maureen GilmerTribune News Service
The Atlas moun-tains ramble acrossnorthern Africa, ris-ing up
from thesouthernMediterraneancoast. They spanfrom Morocco eastto
Tunisia, rising ashigh as the Alpsabove deserts tocreate a
remark-ably cold and dryhabitat for plants.Most gardenershavent
heard ofthese ranges,though they arementioned on thenews more
thanever as war spreadsthrough the MiddleEast.
This is the home-land of many sem-pervivums, anincredibly
coldhardy genus of suc-culents that takessnow and droughtin stride.
Most suc-culents are frombalmy southernAfrica, where frostis rare
and the
majority of themare too tender forfrost-tinged gar-dens. But if
you vic-ariously climb theAtlas Mountains byexploring thesewidely
availableplants, even coldclimate gardenerswill come to appre-ciate
their toughbeauty and versatil-ity.
With forty generabred into 4,000named varieties,this is an
enormousgroup that is amainstay of coldernorthern Europeangardens,
wheremuch of the earlybreeding began.Theyve been longgrown in
Europeand Britain, wherethey were dubbedhouse leeksbecause as
succu-lents they growwell in roof thatch.Originally it wasthought
succulentshelped reduce firehazards by keepingthatch moist viaroot
networks that
snuff out embersafter lightningstrikes. Their abili-ty to live
here instraw over a longtime without soilled to their oldestname,
live forever,the literal transla-tion of semper-vivum.
Sempervivumsare rosette-shaped,ranging from aninch across to
muchlarger individuals.The traditional useof sempervivums isin rock
gardenstucked into gaps tohold the earth inplace with theirdense
coverage. Asthey age theyllspread via offsetsinto ever
largerpatches of plants.Those such asSempervivumarachnoides
pro-duces its whitewebby offsets onthe end of longstems that allow
itto dangle off stonefaces for a water-fall of color.
The most popu-
lar way to growthem in cold cli-mates is in heavystone troughs
andbowls able to standout in the wintercold. These are usu-ally set
onto wallsor pedestals tobring the miniaturesedums and othersup to
eye levels tobetter appreciatetheir geometry,flowers and tex-tures.
More recent-ly the semper-vivums are creep-ing into small trayor
dish gardens forpatio or indoorsblended with lesshardy accent
succu-lents. Often theseare mixed intosparkling naturalminerals,
glassballs and coloredgravels to createreally lovely
smallcompositions. Theseare among the most
beautiful winterholiday creations toenjoy indoors, on asun porch
or evenoutdoors providedthey are in a con-tainer that wont
bedestroyed by cold.
You can buy sem-pervivums withoutknowing their actu-al varietal
names ifyou grow them inpots that wont beout in the frosty
air.Shopping for plantsby visual interestensures you pickthe ones
most excit-ing to your eye.However, whengrowing semper-vivums
outdoors,know some vari-eties are hardy tozone 4, while oth-ers
zone 7, so itsimportant to choosea variety known forits cold hardy
vigor.The best part aboutintroducing a new
succulent plant toyour garden is theease of propagation.That
originalbecomes the motherof many babieswhen you sever androot
offsets into anew freestandingplant.
Its easy to getstarted with sem-pervivums comespring because
youdont have to worryabout those lastlate frosts. Aboveall, know
the AtlasMountains are dryand soils extremelywell drained sothese
plantsdemand similarconditions in pots.
Use cactus pottingsoil or make yourown by mixingsharp sand
withequal parts qualitypotting soil for theoptimal balancebetween
drainageand fertility.
With hardy suc-culents, cold cli-mate gardeners canstill enjoy
the excit-ing new look with-out concern forfrost. Grow inrocks,
pots or any-where elevatedenough to ensureperfect drainage forjewel
box beautythat lives foreveroutdoors, just asnature intended.
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House for Sale at 1721N. Jefferson
This approximately 2580square foot
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Custom built 2 storyhome on quiet cul-de-sac just a short walk
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new Will RogersElementary, StillwaterHigh School, and the
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ceramic tile floor.Kitchen with eating bar
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Nail an industrial chic look by decorating with woodBy Cathy
HobbsTribune News Service
Whether your interior is modern or more tra-ditional, one way to
glam it up is to infuse a nat-ural element such as wood. For
decades, woodwas the standard for quality and craftsmanship.For
example, most furniture pieces in the 1950sand 60s were made of
solid hardwood construc-tion, as opposed to veneers. Then, as we
movedinto the 70s and 80s, we began to see furnituremade of
materials such as lucite, plastic lami-nate, lacquer and glass.
Fast forward to today,and there is a movement back toward
crafts-manship and artisan-made industrial piecesthat can blend
seamlessly into various styles ofdecor.
RECLAIMED WOODReclaimed wood is very popular right now and
a favorite of designers. Salvaged wood, whenrefinished by a
woodworker or craftsman, oftenreveals interesting nuances such as
tones andcolor variations in wood that can be quite attrac-tive for
a finished piece of furniture. The cost,
however, may not necessarily be a budget item,as the craftsman
may account for the workneeded to clean and prep the wood in his or
herpricing structure.
WOOD FURNITURE PIECESWhile a dining table or cased good such as
a
dresser or sideboard may be the first thoughtthat comes to mind
for an ideal wood piece,these days you can think outside of the
box, aschairs, sofas and other home decor elementssuch as mirrors
and sculptural items are nowcommon in decorative boutiques and
retailstores.
TIPS FOR PURCHASING WOOD FUR-NISHINGS
When it comes to purchasing a wooden pieceof furniture, be sure
to ask the following ques-tions:
What type of wood is the piece of furnituremade of?
Is the wood water-protected? How should you care for the type of
wood? What is the best way to repair the piece of
furniture if damaged?
How should the wooden piece be packed ormoved?
WHERE TO FIND IT: GOOD SOURCESOftentimes, the best places to
look for fantas-
tic furniture pieces involve unlikely sources.Instead of going
to large retail stores, thinklocal. In most cases, these pieces
will not onlyinvolve exceptional craftsmanship, but will alsolikely
be one of a kind or part of limited editions.There are also local
or regional juried craftshows held in different parts of the
country thatare nearly always a source for fabulous finds.Juried
shows are those in which an artisan orcraftsman must be approved by
a formal jury inorder to be able to showcase their wares at abooth.
As a result, these types of showcasesinvolve artisans of a high-end
caliber. Anothersource can be flea markets. You never knowwhat you
may stumble upon at a flea market,and oftentimes, fine woodworkers
will showcasetheir latest designs at a flea market, as opposedto a
larger venue in which they must incur alarge entry fee.
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