LISTINGS fort collins • loveland • windsor wellington • timnath 3,480 SATURDAY, MARCH 22, 2014 Model Homes Open Tuesday - Sunday 1 – 4 PM or By Appointment The Patio Homes at WildWing Nestled along the eastern shores of Timnath Reservoir sitting on the highest ground in WildWing, The Patio Homes at WildWing are designed to take in the spectacular panoramic views of Timnath Reservoir and the Rocky Mountains. Built by Hartford Homes, Northern Colorado’s premier patio home builder, The Patio Homes at WildWing capture all the features that make WildWing and patio homes unique: WildWing truly is an extraordinary place to call home that will have you saying, “This is why I live in Colorado!” Spectacular Views • Easy Living • Low Maintenance Spectacular Lakefront Views Sandpiper Canvasback Osprey FC-0000384305 FLAT FEE LISTINGS Sell Your Home for Less than $500! BUYER REBATES! 1% BACK to YOU! Michael Nicholson: Broker/Owner 970-691-8429 [email protected]Don’t pay 6% to Sell Your Home! It is Your Money! Home Savings Realty www.HomeSavingsRealty.net We Contribute 1% of Your Purchase Price Back to You at Closing! It’s Time for Real Estate to be About the Consumer! FULL SERVICE LISTINGS FOR 1%! 2109 Katahdin Drive • Decorated Model • Homes from the $300s The Strater Plan is an up-to-date 2-story with 9 foot and vaulted ceilings; 4 bedrooms, 4 baths and laundry upstairs; main-floor study; 3-car garage, and a full, unfinished lower level. The big open kitchen/eating area open’s to the great room. Lots of light and volume in this well- laid-out home. Price includes hickory hardwood flooring in kitchen and nook, and complete front yard landscaping and financing incentives. Many floor plans to choose from! The Bucking Horse Community is a centrally located neighborhood within walking distance to the shops at Rigden Farms, a grocery store, churches and schools. Community amenities include small parks, a neighborhood swimming pool community clubhouse and a 6 acre city park. Community gardens, a working farm, and expansive trail system and a dog park create a wonderful neighborhood for active families. Joey Porter 481-4814 T odd Fields 218-3535 Becky Vasos 217-9874 The Group Inc. 229-0700 OPEN HOUSE Friday - Monday 1-4pm )& )& Quality OPTIONS for Buyers & Sellers 970-232-3332 Visit us online to learn more about our Home Buyers Rebate Program! www.Re-Options-Rockies.com 837 Vista Grande Circle $749,999 Clydesdale Estates Catherine Rogers 970-988-1030 www.rogersrealty.net [email protected]Some of the best unobstructed Colorado Mountain Views around! • 2 Story w/Main Floor Master resting on peaceful 1/2 acre • Separate Carriage House w/ Private office • Enormous yard, spacious Patio for Outdoor Living! • Chef’s Dream Kitchen – Slab Granite, Cherry Cabinetry • Beautiful fountain steps from your front door • 6 spacious Bedrooms/7 Baths/ 4-car Garage • 6,235 Total Sq Ft/5,910 Finished Sq Ft! • Conveniently located to I-25 and Old Town! MLS# 727804 www.837VistaGrande.com )&
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listingsfort collins • loveland • windsor
wellington • timnath
3,480SATURDAY, MARCH 22, 2014
Model Homes OpenTuesday - Sunday
1 – 4 PM or By Appointment
The Patio Homesat WildWing
Nestled along the eastern shores of Timnath Reservoir sitting on the highest ground in WildWing, The Patio Homes at WildWing are designed to take in the spectacular panoramic views of Timnath Reservoir and the Rocky Mountains. Built by Hartford Homes, Northern Colorado’s premier patio home builder, The Patio Homes at WildWing capture all the features that make WildWing and patio homes unique:
WildWing truly is an extraordinary place to call homethat will have you saying, “This is why I live in Colorado!”
Spectacular Views • Easy Living • Low Maintenance
Spectacular Lakefront Views
Sandpiper
Canvasback
Osprey
FC-0000384305
FLAT FEE LISTINGSSell Your Home for Less than $500!
We Contribute 1% of Your Purchase Price Back to You at Closing!
It’s Time for Real Estate to be About the Consumer!
FULL SERVICE LISTINGS FOR 1%!
2109 Katahdin Drive • Decorated Model • Homes from the $300sThe Strater Plan is an up-to-date 2-story with 9 foot and vaulted ceilings; 4 bedrooms, 4 baths and laundry upstairs; main-floor study; 3-car garage, and a full, unfinished lower level. The big open kitchen/eating area open’s to the great room. Lots of light and volume in this well-laid-out home. Price includes hickory hardwood flooring in kitchen and nook, and complete front yard landscaping and financing incentives. Many fl oor plans to choose from!
The Bucking Horse Community is a centrally located neighborhood within walking distance to the shops at Rigden Farms, a grocery store, churches and schools. Community amenities include small parks, a neighborhood swimming pool community clubhouse and a 6 acre city park. Community gardens, a working farm, and expansive trail system and a dog park create a wonderful neighborhood for active families.
Joey Porter 481-4814 Todd Fields 218-3535 Becky Vasos 217-9874 The Group Inc. 229-0700
OPEN HOUSE Friday - Monday 1-4pm
Quality OPTIONS for Buyers & Sellers
970-232-3332
Visit us online to learn more about our Home Buyers Rebate Program!
