Free Clip Art for Hoa Newsletters Happy New Year

President's Bulletin

Dear neighbors,

Happy New Yr Neighbors!

I hope yous all had a wonderful holiday flavor. The Board and I begin
this twelvemonth with a renewed sense of purpose following our HOA annual
meeting in mid-Nov. We had vigorous turnout to talk over how
the HOA can best serve the neighborhood , whether as-is, equally a
mandatory organization, or through dissolution. We also discussed
the Mineral Debate and other fences backing to public space. Past vote,
the quorum decided to continue the HOA as-is. Maintenance of the
Mineral contend was decided to be the responsibility of the private
homeowners who have those fences on their properties. The Board
recommends that homeowners replacing their fence match the
existing fence fashion every bit closely as reasonably possible so that the
Mineral argue continues to take visual coherence, simply also recognize
that homeowners are free to do as they please.

Please continue to contact u.s. with idea for charitable and social
events, as well as for service needs. Along with the renewal of our
HOA vision for the side by side term, we are humbled at the community'due south
continued trust in the electric current lath members through our reelection
to another term (or is it a case of 'tag, you lot're it!'). In all seriousness,
we are humbled by your continued trust in our leadership. Nosotros likewise
welcome a new Vice-President and Covenant Commission Lead, Joe
Chalupa. His leadership will be instrumental in re-invigorating our
covenant enforcement (remember to coil in your trash cans!).

Wishing you a happy winter flavor!

Ben Burke
President, Oakbrook HOA Board

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Covenant Corner

Community Calendar

Holiday Lights Contest

Almanac Homeowners Meeting

Around the Firm

Existent Manor Update

Ante Reminder

Classifieds

Lath Members

Contact

Covenant Corner

past Joe Chalupa, Vice-President

Hope everyone in our Oakbrook Community had a very Merry Christmas and enjoyed a Happy and Rubber New year celebration!

As we go into the new year's day, nosotros have renewed our delivery to assuring our community remains the place you were looking for when you chose this community equally your home!

To this end, nosotros want to assure that all residents of Oakbrook, a "Covenant Controlled Community", know the covenants, and adhere to these Covenants!

At the almanac meeting, at the cease of 2018, information technology was quite clear that the homeowners in our Oakbrook Community exercise desire to maintain this community every bit an aesthetically pleasing community. Living within these establish rules maintains the "quality of life" this customs has enjoyed for many years, not only for the serenity of living in this Covenant Controlled Community, only in keeping the property values high.

We now have a new "Covenant Committee" that is fabricated upwardly of your neighbors, whom have volunteered their time and efforts to maintaining this quality of life! If you're interested in volunteering, y'all tin accomplish me at oakbrookcovenants@gmail.com.

We urge each resident to exist familiar with the Covenants of this customs and make every attempt to stay inside these Covenants every bit written. The most mutual violations we accept noted: Too many vehicles parked in forepart of "single family" residence, or vehicles improperly "stored" at residence. You can expect up the Covenants for Oakbrook on our website. Please be helpful by following these "rules" for maintaining our community!

Have a Very Happy and Prosperous New year!

Community Calendar

by Jessica Mendes, Communications Managing director

Littleton District 3 Citizen Coming together
Bring together Oakbrook'southward resident urban center council member, Carol Fey, and other community members for the first District 3 Citizen meeting of 2019, where there will be a special topic—an explanation of why traffic is the way information technology is, including Broadway, Mineral, Dry Creek, County Line Rd, and Santa Fe. Feel costless to bring other questions and concerns. Java and broiled goodies will be provided by Manna Bakery. Hope to run across you there!
When: Sabbatum, Feb 2 | 9:30 am
Where: Wilmore Garden Center, 711 County Line Road, Littleton

Dumpster Days
A large roll-off dumpster will be available on a pop-upwards basis for Oakbrook residents to dispose of large items and other household clutter. Offset your year off right past getting rid of things that are but taking up space just won't fit in your garbage can. G waste material non permitted. Dumpster only available until full.
When & Where: Go on an heart out for details in the Facebook group and NextDoor.

Join the Loftier Line Canal Conservancy at a Community Open House

Your input is needed to help guide the future of the High Line Canal.

The High Line Canal Conservancy, in partnership with Denver Water and local governments, has been working on a Framework Programme to preserve and heighten this treasured 71-mile greenway. The typhoon Framework Plan is packed with ideas, strategies and plans for revitalizing and transitioning the High Line Canal equally a regional greenway. The voice of the customs is critical equally the Framework Program progresses to its concluding course, which will lay out inspiring and practical guidance for improvements. For more data regarding the Framework Plan and customs open houses, visit highlinecanal.org/framework.

Show Upwardly for the Canal – Public Open Houses
Both community open houses will take identical information for review. Pick i that works all-time for you and drop in to share your thoughts and ideas.

