Patton Property Closes 5th Buyer of 2012

ASHEVILLE, NC – JANUARY 14, 2011 – Patton Property Group helped their 5th buyer of the season on January 13, Patrick and Kimberlee Finnegan, who moved to Asheville from Greensboro, NC.

“I met the Finnegans through their property search on our website,” said buyer specialist/broker Gwen Bowers. “They were looking for a home and I contacted them to discuss specific needs they had for a home. They thought they would have to rent until they sold their home however, after we discussed interest rates and talked to a mortgage lender, they were able to apply for a mortgage. During the process, their home sold in Greensboro.”

The Finnegans both had the opportunity to move here with wonderful jobs.

“We have a specialist buyer broker team of experts that work exclusively with buyers, and Gwen Bowers always gets wonderful testimonials from buyers. With 11 closings in January, who says the real estate market is flat,” said Rowena Patton, head of Patton Property Group.

About Patton Property Group:

UK-born Rowena Patton is the founder of Patton Property Group (PPG) at Keller Williams. Her background is marketing which lends itself to the marketing focus of the company, driven by new and more effective ways to search for homes for buyers, and a portfolio approach to selling a home for customers. This offers a myriad of ways over and above previous approaches of signs and lock boxes on a home for sellers, and ways to find a home more effectively and in a more enjoyable manner for buyers. Rowena hosts a weekly radio show on News Radio 570am every Saturday 10am-11am – “Plain English Real Estate Show”

Patton Property Group is a top 10 KW team in the Carolinas, and is the exclusive representative for HOMES FOR HEROES in the mountains. Rowena was the founder of the Keller Williams Luxury Division in the mountains in 2007, and holds the CLHMS, Certified Luxury Home Marketing Specialist designation. Several PPG team members are in the top 10 agents in the Asheville area.

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Homeowners’ Associations – Friend or Foe?
You’ve probably heard the horror stories—homeowners’ associations nitpicking about insignificant details, tying up property sales with costly lawsuits, or enforcing expensive and unexpected assessments.

But, homeowners’ associations (also called HOAs) can help protect property values, provide great amenities that you couldn’t afford on your own, get you involved with your community, and keep your neighbors from parking cars on their front lawns.

Whether you love, hate, or don’t know much about homeowners’ associations, if you’re thinking about purchasing a home that is affiliated with one, it’s important to do your research. Before you sign on the dotted line, ask these important questions:

Does this home belong to a homeowners’ association?

This question isn’t as simple as you’d think—HOAs aren’t just for condominiums. Don’t assume that just because you’re looking at a townhome, single-family home, or vacation property that you’re in the clear. In fact, according to the Community Association Institute (CAI), four out of five houses built since the late 1990s have an HOA.

Can I see some documentation?

Ask to see the community’s Covenants, Conditions, and Restrictions, commonly known as CC&Rs. These documents are the association’s governing rules, and explain protocol and regulations that officers, homeowners, and tenants are expected to follow. In most cases, CC&Rs are legally enforceable.

In addition to reviewing the CC&Rs, ask to see recent meeting minutes and up-to-date financial statements. These documents will let you know if there are any upcoming assessments in the works and help you determine the overall financial health of the organization.

How are the HOA’s finances managed? How much can I expect to spend?

A well-organized HOA should make very clear the financial responsibilities of its members. Are dues billed monthly, quarterly, or yearly? How much are they? Are there late fees? If a homeowner violates a regulation, are there monetary penalties? Are there limits to the dollar amount and frequency of one-time assessments? Find out who the president of the HOA is and ask to meet them face to face if you are thinking of buying in a particular development. Print out these questions and take them with you!

What do my dues cover?

Inclusions vary dramatically and it is safe to assume that the lower your dues, the fewer services, amenities, and utilities are included. In a traditional condominium association, dues may likely include water, cable, ground maintenance, trash, sewer, recreational amenities, parking, security, and more.

HOAs in neighborhoods with single-family homes may cover sidewalks, landscaping, and common areas. Ask to see a comprehensive list of what is included.

How do you like the HOA?

Hit the pavement and ask neighbors about the association. How is the leadership elected? Have you had any negative interactions? How common are expensive assessments?