Mountain Views around!• 2 Story w/Main Floor Master
resting on peaceful 1/2 acre• Separate Carriage House w/
Private offi ce• Enormous yard, spacious Patio
for Outdoor Living!• Chef’s Dream Kitchen – Slab
Granite, Cherry Cabinetry• Beautiful fountain steps from
your front door• 6 spacious Bedrooms/7 Baths/
4-car Garage• 6,235 Total Sq Ft/5,910 Finished
Sq Ft!• Conveniently located to I-25 and Old Town!
MLS# 727804www.837VistaGrande.com
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Open Houses This Weekend
SUNDAY 1-35285 Blackhawk Dr. Windsor-Gorgeous home on over 2 acres in popular Steeplechase. Located on one of the few equestrians lots allowing you to have your horses in your own backyard! Very open fl oor plan, 3 beds & 4 baths. Plenty of room to build a shop/barn.
$489,900MLS#723031
Call John Cheever(970) 420-5093
SUNDAY 1-3433 Crystal Beach Dr, Windsor-Desirable Water Valley patio home, 4 bdrm ranch with full fi nished basement, granite counters, stainless steel appliances, huge master bath, basement wet bar! Enjoy Colorado outdoor living with 3 covered patios! Resort-like community!
$410,000MLS#729844
Call Sheila Benshoof(970) 227-9802
SAT & SUN 1-46913 Water View Ct., Timnath - Fabulous new patio homes being built in Wild Wing by Hartford Homes. Beautiful new ranch & 2-story plans w/some walkout basements. Priced from $370,000-$670,000 base. Patio homes w/some incredible views overlooking Timnath Reservoir.
$370,000-$670,000MLS#000000
Call Judy Bogaard (970) 227-1000 or Brian Bogaard (970) 481-5376
SATURDAY 1-44301 Halleck Ln., Wellington - New model home by Sage. Roaring Fork plan with 4 bedrooms up, 3 car garage and options/upgrades. Base price $261,000. 10 plans to choose from starting at $213,000.
$246,000MLS#000000
Call Michael Hurd (970) 227-5932
SATURDAY 1-33812 Tayside Ct. Timnath- Stunning ranch style home backs to park & water feature. Open fl oor plan, hickory fl oors, knotty alder cabinets, custom woodwork and so much more! Gourmet kitchen with butler’s pantry, beverage center w/ wine cooler & Brew Express coffee pot. A Must See!
$1,100,000MLS#729720
Call Danny Valles(970) 213-4463
$420,000MLS#728079
Call Todd Fields (970) 218-3535 or Cary Irvin (970) 6791556
SATURDAY 10-11:303509 Columbine Ct. Evans- Nicely updated 4 bedroom, 3 bath tri-level with basement. Sun room attached to home and beautiful deck at the rear of the home. Hot tub stays. Solar panels currently attached to the home.
$165,000MLS#000000
Call Crystal Schwartz(970) 590-5858
$545,000MLS#728266
Call Gregg Thomas(970) 988-8221
SAT & SUN 1-4Streamside - Modern style homes with a comfortable feel. Ranches & 2 story single family homes starting in the 300’s. Open concept living & Old Town Charm! Stop at the sales trailer at Prospect & Ellis at the bottom of the hill.www.streamsidefortcollins.com
From the $300’sMLS#000000
Call paul t. versteeg(970) 223-7777
SAT & SUN 1-36136 Bay Meadows Drive, Windsor, 4Bd, 4ba, 3,995 SF Gorgeous Patio Home w/fi nished walkout basement & loaded w/upgrades! BBQ grill & fi re pit plumbed w/natural gas. Oversized 2.5 car garage w/18’ wide door. All appliances included! Backs to Open Space.
$550,000MLS#728382
Call Janelle Thomas (970) 290-8066 or Patti Watkins (970) 776-0117
SAT & SUN 12-21013 Shore Pine Court, Fort Collins - 4bd, 4ba, 2-Story, 3787 sf - Great combination of elegant details, traditional fl oor plan & practical features. Lots of sunlight in kitchen eating area & family room. His & Her offi ces in lower level, along w/ rec room & bath. Landscaped!
$550,000MLS#717343
Call Linda Hopkins(970) 217-1228
SATURDAY 11 - 11019 Shore Pine Ct., Ft. Collins-Spectacular home in desirable Breakwater Estates! 3 Bd, 3 Ba home situated among gorgeous gardens w/high-end fi nishes from top-to-bottom. Spacious mstr. 5 pc. bath w/ cherry cabinets & heated fl oors. Oversized 3-car garage & unfi n. basement.
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SAT 1-3 & SUN 12-21174 Picard Ln., Fort Collins - 4bd/4ba European ranch with full fi nished lower level and 3 car garage on quiet cul-de-sac. Main fl oor study, country kitchen with bamboo fl oors, vaulted ceilings and private patio off the nook. Spacious dining area & master suite with French doors
$625,000MLS#714407
Call Kim Doll (970) 445-8604 or Jessica Tate (970) 305-2400
SAT & SUN 1-46923 Winterpeak Ct., Timnath - Peaceful and serene. Lovely low maintenance patio home. Open fl oorplan with main fl oor study. Granite countertops throughout, Bosch appliances, wood fl oors, covered Trex deck with views of reservoir and mountains. Beautiful!
