• Bad month for Colorado fires!
• New residents at Deer Meadow Ridge 
• Don't Use These 4 Words When You Talk To Insurers...
• The "North Fork" spec is READY on the lake at the Overlook at Mariana.....
• Bunker's been busy in the office, writing contracts....project update.....
• Real Estate Q&A: What Should I Know About Buying A
       Foreclosed Home?

Dear Friend...

Did you know certain innocent words raise red flags to insurance companies and could prevent you from getting coverage? You'll learn what they are and why you should avoid them in today's Service For Life! ^® Free consumer newsletter.

Enjoy your issue, and please feel free to call me whenever a friend, family member or neighbor needs a caring, competent real estate professional to help with buying or selling.

To health, success and laughter in your life!

Nancy Baxter, REALTOR^®
 


PS.  Remember that I specialize in the Mariana Butte area in west Loveland.  There are many wonderful opportunities here from townhomes on the golf course, to large custom homes or building lots!  Call my direct line at 970-231-7700 or email me at nancy@nancybaxter.com, to request information on the area, with no obligation!

 

The photo below was  taken 2 days later, September 14th.  The winds blew to the west away from Mariana Butte.

Bunker has been busy writing contracts:  (lots 6, 9, 10, & 12  in the past 6 weeks!)....we're pleased to say that the vendors have done a great job without his scrutiny!  (let's not tell him that)  Deer Meadow Ridge will be digging the next building (lots 9 & 10) later this week and then lots 11 & 12 within the next 3-4 weeks!  Lot 11 is still available (Long's Peak model)......completion/delivery to be next March and April!  The status of the project is that it is now 7 of 14 under contract/sold! 

Bunker is very proud of his sales record.  Pictured here by his latest "SOLD" sign on lot 12!

1. "Flood."  Insurers specifically define this as water from a nearby lake, stream, river or other body of water. Flood damage is not covered under standard homeowners insurance so don't use the word if a pipe broke and your basement has water in it, which may be covered.


2. "Experimental."  Health insurance companies don't tend to cover procedures in this category. You want to convey the fact that the treatment is proven and medically necessary.


3. "Whiplash."  Don't speculate about this injury until you've had a diagnosis. It's a word that shouts "fraud" to many insurance companies.


4. "In my opinion."  Insurance adjusters may try to get you to speculate about the cause of an accident (Driving too fast? Following too close?) Keep your opinions to yourself, or you may have to eat your words later.

Another beautiful evening at Marian Butte/ west Loveland.....Live the Dream!!