Can I follow all of the rules?

Before you commit to living in an HOA-affiliated building or neighborhood, take an honest look at the rules and make sure that you are comfortable following every single one. Make sure that your lifestyle fits with the HOA’s parameters. For example, if you’re buying vacation property, make sure that the HOA doesn’t have rules limiting or forbidding owners from renting their property.

Homeowners’ associations can be a good influence on your condo or neighborhood, but only if everyone follows the rules. Understanding the rules and responsibilities before committing to a purchase is crucial to happiness in your new HOA-affiliated home.

One of the main things that come up in HOAs is the DOGGY issue. Most often, dogs need to be kept on leash. This applies whether or not you consider your dog to be “safe”. Most often, poop needs to be picked up.

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Patton Property Group Closes First Homes for Heroes Buyer

Air Force Veteran receives 25 percent ($1,365.00) of real estate commission through Asheville’s Patton Property Group at Keller Williams

Gwen Bowers and Lisa Pilt

PPG client saves $1,365

ASHEVILLE, NC – DECEMBER 1, 2011 — Homes for Heroes, a national organization which assists military personnel, law enforcement officers, firefighters, health care workers and educators save money on real estate expenses signed their first buyer on November 29 in Asheville, NC. Lisa Marie Pilz, an Air Force veteran, is the first Homes for Heroes recipient in the Asheville community.

Homes for Heroes announced their exclusive partnership in Asheville, NC with Patton Property Group at Keller Williams in September 2011. Formed in 2002 to recognize community heroes after the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks, this partnership assists the Asheville hero community as they buy and sell homes.

“We are very thankful that we were able to successfully support a military veteran in the purchase of her home. It is one thing to say “I want to give back” but seeing the first big check going out, certainly made an impact on how much more I would like to work with this program,” said Patton Property Group’s listing director Nadine Maltz. “I am looking forward to helping many more Heroes buy and sell homes through this program.”  Maltz’ teammate, Gwen Bowers is Patton Property Group’s Buyer Specialist Broker working with Pilz, both seen in the pictures attached.

Launch video for Patton Property Group’s Homes for Heroes

Arden

• Lot 16 of the Cliffs At Walnut Cove phase 7, $125,000, Christine R. Hepburn, Kenneth J. Martin to the Montgomery Family PTRSP

Asheville

• 10 Wilson Creek Drive, $98,000, Shirley J. Geter to Malik H. Bradley

• 41 Country Meadows Drive (Lot 10), $85,000, Mountain Valley Investments LLC to Nancy R. and Nicole E. Chockley

• 52 Davenport Road (2 tracts), $128,000, Pauline R. and John G. Blankenship, William T. and Revonda Rice, Geames C. and Mary E. Rice to William M. and Patricia A. Dickson

• Lots 18-19 of Elk Mountain Estates, $783,500, Dr. Michael and Tanja Mamas to Wayne A. and Ann K. Galloway

• 17 Elk Mountain Estates, $83,500, Lincoln Trust Co./FBO Michael Mamas IRA to Wayne A. and Ann K. Galloway

• Lot 68 of Kenilworth, $130,000, First Troy SPE LLC to David N. Morgan

• 21 Byrdcliffe Lane (Lot 19 phase 1), $190,000, King Land Development LLC to Terri L. Gallman

• Unit 205 of Sunset Ridge cluster 1, $75,000, Kim Gentry and Anita Hurley Duncan to June Travis and WM Clark Luster Jr. Trusts

• Unit 3A Greystone, $665,000, 41 North Lexington Avenue LLC, Woodward McKee to Randall Lee Broz

• 18 Brook St. Unit 202, $150,000, Capital Bank to Michael J. and Della Jane Friel

• 260 Hillside St., $134,000, Emma M. and William Aiken to Christopher L. Bertiaume, Margaret C. Ullman

Avery’s Creek

• 3 South Oaks Drive (Lot 1), $235,000, Cathlin D. Bennett to Bryan and Angela Lambert

Black Mountain

• 106C Orchard St. (106A of Orchard of Black Mountain), $147,000, Warren E. and Patricia M. Baldwin Revocable Living Trust to Gerhardt A. and Ruth F. Semlak