$550,000MLS#720688
Call Brian Bogaard 481-5376 or Judy Bogaard 227-1000
SATURDAY 12:30-3:301140 Trappers Point, Fort Collins-The pure Colorado essence! Lakeside/lakefront retreat with views of the front range! Revel in the beauty of this Douglas fi r log home with 4 bedrooms, 3 story fi eldstone fi replace, gourmet kitchen, just under 4 acres, ample space for 2 horses!
$1,150,000MLS#727835
Call Chris McElroy(970) 227-5102
SAT & SUN 12-5260 Boattail Drive, Fort Collins $445,000-$625,000 Gorgeous 2 story w/main fl r mstr & study on 1/2 acre walk-out lot backing to open space in exciting new subdivision! Auburn Estates is Fort Collins newest premium executive estate subdivision.
$619,720MLS#715443
Call Lisa O’Brien-Suchy566-0995
SAT & SUN 11-5PM5739 Coppervein Street, Kechter Crossing- Meritage Homes is now selling homes at Kechter Crossing from the low $400’s, 2 story and ranch plans. Visit our model at 5739 Coppervein Street or call Dana Edgerton at 970-980-6524
$429,950MLS#719611
Call Chris McElroy(970) 227-5102
SUNDAY 1 - 36676 Royal Country Down - A Must See 4+ BD/ 3.5 BA /3 CAR custom home facing the Highland Meadows Golf Course range. Open Floor Plan w/hickory wood fl oors, alder cabinets & doors. Bsmnt rec room w fi replace & gourmet kitchen inc 5 burner gas cook top & stainless appliances.
$569,900MLS#728689
Call Beth Bishop(970) 692-9600
SAT & SUN 12-41077 Hawkshead Street, Timnath-GRAND OPENING! Seven homes available with ranch and 2 story plans. Highly upgraded including slab granite, wood fl ooring, stainless steel appliances, 8 foot interior doors, and much more.
From the Mid $400’sMLS#720767
Call Nikki Onda(970) 691-0176
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SAT 12-2 & SUN 1-36408 Garrison Ct. FTC-Wonderful 3bd, 3ba home backing to greenbelt in Westchase. Electric range, double oven, kitchen island, new windows, 2 fi replaces and the hot tub is included! Unfi nished basement for future expansion.
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Open Houses This Weekend
SATURDAY 1-38362 Three Eagles Dr. Ft. Collins. 4BD 5BA 5,618 sf custom ranch w/quality throughout. Spectacular views! Gourmet kitchen w/high end appliances & granite, master retreat. Finished walk-out basement. Huge deck overlooks tennis courts & open space.
OPEN DAILY 10-6PM6821 Rock River Rd,Timnath-Meritage Homes is now selling homes at Timnath Ranch from the low $300s, 2 story and ranch plans. Homes back to open space, close to Bethke Elementary. Visit our model at 6821 Rock River Rd or call Russ Webber at 720-341-3425.
$335,950MLS#715319
Call Chris McElroy(970) 227-5102
$890,000MLS#724655
Call John Cheever(970) 679-1549
SAT & SUN 1-31631 Waterford Ln. Ft. Collins. 4BD 4BA 3487 sf home w/many recent updates! Fresh interior paint, windows, roof, HVAC system, hardware & lighting. Main fl oor master, fi nished basement, sunroom formal dining & more. 3 patio areas, low maintenance yard.
$350,000MLS#729923
Call Mary Ann Michels(970) 310-7944
SAT & SUN 1-31626 Beamreach Pl, Fort Collins. 3 BD/ 2 BA 3,580 SF RANCH. New plan by John Walz! Very open w/ split master, great living spaces, lots of hardwood fl ring, oversized garage & more! Lake Access. Enjoy quiet living at Richard’s Lake! Ready in 60 days! 1614 Beamreach is model home!
$392,900MLS#727394
Call Paula Hawe (970) 222-1020Call Amber Kahler (970) 310-4170
SAT 10-12 & SUN 1-33506 Camelot Dr. Ft. Collins. 3BD 2BA, 1392 sf tri-level. New siding, new garage door, kitchen and granite counters. Oversized garage, new paint, ready to move in! Sprinkler system and covered patio in backyard!
Call Katie Shea (720) 231-8179 Call Danny Valles (970) 213-4463
$225,000MLS#729783
SUNDAY 10-12 SAT 3-5 & SUN 1-32016 Trail Ridge Dr. Severance. 5BD 4BA 3517 sf ranch. Updated ranch with plenty of space inside and out! New carpet, hickory fl oors, hickory kitchen cabinets with pull-outs, huge rec room. Lake view from back deck! Finished basement, 3 car garage.
4618 Angelica Dr, Johnstown. Custom 5,611 SF ranch home by John Walz on the bluff with incredible views! Very open fl oor plan, 3 bedrooms, study, 3 baths, oversized 3 car garage, Tharp cabinets, stainless steel appliances, granite counters, & more.
DAILY 1-56424 Murano Drive, Windsor - Stop & visit our MODEL HOME, open daily 1-5pm. This Castello ranch plan has 2 beds, study, 2.5 baths, 3-car garage, covered deck & patio, entry courtyard backs to golf course. Get information on our 7 High Performance Homes starting in the low $400s.