When & Where: Wednesday, Jan 23, v-7 pm at Euclid Middle Schoolhouse, 777 W. Euclid Ave., Littleton

ORThursday, January 24, 5-7 pm at Eloise May Library, 1471 S. Parker Rd., Denver

South Suburban Parks & Recreation Events

Reducing Stress with Yoga Nidra and Guided Meditation
Feel gentle movements and Yoga Nidra (completely guided meditation). Allow yourself time to residual, time to recharge, time to gain clarity and experience more balance in your life. Yous will leave feeling relaxed and with tools you tin can use in your daily life.
Who: Ages 18 and up
When: Mon, Jan 7 – February 11, 5 – six pm
Where: Buck Recreation Center
Cost: $ninety Resident, $100 Nonresident

Cartooning and Cartoon
Develop cartoon characters through traditional illustration and animation techniques.
Who: Ages 9 - sixteen
When: Tue, Jan eight – Feb 12, 5:thirty – 7 pm
Where: Goodson Recreation Eye
Price: $50 Resident, $56 Nonresident

Quarterly NIA Event
Join u.s.a. whether experienced in or new to NIA for this special event. It'southward a fitness class that incorporates dance, martial arts and yoga.
Who: Ages 13 and up, all fettle levels
When: Fri, Jan eleven, five – 6:30 pm
Where: Cadet Recreation Middle
Price: $4.50 – $5.75 Resident, $v.75 - $7.75 Nonresident, drop-in fees

Free Ask a Trainer
Become answers to your strength training questions and receive a free blood pressure reading from a South Suburban personal trainer.
Who: Adults and Youth
When & Where:
Mon, Jan 14, 8 – 9 am, Goodson Recreation Center
Tue, Jan 15, 10:15 – 11:15 am, Buck Recreation Middle
Monday, Jan 28, 9:30 – ten:30 am, Lone Tree Recreation Middle
Price: Costless

Tai Chi: 8 and sixteen Yang Mode
Tai chi is an ancient Chinese martial fine art and a form of moving meditation, discipline, defence force and exercise
Who: Ages 16 and up
When: Mon, Jan 14 – Mar eighteen, six:thirty – 8:10 pm
Where: Goodson Recreation Center
Price: $219 Resident, $224 Nonresident

Blood Screenings
University Hospital professional staff screens cholesterol and over thirty other blood components. Drib-in basis, no appointments needed. 12 hour fast required.
Who: Age xviii and up, unless accompanied by parent/guardian
When: vii – 9:thirty am
Where:
Tue, Jan 15, Goodson Recreation Middle
Wed, Jan xvi, Lonely Tree Recreation Center
Thu, January 17, Cadet Recreation Center
Fri, Jan eighteen, Family unit Sports Center
Price: $xl

Club Lone Tree In-Service Days
While school is out, the kids are decorated with crafts, games, swimming activities.
Who: Ages five (completed kindergarten) - x
When: Fri, Jan xviii and Mon, Jan 21, 7 am – half-dozen pm
Where: Lone Tree Recreation Center
Price: $31 Resident, $39 Nonresident

Movie Dark
Potty-trained children are invited to have pizza, popcorn while watching movies. Bring a pillow or blanket. This program is supervised by trained kid care staff.
Who: Ages three - 12
When: Friday, January 18, v – 8 pm
Where: Goodson Recreation Center
Price: $15 Resident, $20 Nonresident

FREE Tesoro Cultural Center Art and History Lectures
This calendar month hear Dr. Lance R. Blyth (Command Historian for NORAD) discuss: Why Charles Bent had to Die: Pastoral Conflict in the Nineteenth Century New Mexican Borderlands.
Who: Ages 10 and up
When: Sabbatum, Jan nineteen, four - 5 pm
Where: Lonely Tree Hub
Price: Free, but registration is required

Nature Camp: Martin Luther King, Jr Holiday
Notice winter wild animals in this all-mean solar day campsite with common cold weather hands-on activities creating crafts and exploring the outdoors. Clothes warmly for the outdoors.
Who: Ages 6 - ten
When: Mon, Jan 21. 8:thirty am – 4:30 pm
Where: Due south Platte Park
Price: $29 Resident, $39 Nonresident

High Line Canal Salvation previews enhancements shortly
Join the Loftier Line Culvert Salvation to preview recommended enhancements and protections of the High Line Canal.
Who: Adults
When and Where:
Wed, Jan 23, five – 7 pm, Euclid Center School in Littleton
Thu, Jan 24, 5 – 7 pm, Eloise May Library in Denver
Price: Free

Reverse Indoor TRYahtlon - Sprint, Spin, Swim!
This is the perfect starting point to try a triathlon. It is about completion, not competition. The just prerequisite is that yous must exist able to swim unassisted in deep water.
Who: Ages 14 and up, all levels
When: Sun, Jan 27, in waves beginning at vii:thirty am in 1 hr increments
Where: Goodson Recreation Centre
Cost: $30 early on registration, $forty beginning January fourteen

Super Sun Fun Run 5K
Go your workout washed before you settle in for the big game! Show your team spirit and vesture your favorite team jersey or attire. The class is along the Mary Carter Greenway on the Platte River Trail. Race starts at Reynolds Landing.
Who: Runners of all ages and abilities
When: Dominicus, February 3, 2019, 10 am
Where: Mary Carter Greenway along the Platte River Trail
Toll: Early registration $twenty for adults, $5 for fourteen & younger