• Lot 58 of Cheshire A Mountain Village phase 4, $142,000, Michael Patrick Roe, Robert S. Fabian to Kenneth Lee and Edna Mae Fisher

• 32 Seldom Home Drive (2.83 acres), $230,000, Tim L. and Geretha D. Edwards to Elizabeth Harden Barr

• Lot 49 of Reems Creek Golf Community, $429,000, Survivors Share One of Survivors Trust A Hugh A. & Karreen C. Roger Smith (a. k. a. Roger-Smith) Living Trust, Family Trust B Hugh & Karreen C. Roger Smith (a. k. a. Roger-Smith) Living Trust to Warren D. and Juanita P. Rankin

Buncombe County

• 97 Westover Drive, $55,500, Boulevard Development Group LLC to Amarx Construction LLC

• Lot 5 section 1 of Twin Hills (.74 acre on Twin Hills Drive), $244,000, Kajur and Kathi Love Kulp to David A. Pred, Natalie Esther Bugalski

• 19 Pine Lane (Lot 3), $130,000, Cynthia Lankford and Johnny Frank Davis Sr. to Joseph D. and Wanda O. Elkins

• Lot 4 of Bramblewood, $69,000, Securities Acquisition & Servicing LLC to Robert D. and Jennie P. Frances

• Lot 1 on Young’s Cove View Drive (.58 acre), $136,000, Stephen and Mary Susan Kornfeind to Cassidy Gibson and Christopher Ray Taylor

• Lot 15 of Willoughby Run phase 3, $123,500, Uiyeon and Hana Kim to Patricia Ann Sharp

• Lot 96 of Leicester Village phase 1, $30,000, Hometrust Bank to Timothy N. and Yuliya Degtyarev

• Lot 1 of Biltmore Forest block CA, $437,500, Estate of Dorothy Jane Cook (a. k. a. Dee Orr Cook), Dee Orr Cook Family Trust to Reed H. Fendler, Erin K. Sawyer

• 18 Cherry Ridge Lane (Lot 2), $38,500, Christopher Neil and Christine Marie Bridges to Stewart Acquisition Co. LLC

• Lot 65 of Waightstill Mountain phase IX, $26,000, Easlan Capital of Charlotte Impor Properties Inc. PTR to Windsor Aughtry Co. Inc.

• Lot 13 of Waightstill Mountain phase IX, $26,000, Easlan Capital of Charlotte Impor Properties Inc. PTR to Windsor Aughtry Co. Inc.

• Lot 20 of Willow Brook phase 2 (.678 acre), $225,000, Andrew G. and Eila Kun to Mark A. and Freddie Jean Stoffan

• 1.2 acres on Leicester Highway, $78,500, Ebenezer Pentecostal Church of God Inc. to Cristiana Ebenezer Iglesia

Candler

• 102 Westfield Way (Unit 1B of the Vistas At Westfield section CH1 phase1), $410,000, Vistas of Westfield LLC to John J. and Ellen J. McCarthy

Fairview

• Lot 16 of Fairview Estates section II, $375,000, R. Scott Nelson to B. Todd and Rita M. Lentz

• Lot 3 of the Willows, $705,000, BLD Revocable Trust to Owen M. and Jennifer M. Smith

Flat Creek

• 4 Northview Lane (1.78 acres), $176,000, Ivy L. Gordon to Andrea M. and Travis C. Wright

Fletcher

• Lot 26 of Fox Ridge, $37,500, Debora Ann Feagins Yousef Third Party Supplemental Needs Trust to David W. and Tanya W. Feagins

French Broad

• Lot 7 of T & T Estates (.67 acre), $221,000, Willoughby W. and Guy N. Hancock to Caleb Y. and Melissa F. Jones

Leicester

• 591 Newfound Road, $145,000, Estate of Vergia (a. k. a. Virgie) W. Brown to Danny Justin Rice

• Lot 42 of River Highlands At Madison Crossing, $40,000, WFG NC I LLC to Qual Tech Inc.