$750,000MLS#660867
Call Dennis Pfeifer(970) 227-6646
$375,000MLS#729083
$729,000MLS#707769
Call Barb Imes(970) 581-8279
Call Cary Irvin (970) 290-7698Call Ray Henry (970) 215-0918
SATURDAY 1-33537 Fieldstone Drive, FTC. Great 2 bedroom patio home with NEW carpet and NEW vinyl! The master bedroom has pergo fl ooring!. The eat-in kitchen offers all appliances! Basement is unfi nished with a rough in. The backyard is fully fenced in with your own garden beds!
$240,000MLS#729283
Call Jill Angelovic(970) 619-0051
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SATURDAY 12-26020 Snowy Creek Drive, FTC. Pacifi c Northwest contemporary style home! 4bd/3ba, 5201sf. Gourmet kitchen with ample storage; double convection ovens, 6 burner gas range, high capacity SS hood! Mainfl oor bedroom with adjoining bath. Back patio oriented for afternoon shade!
$1,100,000MLS#729832
Call Reneta Bird(970) 481-2363
SATURDAY 12-23036 Regatta Lane #2, FTC. Fantastic two-bedroom condo in the popular Sherwood Shores neighborhood. With recreational rights to Lake Sherwood. Partially fi nished basement with non-conforming third bedroom, storage, and additional room to expand. Attached one-car garage.
$165,000MLS#730025
Call Jon Holsten(970) 237-2752
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SATURDAY 10:30-12:001345 Colorado Pkwy- New Construction patio home! COMES COMPLETE w beautiful fi nishes incl Hickory fl rs & Knotty Alder Cabinets, Ma Bdrm w luxury ba & wlk-in closet, all kitchen appliances except refrigerator, A/C, 3 car garage, covered patio, sprinkler system, sod, bushes & trees.
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Make 2014 your year to buy in Northern ColoradoBy Jill Gould, Broker/Own-er of Real Estate Options of the Rockies
For those who thought to buy a house in Northern Co in 2013
and didn’t, you may be kick-ing yourself. But don’t be too hard on yourself. It’s not too late and 2014 is slated to be another great year to buy in our local market. Market forecasters are anticipating another year of increased home values and apprecia-tion. On average, home pric-es nationally saw an increase of 13.6% (Standard &Porrs/Case Shiller home price in-dex). Here in the local North-ern Colorado Market we see rising prices and healthy ap-preciation which is expected to be ongoing (Stats from IRES):
• Average Price home in first quarter 2013 Jan:
$291,995, Feb: $299,916, March: $304,294• Average price home in first quarter 2014 Jan: $300,574, Feb: $306,527, March: $338,757 (partial month stats)(These statics include all
areas reported within the Northern Colorado market on the local multiple listing service).
According to NAR, na-tional expectations on home values are expected to rise another 5% and our local market even greater.
Interest rates are addi-tionally expected to rise from 4-4.5-5%, making now the time. For every 1% climb in interest rate, buyers loose approximately 10% buying power. For example, a buyer who qualifies for a $300,000 mortgage at lower rates will qualify for $270,000 when rates rise. Rates at 5% are
still low in a 20 year histori-cal snapshot. It really is the time! Even with rising rates, buying a home is almost al-ways considered a great in-vestment in the long run of the investment. Renters, be aware. At the end of the year you have 12 processed rent checks. Home buyers have 12 processed, tax de-ductible mortgage payments and own an appreciating home as well. Talk to your accountant and see what makes sense for you. Current homeowners may want to consider now as the time to buy another or upgrade their existing home.
Home ownership has many benefits. There are the obvious tax benefits and wealth building. Consider some recent statistics from the National Association of Realtors about other ben-efits: 88% of American
homeowners report home-ownership as a “satisfying” experience, for every Ameri-can home purchased there is approx. $60,000 in direct and indirect spending within the economy and one job is created in the United States for every two homes sold. NAR stats also show that a homeowners net worth is 34 times greater than that of a renter, are 1.3 more likely to read a newspaper, and 28% more inclined to vote and follow American politics.
Word is out on the North-ern Colorado market. Invest-ing here is a great financial strategy. Affordable homes, beautiful neighborhoods, reasonable taxes, and a healthy culture and economy make it a perfect spot for home owners and investors to buy. Not to mention, 300 days of sunshine, beau-tiful mountain backdrops,
trails, great schools, shops, and dining. Call your Real-tor today and make 2014 your year to buy in Northern Colorado.
Jill Gould, Broker/Owner of Real Estate Options of the Rockies, has been li-censed since 1994 and has conducted hundreds of transactions both na-tionwide and locally. She has sold in corporate and independently-owned brokerages in the North-ern Colorado market and has facilitated for nation-al relocation companies as well. Jill has formal education in business as well as Registered Nurs-ing. She can be reached at her website www.Re-Options-Rockies.com or by phone 970-232-3332 or [email protected].
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Mortgate Rates Mar 20, 2014 Mar 21, 2013
U.S. Fixed-rate 30 year 4.32% 3.54%
U.S. Fixed-rate 15 year 3.32% 2.72%
Southwest Fixed-rate 30 year 4.36% 3.58%
Southwest Fixed-rate 15 year 3.42% 2.78%
By Brendon DeSimone, Real Estate blogger for Zillow
Listing agents often ar-gue that in our digital world, open houses
are a waste of time. The ma-jority of people who attend are nosy neighbors, ‘looky-loos,’ or other types of tire-kickers. Instead, their argu-ment goes, serious buyers today don’t want to wait for an open house. When some-one likes a home’s online photos, he or she will make an appointment to see the property during the week. So is it time to close the book on open houses? Not at all.
