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Colorado’s hot, dry summer’s weather may mean another round of water shortages. With water restrictions in place, keeping your family’s backyard flower and vegetable gardens moist and viable could be a serious challenge. Consider purchasing a rain barrel. These heavy-duty plastic or wood barrels catch rainwater and store it until you need it. A rain barrel allows for the practical reuse of water that otherwise would run down your driveway into a street drain, form puddles in your yard or feed into area streams. Reusing rainwater doesn’t just help the environment; it can lower your water bill and teach your kids about the importance of water preservation. The federal Environmental Protection Agency estimates that lawn and garden watering comprise nearly 40 percent of household water use during the summer, and that a rain barrel can save most homeowners about 1,300 gallons of water during peak summer months. Because it’s naturally soft and doesn’t contain minerals, chlorine, fluoride or...
The county today will feature some great real estate deals with a lots of equity. 81 E Panama Dr in Centennial the bank is bidding $104K and this home is worth between $180K to $200K. 15502 E Fremont Dr in Centennial. The bank's bid is 165K and the value is around 240K (be aware of a two tax liens) about $17K 249 W Jamison Cir # 44 in Littleton the bank is bidding 157K and the home is worth about $210K 3155 W Bear Creek Dr in Englewood. the bank's bid is 82K and the home is worth around 130K ... There are few more but these were some of the few I researched. Find out how much your/any home is worth.
The Willow Creek picnic was a hit. Some of the neighbors were there early and most helped with the set up and the pickup after the party. The storm gave us a scare for a while, but overall it was not bad; it rained for about 15 minutes, but we had plenty of shelter and tents. Thank to all that helped monitor the kids and with the cleanup. and we hope to see all next summer. The Official Volleyball Team :) Games, Games, Games... The Picnic was sponsored by Sarah Beezley with US Bank, and Saber Amine with HomesAndPeople.com The Castle Bouncer Slide Combo provided hours of entertainment and great shelter during the 15 min rain session. The Balloonist The Bubble Pool was a hit with the younger crowd Rachel did a fantastic job with the face paint The Burlap Potato Sack Race
Willow Creek in Centennial is composed of four separate subdivisions. I hope you find this map useful to determine the HOA you belong to or what subdivision you would like to move to. We are your Willow Creek Mortgage and Real Estate experts; Please contact us if you have any further questions.
On Wednesday, the Federal Reserve took a largely expected move to raise its key interest rate one-quarter percentage point. This marks the second of three hikes that is expected to occur this year. While mortgage rates aren’t directly tied to the Fed’s key interest rate, rates are still influenced by the movement. Mortgage rates are predicted to start rising, and many homeowners and prospective homeowners are already bracing for an uptick. In a recent survey of home buyers and owners by Berkshire Hathaway, 55 percent of millennials reported discouragement about buying a home due to rising rates. Some 68 percent feel pressured to buy a home before rates increase further. The latest rate hike is partly justified from ongoing economic expansion and also a steadily falling unemployment rate, however, the Federal Reserve should be mindful of the lower than expected rate of inflation and the consequent low interest rates on long-dated bonds, like 10-year Treasury and 30-year mortgage ...
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