Reems Creek

• Lot A Maney Branch Road, $128,000, State Employees Credit Union to William H. and Susan C. Allen

Swannanoa

• 314 Woodland Drive, $330,000, Capital One NA to Bassam Nakhla

Woodfin

• 30 Brown Ave. (Section A of Elkwood Park), $179,000, Wanda I. Hale to Robert Mark Koenig

• 60 Adams Hill Road (2 acres), $153,000, Mary Ann Embler to Anthony Ray Case

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Super energy-efficient home w/HERS ratings of around an estimated 40/50 (testing soon),2×6 exterior walls,metal roofing,stainless appliances,energy star windows,hwd floors,granite tops,maple/walnut cabinetry,LP smart siding. Two more homes starting shortly or pick an available lot for a custom lot/home package (call LA for more details). Building time takes approximately 9/10 weeks. Portion of DB/PG. Exceeding code insulation,see attached.

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Super energy-efficient home w/HERS ratings of around an estimated 40/50 (testing soon),2×6 exterior walls,metal roofing,stainless appliances,energy star windows,hwd floors,granite tops,maple/walnut cabinetry,LP smart siding. Two more homes starting shortly or pick an available lot for a custom lot/home package (call LA for more details). Building time takes approximately 9/10 weeks. Portion of DB/PG. Exceeding code insulation,see attached.

The Village at Moore Ave:
22 healthy-built homes by JSS Homes LLC
Super energy-efficient construction with HERS ratings of 40/50
Prices ranging from $175,000 – low $200’s

Some of the minimum construction standards:
Healthy-built, 2 x 6 exterior wall construction, metal roofing, stainless steel energy star appliances, energy star windows, hardwood floors, granite tops, maple/Walnut cabinetry, LP Smart Siding, 40/50 HERS rating.

Energy Savings:
HERS rating of 40/50. What does this mean for you? It means it will take approximately 50-60% less energy to heat and cool your home, resulting in a huge savings in your heating and cooling bills. In addition it reduces negative impact on the environment.

The lower the HERS score, the more energy savings:
100 – Generally for a new standard constructed home
85 – Generally for a new ‘energy star’-built home
75 – Generally for a basic healthy-built home
40/50 – The Village at Moore Ave homes
120-150- Generally for a 20-year-old home
250 – Generally for a 70 year-old-home

Completion:
Completion on first two homes by 11-15-11

Arden

• Unit D Azalea Point, $63,000, PC Life Properties LLC to Richard Rossi

• Lot 4 section 1 block D of Mountain View, $152,000, Kimberly H. Chastain to JoeDavid Matthew Hall, Anna Jean Weaver

Asheville

• Lot 8 section 3 block B of Kimberly Woods, $328,000, Allan J. and Julia A. Dawson

• .234 acres on Biltmore Ave., $480,000, Public Interest Projects Inc. to Parcheggio AVL LLC

• Unit 203 building G of Biltmore Park Town Square (Parking spaces 17 & 74, storage closet 4B-S23), $355,000, Town Square West LLC to Leonard J. and Marcia J. Rzonca

• Lot 16 Fairfield Heights, $100,000, Estate of Cartha Lou Nicholson, Jan Nicholson and Pete Hildebrand to Joe Arlington Nicholson

• 173 Old Shoals Road Ext., $35,000, Robert Allen Taylor to Ricky J. Branks

• 346 Deaverview Road (Lots 16-17), $85,000, Jose Rodolfo Cortinas Quinones and Emilia Quintero, Ivan Cortinas Quintero to Mountain Housing Opportunities Inc.

• Lots 6-7 of Morningside Park block C, $255,000, Candy Lynne to The Michael P. and Barbara Chase Living Trust

• Lot 23 block U of Biltmore Forest, $1,275,000, Frank H. and Katherine Clark Moretz (a. k. a. Katherine McKenzie Clark) to Joanne M. Eldred

• 39 Washington Road (0.337 acre), $355,000, Jonathan D. and Sonja J. Inman to Albert J. Siemens

• 28 Arborvale Road (Lots F & E block 7 of Arborvale Park), $320,000, Donna M. Morris to Frank Winget and Janine Kennedy Griffin

• 155 South Lexington Ave. (Unit B303 building B of Lexington Station), $175,000, K & K Rentals LLC to Paul Viera

• Lot 22 of Monroe Place, $120,000, Georgia M. Muckelvene (f. k. a. Georgia A. Wilkins) to T. Nicholas and Trista Hudzik Reynolds

• Lot 103 block 2 of Park View, $12,500, First Troy SPE LLC to DRA Living Inc.