Why our parents needed open houses
A generation ago, the In-ternet, with its virtual tours, high-resolution photos and online floor plans, didn’t ex-ist. Our parents relied on real estate agents to preview properties for them or to present them with the basic details of homes to consider: how many bedrooms and bathrooms, in which school district, on how much land, and so on. Buyers needed to get inside of as many homes as possible to learn the mar-ket and identify what would work for them — and not work. Today, buyers can eas-ily vet potential homes by looking at photos and floor plans online through Zillow or using tools like Google Street View. But there’s only so much you can glean from that. By visiting a home, you can see how the online floor plan actually looks in the ‘real’ world. You can see details you’d probably miss looking at photos. You can get a feel for the property
and compare your reactions to the home to others you’ve visited.
People can turn into seri-ous buyers through open houses
Serious buyers don’t ma-terialize in a puff of smoke; they become serious over time. Many spend a good deal of time looking at properties online or at open houses on their own before even en-gaging an agent. They spend months or even a year active-ly looking with their agents. Buyers need to become edu-cated about the market, the types of homes available in their area, as well as what to expect in their price range. Open houses give buyers a no-pressure environment in which to deepen their edu-cation about the local mar-ket, so they can make a more informed decision. A buyer may use an open house as a first showing of the property. But when buyers become se-rious about a home, an open house provides them another opportunity to spend time in the home, to get to know it better, without the confines of a 15-minute private ap-pointment.
The convenience factorOpen houses are also
a lot more convenient for the seller. Rather than hav-ing to clean the home and vacate it 10 times during the week, a two-hour Sun-day open house allows as many people as possible to take their time and view the home thoroughly. While a lot has changed in real estate in the past decade, open hous-es are a tradition that still makes a lot of sense. If no-body held open houses, buy-
ing and selling homes would be quite different. The same listing agents who complain about open houses would be frustrated by having to constantly run around town, showing properties to buyers who probably aren’t serious. Sellers would have to live on eggshells 24/7 to accommo-date countless private ap-pointments. If nothing else, open houses can help weed out the tire kickers so that when you make an appoint-ment to show your home, chances are it’s with a serious buyer.Open houses help sellers gauge the market’s re-sponse
Opening up your house to the masses is the best way to get a feel for how the mar-ket responds to your home. A good listing agent will want to see as many buyers come through as possible to gauge their reactions to the home. Are people walking in and out quickly? Or are they hanging around? What questions are they asking? What are their biggest hang-ups or concerns? This is the kind of valuable information you can’t get online. Ulti-mately, the same reasons for holding an open house 40 years ago are the same rea-sons you should do it today. In a sense, it’s like going to
the movies. Sure, you can download or stream movies at home to your heart’s con-tent. But there’s something about seeing a movie on a big screen, in a theater full of people that will always make the experience richer and more meaningful.
Reprinted by permission from Brendon DeSimone who is a Realtor, a regular HGTV contributor, a Zil-low blogger, and one of the nation’s leading real estate experts. He has collaborated on multiple real estate books and his expert advice is regularly sought out by print, on-line, and television media outlets including The To-day Show, Good Morning America, CNN, FOX News, Bloomberg, CNBC, and Forbes.
Are Open Houses Still Necessary?
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1679 DARTFORD DRIVE, WINDSORJUST LISTED!
Clean & cute 3 bed/2.5 bath 2,287sqft home on corner lot backing to greenbelt. Oversized 2 car garage, large eat-in kitchen, professionally
landscaped w/trees, huge walk-in master closet. All appliances included. Neighborhood Pool. Move-in ready! Better hurry, won’t last the weekend! $265,000
Lori Weeks 970-443-9800
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409 N MASON COURT #225MAINTENANCE FREE LIVING AT ITS FINEST! Enjoy maintenance free living at this downtown river corridor location! Built in 2005, this mint condition 2 story townhome features 2
spacious bedrooms, 2 baths, private balcony, underground parking garage & adjacent to Martinez Park, Poudre Trail, Dazbog Coffee & walk to Old Town! $339,000 MLS# 725342
By: Mary Boone, Home Improvement blogger for Zillow
It’s true, washing win-dows isn’t something most homeowners look
forward to, but once the task is completed – the re-sults can be breathtaking. Plus, it’s easier to enjoy sunny days when your windows are sparkly clean. Here are tips on how to clean your win-dows like a pro.
EquipmentTo make window washing
less of a chore, make sure you’re armed with the proper tools. Pros recommend using a good quality squeegee. If you’re determined to make window cleanliness an ongo-ing priority, consider invest-ing in several sizes. A 12- to 15-inch squeegee will work for the majority of your win-dows but if you have divided windows, you may need a smaller squeegee as well.
Also on your must have list: a T-bar-style window scrubber. This device looks like a mop and comes with removable sleeves that can be washed when they get dirty.
While you’re gathering supplies, be sure to pick up a bucket that’s large enough to fit your largest squeegee and scrubber, lint-free cloths, sponges, a metal scrubber, ladders, detergent and steel
wool.
