Real estate transfers recorded in Douglas County
A long list of property transfers shows numerous buyers and sellers, including Dennis L. and Joeanna Burchett transferring to Walter J. and Mayme Freeman, Landmark Construction to Joseph Jalinsky, Durflinger on multiple lots, and many others trading lots, tracts, and condominiums across Baldwin City and surrounding areas with several additions and subdivisions named. Major entities include M.S. Construction, Stephens Real Estate, Quail Pointe Partnership, and the Baldwin City Cemetery Company with most deeds detailing lot or tract descriptions and parcel numbers.
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Dennis L
Joeanna Burchett
Walter J
Mayme Freeman
Landmark Construction, Inc
Joseph V. Jalinsky
Pioneer Ridge West No
Pinnacle, Inc
Ronald D
Christine E. Durflinger
Pinnacle West No
Carl V
Norma J. Kurtz
F.C.M. Corporation
South‘west
John D
Carole L. Morgan
Gregory P
Joy C. Ziemak
Alcamar West No. 2
Leo Alden
Janice L. Tyrrell
George
N. Iris Heckman
Rhode Island Street
William T
Wanda L. Ford
Phillip R
June M. Roush
Elm Street
Baldwin City
Robert P
Pauline Gill Harrison
Prairie Meadows
Timothy J
Patricia Kanzig
Allen
Salb Construction, Inc
Riverridge Addition
Stephens Real Estate, Inc
Dennis R
Marsha D. Odgers
Parkmar Estates
Baldwin City Cemetery Company
Victor
Kari Gorton
Victor C
Kari K. Gorton
Zachary S
Dana B. Barker
Charles H. Dunbar
Fairview
M.S. Construction Co
Southland Construction Inc
Parkway West
James L. Mitchell
Lee A. Duchett
Bret Dean Kay
Pinnacle
Alcamar
Quail Pointe
Mary Sue Gilkeson
Wimbledon Terraces
Paula C. Schnitker
Courtney L
Steven R. Hanna
Christopher A
Lori B. Conn
Christopher Douglas
Amelia A. Tharp
Arrowhead
Oscar L. Emery
Dwane
Dorothy Schaake
William H. Alff
Denny Vawter Alff
Margaret Denny McWhinney
Wade L
Cherlyn K. Roberts
Ava Brennan McCarthy
Big Springs
Meadows Place, Inc
Michael J
Christine A. Schauf
Parkway Place
James C. Green
Peter M. Williams
Charles J
Linda L. Burnworth
Leo E. Jr
Harlon L
Roxey L. Harmon
Mortgage rates rise to two-year high on fixed loans
The 30-year fixed mortgage average climbed to 8.47 percent this week from 8.04 percent, the highest since 1992, with 1 year adjustable loans at 4.96 percent and 15-year loans at 7.91 percent. Fees or points are not included in the figures.
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Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corp
Exclusive listing refusal prompts ethical broker question
A broker asks if a foreclosed home listed exclusively by another agent can still be shown to a potential buyer. The seller or lender may expect maximum exposure, but the refusing agent may block cooperation. The broker considers writing to the S and L president to urge cooperation and faster exposure.
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S&ls
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Real estate mailbag questions on closing timing and options
Real estate letters discuss when to close a principal residence versus rental properties, and advise that personal home closings occur near month end while rental purchases occur after rents are collected. The column advocates obtaining written promises from agents, explains recording a memorandum of option for nonoccupants, and notes the author Robert Bruss as syndicated by Tribune Media Services.
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Hong Kong
Robert Bruss
Tribune Media Services
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