• Unit 303 of Biltmore Commons phase 2, $115,000, RB Mason Living Trust to Sharon A. and George H. Roller Jr.

Biltmore Lake

• 36 Cats Whisker Court (Lot 602 block H of Biltmore Lake phase 1), $357,000, Biltmore Lake LLC to Jerry B. and Carol O. Sutton
Buncombe County

• Unit Z4 of the Cloisters phase 4, $83,000, Charles C. and Rhonda Deweese to Edward E. Loewe (99 percent undivided interest), Jennifer Loewe (1 percent undivided interest)

• 46 Luther Cove Road (Lot 30 of Mountain Vista at Luther Cove), $180,000, Wimbledon Properties LLC to Ashley N. and Kenneth E. Parker

• 200 Glendale Ave., $39,000, Joan M. Mayhall, Patricia Diaz Deleon to Joan M. Mayhall

• Lot 1 Short St., $30,000, Douglas Reggy Snipes to Ballard Tate Pearson

• 105 Barker Ave. (Lot 7, .098 acre), $20,000, Steven R. and Alexandra L. M. Holland to Samuel and Nancy Duckett

• Unit 5-D and 213 of 21 Battery Park Condominiums, $730,000, William J. Millsap to Christine Burns-Fazz and Lee Fazzi

• Lot 43 of Tiny Farms section E, $220,000, Philip William and Reiko N. Dowd to Jerry Jerome Sherman

• 3903 Trinity Court Unit JJ-3 (Unit JJ-3 of the Cloisters phase 5), $155,000, Wallace L. and Ellen M. Anderson to Dennis R. and Susan J. Gregory

• Lot 218 of the Settings of Black Mountain phase 2, $92,500, David Rosenberg, Susan Bartlett to Michael D. Aronas, Catherine L. Nichols

• 2426 Bear Creek Road (1.198 acres), $58,000, Judy Pauline Malone to Albert Ray Autry

• 73 Morris St. (Lot 22 of Wonderview Homesites ), $125,000, Ronald J. and Janice F. Rakickas to Propst Properties K & K LLC

• 169 Dula Springs Road (1.8 acres), $25,000, Belinda Fountain Hamlin (f. k. a. Belinda Fountain Smithwick) to Greg Hamlin

• 26 Portobello Road (Lot 56 Cotswolds phase IIA), $578,000, Eddie and Carri Hudson to Larry E. and Valerie M. Miller

• 569 Upper Grassy Branch Ext., $95,000, Margaret F. Alaia (f. k. a. Margaret Fightmaster) to Michael and Patricia Mashburn

• 25 Daisy Hill Road, $209,000, Warren Wilson College to Shawn Swartz, Holy Bumgartner

• 519 Old Leicester Highway (0.61 acre), $42,500, TD Bank NA to Cynthia D. Honeycutt, Michael George Maynard

• Lot #43 of the Heights At Altura, $13,500, Scott Carter/Altura Communities LLC to Francis and Maryann Semmens

• 128 Lake Drive (Lot 150 of Biltmore Farms), $575,000, Branch B & T Co. to William A. and Joyce Seerburg

• Lot 18 of Raven Ridge, $185,000, Thomas Mitchell and Meredith Terrell Freeman to Charlotte Nelson and James Richard Owen III

• Lot 14 of Indian Hills and 2 tracts on NC Highway 63, $85,000, Jerry J. and Shirley Allison to Gregory C. Teresa L. Turbyfill

• Unit 6 Byrd Road Townhomes, $260,000, Larry J. (a. k. a. Larry S.) and Susan J. Powell to Fred E. and Carolyn E. Flanigan

• .29 acre on Chunns Cove Road, $6,000, Walter E. Ogilvie III to J. Paul and Nancy O. Martin

• .29 acre on Chunns Cove Road, $6,000, Walter E. Ogilvie III to the Sonia M. Pawluc Revocable Trust