The basicsStart your beautification
efforts indoors and move outside, where the glass is likely grimier.
Many pros use just a squirt of dishwashing liq-uid in half a bucket of cool water. Without stirring up a bunch of bubbles, dip your scrubber into the bucket. Then, scrub your window, moving the scrubber up and down across the entire sur-face of the window. Use a smaller sponge to get into corners you can’t sufficiently clean with the scrubber.
Next, it’s time to squee-gee. Start in an upper corner and pull the squeegee evenly across the window, side to side. At the end of each stroke, wipe the squeegee’s blade with a clean rag. With practice, you’ll be able to an-gle the squeegee slightly so the water drips downward.
Remove any water re-maining on the edges of the glass with a damp – but not wet – chamois, then use a towel to wipe up any water spilled onto the sill or floor. Repeat the process until all your windows are squeaky clean – indoors and out.
Tricks of the tradeMineral stains, sticker
residue and tree sap are the sorts of challenges window
cleaning pros encounter ev-ery day. Here’s a roundup of some of their tips for en-suring your windows are as clean as they can be:• The folks at Anderson
Window Co. advise it’s best to clean windows on cloudy, dry day. If you try to wash them on a bright day, you may find direct sunlight dries your clean-ing solution before you can properly polish the glass.
• For stubborn mineral stains that won’t budge with regular washing, Pella Corp. spokesperson Kathy Krafka Harkema suggests wetting the glass
and cleaning it with a small amount of nonabra-sive cleaner, like Bar Keep-ers Friend, on a clean, wet cloth. You can also use a solvent such as acetone or mineral spirits on a clean, dry, lint-free microfiber cloth. Simply rub the spots and avoid getting cleans-ers or solvents on the win-dow frames as they may discolor the finish. Rinse the window and squee-gee and the glass twice to remove the residue.
• New York City window washer Brent Weingard has a tip for spiffing up those hard-to-clean divid-ed windows: Use a hack-
saw to cut a squeegee down to size, to fit into the small window panes.
• Micro-fiber cloths work well for cleaning win-dows. The experts at University of Nebraska-Lincoln Extension Service caution against using fabric softener when you wash these cloths as it will reduce their absorbency.
• Frosted, film-covered or decorative glass should be cleaned following the glass supplier’s specific cleaning recommenda-tions. Do not use razor blades or other scrapers when cleaning decorative glass.
How to Get Squeaky Clean Windows
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1379 Hilltop Dr., Windsor -• 4 bedrooms and 4 baths prestigious ranch home• Beautiful views from the 28 foot deck• 2.25 acres of land• Oversized garage and work shop$555,000
162 Frey Avenue, Old Town Brand new 4BR/4BA home in Old Town, built by renowned Sovick Design Builders, located just a block to City Park! Highlights: open fl oor plan, spacious kitchen, dark stained hickory fl oors, beech cabinets, upper margarita deck, open loft/lounge and 2nd suite w/full bath. MLS# 727228 $599,000
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1021 Gregory Rd., Ft. Collins - Turn-key modern home, across from Longs Pond w/ 4BR/3BA and a surplus of updates throughout. Set on a 17,296 sq. ft. lot with enclosed back patio, improved landscaping and a fully fenced yard. Located near the FTC Country Club.MLS # 727852 $419,900
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patio, backs to private open space, walkingdistance to Spring Canyon Park, low maintenance
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4189 Alder Creek Ln, Wellington$295,000 | MLS #709655
Stylish ranch w/luxurious standard features. Soaring vaulted entry to an open greatroom. Stunning hardwood �oors. Elegant Kitchen w/Knotty Alder ‘city-scape’ cabinetry, pantry & large b-fast bar. All kitchen appli-ances, A/C & frontyard landscaping are included. Other lots avail too!
5985 Watson Drive, Fort Collins$430,000 | MLS #726281
Must see this beautiful home in Ptar-migan! Just reduced by $19,000. A great buy for this wonderful neigh-borhood. Fossil Ridge HS, easy ac-
cess to i-25. 5 bed-rooms and 4 baths with an open �oor plan.Call Leah [email protected]
5408 Trade Wind Dr, Windsor$563,000 | MLS #718867
4 BD, 5 BA, 2-Story in Highland Meadows. Finished bsmt & open �oor plan. Large back yard w/ a �re pit, Boc-ce Ball Court & live stream, backing
to open space. Bamboo �ooring, granite coun-tertops & private study.Call Dean [email protected]
1625 Antonio Ct, Loveland$399,995 | MLS #725504
BRAND NEW HOME! In desirable Kendall Brook subdivision. Over 3,000 sqft. 4 bd, 3 bath. Featuring a large open & spacious kitchen w/granite countertops, �arp cabinets, hdwd �rs, SS appliances. Enjoy your 3-sided fplc. in both the kitchen & Great Rm. Ener-gy Star Rated Home saves you money!
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4207 Fall River Dr, Fort Collins$259,000
2,300 SQ FT, 4bdrm, 3ba, 2car, 2/Story. close to parks, Schools, Shop-ping, & MAX LINE. Features in-clude FP, AC, whole house fan,
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5793 Red Bridge Dr, Timnath$508,200 | MLS #712613
New main �oor master plus 3 spa-cious upstairs bdrms, jack-n-jill bath, plus private bath in bdrm 4, main � study, wood �oors, beamed ceil-ing, 2-side �replace, vaulted master w/ spa bath w/ body sprays, luxuri-ous kitchen, mud room, 3 car garage. Stop by today!