• Lot 22 of Sunny Ridge, $260,000, Christopher C. Dennen, Elizabeth A. Lipski to Bernard M. Laporte, Debra J. Mager

French Broad

• 3.832 acres on Jupiter Road, $65,500, Virginia W. Freeman to Larry S. and Marilyn D. Sprouse
Hazel

• 534 Deaverview Road, $28,000, Wade and Lily Elder to David Mission, Erika Harrison

Leicester

• Lot 1 of Moores Valley, $85,000, WKRB LLC to Mark Ralph and Talmadge N. Stringer

• Lot 40 of River Highlands At Madison Crossing, $40,000, WFG NC I LLC to the K. Fantasia Family Trust

Reems Creek

• 320 Kyfields (Unit 321 of Kyfields Towne Homes phase IIIK), $182,500, American Home Mtg. Servicing Inc./American Home Mtg. Corp. to Martha Jane Denton

• 1235 New Stock Road, $80,000, Beneficial Financial I Inc.

Upper Hominy

• One-third acre on O. L. Israel Road, $29,000, Darrin K. and Darlene Frost Riddle, Larry L. and Mitzi K. Riddle, Michael D. and Patricia Diane Riddle to Juanita and John Luther Roper Jr., Shan Allan Roper

• 175 Warren Creek Road (1.6 acres), $105,000, Joseph Glenn Rogers Jr. to William A. Woody

Weaverville

• 839 Reems Creek Road (5.13 acres), $165,000, Nancy Kern to Abe N. Lindsey, Suzanne Evon

• Lot 4 section 1 of Twin Brook Hills, $230,000, Raymond and Raechelle Freeman to Eddie D. and Kelly McDonald

• 33 Ballard Road, $232,000, Robert C. and Jan Love Akers to George J. and Pamela T. Stein

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Property Sales in Buncombe County October 2011
Arden
* Lot 50 of Waightstill Mountain phase IX, $168,000, Windsor Aughtry Co. Inc. to Laura L. Parker
* Lot 16 of Ashley Woods phase 1, $389,000, Brad Sczesny, Michelle Sczesny, Joyce Sczesny
Asheville
* Lot 39 of Scenic Bluff, $170,000, Dung Le Huynh to William Leonard and Nettie B. Engels
* Unit 210 of Beaucatcher House Condominiums, $195,000, Hopkins LLC to the Walter Max Hughey Revocable Trust
* 67 Fairfax Ave., $174,500, Timothy N. Osment to Wendy L. Morrison
* Unit 108 of Beaucatcher House Condominiums, $150,000, Beaucatcher Condo LLC to Carlanda Dragoin
* 9 Craftsman Circle (Lot 5B of the Wildes at Chunns Cove), $300,000, Vicki S. Bell to Annette M. Richards
* Lot 7 block 4 of Kenilworth Realty Co., $155,500, Thomas E. and Kathleen H. Jones to Francis Donohue, Alison Johnston
* .79 acre on Long Shoals Road, $1,100,000, JMAC Real Estate LLC to Dreamland Drive In Theatre Inc.
* 19 Holly Crest (1.53 acre), $240,000, Brian S. and Joni L. Bloxsom to Doreen E. Larue
* Unit 300 of Beaucatcher House Condominiums, $225,000, Jeffrey J. Constantine, Joyce M. Mayer to Daliah L. Gans
* Lot 161 section 2 of Oakbrook at Biltmore Park phase 1 (.0123 acre), $415,000, Brian R. and Allyson S. Etheridge to Moriah K. and John T. Bryant IV
* Lot 5 at Pennsylvania Ave. and Wellington St., $72,000, Garretson S. Browne to Timothy W. Kennedy
* Lots 87-88 block A of Sulpher Springs, $162,000, Christopher S. and Cynthia K. McGrayne to Walter Fred Williams
* Lots 122-123 block H of Broad View Park, $136,500, Harvey Jenkins, Harry R. Hall Jr. to Leslie J. Lepp
Avery’s Creek
* 211 Rivercrest Boulevard (Lot 55), $258,000, Bryan D. and Eva S. Saxon to John Mark and Heidi Lee Jacosalem
Biltmore
* 123 Hemphill Road (0.123 acre), $40,000, Neva Mae Wall to Gary Andrew Mehalick, Jeffrey Lewis Danford
Black Mountain
* 139 Cherry St., $240,000, Barry Bruce Ricketts to Northhub LLC
Broad River
* Lot 18 of Miller Cove (3.2 acres), $40,000, Stephen Smith Farrell to Britany Ogorman
Buncombe County
* 59 Elizabeth Place (Lots 34-35 block B of Lennox Park), $88,000, Mae Belle Conner to Hummingbird & Honeybee LLC

* 28 Alpine Way (Lot 6 block A section 1 of Happy Valley), $225,000, Jane Lewis Nelson to Sharon Lovich, Jeff Altman
* Lots 55-56 of Galax Park (Galax Ave.), $40,000, Sarah Elizabeth Hawkins to Chase & Chase LLC
* Lots 55-56 of Galax Park (Galax Ave.), $40,000, Sarah Elizabeth Hawkins to Michelle D. Miller
* 27 Glen Cove Drive (Lot 21 of Glen Arden Heights), $310,000, Mike Emerson to Sergio and Marta M. Ferragut
* 32 Bradford Vistas (Lot 18 of Waterford Lakes), $690,000, Aurora Loan Services LLC to Berton T. Hall, Kathleen K. Stephen
* 561 Emma Road, $40,000, Christopher David Walker to Barnett Properties LLC
* Lot 45 of Grand Highlands At Waterford Lakes, $50,000 Wells Fargo Bank NA to Chris Eller
* Lot 5 of Woodland Hills section 10, $262,500, Longfritz Family Trust to John P. and Catherine Tuck Murhpy
* 530 Crowfields Lane (Unit 1 of Crowfields Condominiums), $154,000, Janet B. Leavitt to Michael A. and Priscilla L. Herzoff
* 509 Sondley Drive South (Lot 103 of Sondley Estates), $685,000, JP Morgan Chase Bank NA to the Patricia Szlauderbach Revocable Trust
* Unit 11C of Lookout Condominiums Cluster 2, $137,000, Franklin A. and Bailey Schutz Balentine to Cyd N. Reso
* Lots 107B, 108 A & 108B of the Jackson Park Addition, $120,000, KA Smith Co. to Ashley Brooke Smith
* 125 Leisure Mountain Road (Lot 7B of Foxfire Mountain Homes, 1.13 acres), $415,000, NC Mountain Holdings Inc. to Jeffrey S. Wilson
Candler
* 900 Vista Lake Drive Unit 305, $77,000, Norman Winthred (c. q.) Luther II Trust to Jack Edward Herbert
Fairview
* 22 New Lite Road, $198,000, Janet M. (f. k. a. Rohe) and Jason P. Walton to Mark H. and Jennifer H. Quade
Lower Hominy
* 347 Oak Hill Road (Lots 16-17), $50,000, Teena C. and James T. Keefer to Peggy Jones, Brenda Rice
* Unit 23-B of Pisgah Estates, $142,000, Gordon M. and Irma E. Hyde to the Carolina Conference of Seventh Day Adventists Inc.
* 74 Oakdale Drive (Lot 76 of Mountain View Hills), $126,500, the Hubert T. Wolfe Trust (FBO Sheila Wolfe) to Althea Wilkins
* Lot 2 of Oak Hill, $109,000, The Martha Brown Rector Estate, Frederick Allen and Edwina M. Messer, Gregory Dean and Julie Ann Messer, Darren Lee and Kari L. Messer to Kelsey V. Rahusen
Reems Creek
* 133 Points West Drive (Lot 431 of the Views at Reynolds Mountain phase IV), $765,000, Altamont Development LLC to Frank T. and Eileen S. Vangrofski
Weaverville
* 40 Worthington Lane (Lot 15 of Worthington Ridge phase III), $170,000, Aurora Loan Services LLC to Jarrod L. Coomer
* 101 Clark St. (Lots 8-9), $192,000, Dana R. Fox, Rhonda W. Fox to Alisa D. Henning, Amber N. Mowery
* Lot 24 of Fox Lair Crossing phase 1, $40,000, First Troy SPE LLC to Fabrizio and Laura C. Corte

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