Hosted by Rich Johnson 910-7223Listed by Marnie Long 481-1863
$519,000Timeless beauty in the heart of Parkwood. 4-5 BD/4BA 2-story across from greenbelt, just a few steps to the pool & tennis courts.Over 3200 sq ft provides room for everyone. Tastefully remodeled & updated, move in ready. Wonderful, private yard with “the best tree in Ft.Collins.” 2 �replaces.
1205 Buttonwood Dr, Fort Collins 2412 Stanford Rd, Fort Collins$254,900 | MLS #722976
�is 4 bed, 2 bath home sits on near-ly 1/4 acre in the middle of town in South College Heights. Great central location with lots of mature trees and across from the neighborhood pool and school! Walk to shops & restau-rants. Spacious rooms!
Call Anne Schloesing: 970-217-3814Or Ken Anderson: 970-217-7262
702 Cairnes Dr B-6, Fort Collins$249,900 | MLS #729213
Hidden Gem! Luxury 3bd/3ba Townhome backs to Riverbend Nat-ural Area and just 5 minutes to Old Town and I-25! Near new condition
$650,000 | MLS #728603Custom WO ranch on half acre with mountain views backing to open space. 4/3 with Den, screened porches, deck, many quality upgrades & improvements.
NEW in SE Ft. Collins! 7 �oor plans, in-cluding: 2 bed/2 bath condo for $179,900; spacious 1,623 sq ft, MAIN FLOOR condo w/ 2 bed + study & formal dining, 2 car ga-rage & THREE patios for $259,900; 3 bed + study townhome w/ 2-car garage, base-ment & private fenced outdoor living spaces for $257,900. On sale now & available for move in Summer 2014!
$179,900–$259,900 Low $200’s - Low $300’s
5850 Dripping Rock Ln #F-102,Fort Collins | MLS# 717591
Landmark Homes unveils its newest line of quality built condo-homes in esteemed Fos-sil Lake Ranch. Choose from a 2 bed/2 bath urban loft style design from the low $200’s; up to a 2,643 sq ft, 5 bed/4 bath main �oor master with 2-car garage and �nished base-ment in the low $300’s, all FULLY LOAD-ED with super upscale and energy e�cient �nishes. Other plans in the mid $200’s.
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2174 Cape Hatteras Drive Windsor | MLS # 725806
Spectacular new main �oor master town home in Water Valley South! Granite coun-ters, hardwood & tile �ooring, bronze/nickel �xtures, �replace, A/C, stainless appliances, solid core doors, ceiling fans, + cathedral ceiling; 2 beds, loft & bonus room upstairs. 3 plans to choose from all w/ bsmt, fenced front porch & attached 2-car garage. Future plans include a clubhouse & lake/beachfront amenities. Community borders Eagle Lake!
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Henderson Management & Real Estate would like to invite you to join us for a FREE home buy-ing seminar on 3/27/2014 at Stewart Title Company located at 3711 JFK Parkway 2nd Floor #210 Fort Collins, CO 80525 from 5:30pm-6:30pm.
Learn more about the home buying process, see what you qualify for, get information on loan programs and get informa-tion on credit repair. Dinner & Drinks will be provided! Please RSVP to [email protected].
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By Becky Frost, Experian Consumer Services
As a prospective home owner, you may find yourself paying clos-
er attention to your credit. And rightfully so. A home can be one of the most im-portant investments you’ll make during your lifetime. Home ownership is still the American dream for many. A home can become a part of your family’s story.
Applying for your home loan
Your lender will want to know as much about you as possible before approving your loan application. Before lending money, lenders want to make sure that you meet their credit risk guidelines. This is why it’s so important to check your own credit re-port ahead of time. What are the elements that make it a good report? What are the elements that may have low-ered your score? Remember, what you see on your credit report is what potential lend-ers may consider when de-ciding to offer you a loan.
Your credit is a snapshotThink of your credit report
as a snapshot of how you take responsibility for your
credit; it’s a snapshot that anyone with permission can review. You might say it re-veals the state of your credit’s health at any point in your life. For your own viewing purposes, your credit report is an excellent way to tell if you’re making good finan-
cial decisions that could affect where you work, play and live. There are certain types of informa-tion on your credit report that you should pay close attention to. These are areas that potential credi-tors will examine when checking your credit report to determine if you’re a good credit risk.
• Personal Infor-mation – Credit reports contain basic information about who you are. This information can include your full name along with variations. Your current address, along with past
addresses, will be included. And additionally, your So-cial Security number, date of birth, spouse’s name and current or previous employ-ers can be included as well. Verifying your own personal information is critical.
• Your Current Ac-counts – These accounts may include vehicle loans, mortgage loans or credit cards. These accounts will appear on your credit report as either in good standing or delinquent if you’ve made late payments that the credi-tor reported to the bureaus. Examine your account infor-mation to make sure it re-flects accurate information about when your accounts were opened and activity that took place.
• Your Closed Accounts – Even after you’ve closed an account, information about
it can appear on your credit report. Different information will stay on your credit report for different lengths of time. These past accounts, along with current accounts, are a glimpse into your credit his-tory and demonstrate your reliability to pay back loans.
• Negative Information – Negative items may include past due accounts, bankrupt-cies and court judgments. These items can harm your credit score and give poten-tial lenders an impression that you may not be a good credit risk.
• Credit Inquiries – As part of a lending-approval process, potential lenders will check your credit report; this type of inquiry is called a “hard inquiry.” A “soft inquiry” is when you review your own credit report to view what’s included on it.
These soft inquiries won’t im-pact your credit score. Hard inquiries can, especially if there are too many in a short length of time. Your credit report captures your financial behavior. By examining it on a regular basis, you can make better-informed financial de-cisions. Negative or incorrect information can impact your credit score — which, in turn, can impact your present and future ability to secure future credit at the most favorable rates. Whether you’re just starting out in life, or have been around the block a few times, having good credit is essential to securing the things in life you want at a good rate.
Becky Frost is a Senior Manager of Consumer Education for Experian Consumer Services that offers credit monitoring products.
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RE/MAX Alliance has recently been awarded the top honor as the #1 Denver-area residen-tial real estate broker by the Denver Business Journal. RE/MAX Alliance was #1 in sales vol-ume and transactions.
The Denver Business Journal recently re-published the list after conducting further research on the rankings. The Denver Busi-ness Journal comprised the list of offices and rankings based on individual office transac-tions in the counties of Adams, Arapahoe, Boulder, Broomfield, Denver, Douglas, and Jefferson counties. Based on transactions by RE/MAX Alliance agents within the 7 coun-ties, REMAX Alliance tool the #1 spot with 7,884 real estate transactions. An increase of over 9% compared to transactions from the previous year.
Sales volume was also ranked in the sur-vey done by the Denver Business Journal. RE/MAX Alliance was also #1 on the list of all local real estate offices within the coun-ties mentioned above with a total sales vol-
ume of $2,245,128,353. The previous year’s sale volume total for RE/MAX Alliance was $1,850,641,242.
“It’s truly an honor to be recognized by the Denver Business Journal and we are thrilled to have earned the #1 spot,” said Chad Och-sner, RE/MAX Alliance president. “These hon-ors are the result of all of the hard work and dedication by our amazing agents and staff from each of our offices.”
RE/MAX Alliance is no new comer when it comes to high rankings by the Denver Busi-ness Journal. Last year RE/MAX Alliance was ranked #2 for transactions and sales volume in the same counties.
For more information on specific offic-es, sales associates, or career opportunities with RE/MAX Alliance, please contact Kim Hawkins at 303-759-6636 or via email at [email protected]. Additional informa-tion is available online at www.HomesInColo-rado.com. Follow RE/MAX Alliance on Face-book and Twitter.
Re/Max Alliance ranked #1 in residential real estate by the Denver Business Journal
QUESTION: We purchased our home
for $745,000 in 2007. In July 2012 we paid in additional money, brought the loan down to $315,000 and re-financed. We were told that we had to pay for private mortgage insurance because the loan-to-value ratio was not at 75 percent.
Fannie Mae said that the monthly insurance fee did not apply, since we had more than 20 percent equity. Our lender will agree only if we get another appraisal to show we have the required equity. But based on the original purchase price, we have put much more than 20 percent into our house. This seems unfair.
ANSWER:Lenders want borrowers
to have either 20 percent down when buying or at least 20 percent equity when refinancing. Those with less cash or equity are required
to get backing from a strong third-party insurer such the FHA, VA or a private mort-gage insurance company.
There are several issues here:
First, with a refinance, how do we measure equity? Is it the appraised value of the property or the appraised value less marketing costs? There’s a difference.
Second, the original pur-chase price doesn’t count, unfortunately for you. The property is security for the loan and the lender has to consider the value of the property in today’s market. Past values may have been higher or lower, but the es-sential question for the lend-er is what can be gotten from the property today if the bor-rower doesn’t pay and the home must be foreclosed.
Third, with a “portfolio” loan – financing a lender keeps – the general rules may not apply. A lender could of-fer financing but on condi-tions which differ from con-forming loans, including a requirement to have private mortgage insurance even with 20 percent down.
If the loan is sufficiently attractive, it could still be a good deal.
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• 139 E. 42nd St.; Buyer: Terry & Erleen Keating; Seller: Leah B. Moore Trust; $128,500
• 3778 Jefferson Dr.; Buyer: Brandon Babcock; Seller: Den-nis Laine Corp; $180,000
• 4562 Sunshine Circle; Buyer: Randy & Mary Pullen; Seller: David & Rebecca Kottke; $183,000
• 4238 Rockvale Dr.; Buyer: Robin Schoh; Seller: James & Amy Cuhran; $193,500
Real Estate TransactionsThe following information about recent real estate sales is supplied by Weekly Homebuyers List, Inc. of Lakewood. Names, addresses, cities, ZIP codes and phone numbers of all new homeowners are available from Weekly Homebuyers List, Inc on sticky labels. Call (303) 744-2020 or visit www.weeklyhomebuyerslist.com
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220 DESTINI DR, FORT COLLINSBRAND NEW LISTING
Great price on this ranch fl oor plan w/ 5 bedrooms, 2 baths, 2 car garage and 2,226 total fi nished sf. All newer kitchen appliances included plus washer & dryer. Central air plus newer upper carpet, interior paint & hot water heater. Fenced yard & 12x16 deck. Will go fast at $249,900