Begetter Daughter Sweetheart Dance
Dads bring their daughters for an evening of dancing with refreshments, pictures, music and prizes.
Who: All ages
When:  Fri, Feb 1, six:xxx – 8:30 pm
Where: Goodson Recreation Center
Price: $25 Resident, $32 Nonresident

South Suburban Chorale Program and Open House
This is a non-auditioned choir that emphasizes the social, concrete and mental health benefits of singing. And all levels welcomed.
Who: Ages 55 and above
When: Monday, February 4, 1 pm, free open firm
Mon, Feb 11 – Apr 28, one – 2:45 pm, program
Where: Buck Recreation Center
Price: Gratuitous open firm; $120 Resident, $125 Nonresident, program

John Weeks Band Concert
The John Weeks Ring is a loftier-energy dejection band based in Denver. John formed the band in 2013 and they take since garnered recognition and awards equally ane of the top bands in Colorado.
Who: Ages 12 and upwards
When:  Fri, Feb eight, 5 – 7 pm
Where: Buck Recreation Center
Price: $10 Resident, $12 Nonresident

Denver Golf Expo
Come past South Suburban Park and Recreation'southward golf booths # 447 – 448 for prizes and information and run across with PGA professionals.
Who: All ages
When:  Fri – Dominicus, Feb 8 – 10, times vary by twenty-four hour period
Where: Visit the South Suburban Golf booth at the Denver Merchandise Mart
Price: $3 - $13

Pre-Competitive Swimming
Concentrate on stroke technique for butterfly, breaststroke, & flip turns, build endurance and larn about competitive swimming. Minimum of Level 4 swimming.
Who: Ages six – 15, co-ed
When:  Sat, Feb nine – Mar 2, 12 – ane pm
Where: Cadet Recreation Center
Price: $37 Resident, $49 Nonresident

In-Service and President'southward Day Adventure Camp
Enroll by the day in our land-licensed program that keeps kids busy with activities such as the Eurobungy, ice skating, sports, climbing wall, light amplification by stimulated emission of radiation tag and more. Morning and afternoon snacks and lunch included in fee.
Who: Ages half dozen - thirteen
When:  Friday, Feb xv, 7 am – 6 pm
Mon, February 18, 7 am – 6 pm
Where: Family unit Sports Heart
Toll: $l daily Resident, $54 daily Nonresident

Nature Military camp President's Day
Bask a crisp winter's twenty-four hours exploring nature like wild animals do! Children seek brute clues and and so warm up indoors with games and crafts.
Who: Ages half dozen - 10
When:  Mon, Feb xviii, eight:30 am – four:30 pm
Where: South Platte Park
Toll: $29 Resident, $39 Nonresident

Art in a Day
Learn about art and create crazy fun art works using diverse materials. Then, take these unique pieces home.
Who and When:  Ages 5 – 8, Mon, February 18, 9 am – 12 pm
Ages 8 – 12, Feb 18, i – 4 pm
Where: Goodson Recreation Center
Price: $26 Resident, $29 Nonresident

Fencing
Integrate mind and body, proceeds balance, meliorate reflexes, conviction, and self-esteem.
Who: Ages viii- 14
When and Where: Tue, February xix – three/26, 4:30 – half-dozen pm, Goodson Recreation Centre
Wed, February 20 – Mar 27, 5 – six:30 pm, Lonely Tree Recreation Center
Price: $72 Resident, $82 Nonresident

Essential Oils Workshop - Amnesty
Each workshop provides education about the essential oils that are best suited for the topic at manus, followed past an opportunity to "brand-and-take" a blend of oils to use at domicile.
Who: Ages 18 and upwardly
When:  Sat, Feb 23, 10 – 11 am
Where: Lone Tree Hub
Price: $8 Resident, $10 Nonresident

Customs First Aid, CPR, AED Grooming
Acquire the techniques used with adults, infants and children and how to respond to injuries and sudden illnesses in a systematic way, preparing you to assist in an emergency situation.
Who: Ages 12 and up
When: Saturday, Feb 23, 12 – 6 pm
Where: Goodson Recreation Centre
Price: $75 Resident, $85 Nonresident

AARP Smart Driving Course
A commuter improvement course designed for motorists age fifty and older.
Who: Ages 50 and upwards
When: Wed, February 27, 8 am – 12 pm
Where: Lone Tree Recreation Center
Cost: $15 AARP fellow member, $twenty Non-AARP member

Matching Funds Program
South Suburban helps fund additional amenities to residents. Examples of eligible projects include development or improvements to playgrounds; general park improvements, etc.
Who: Ages 18 and upwards
When:  Now through Mar 1 at 5 pm
Where: In South Suburban Recreation boundaries
Price: Applications requests matching less than $2,000 are highly recommended.

Ballroom Trip the light fantastic Nights
Dance the night abroad with u.s.a.! Swing, flit, rumba, cha cha, tango and foxtrot to the live rhythms of The Mile High Big Band. Singles always welcome!
Who: Ages 18 and up
When:  Fri, Mar 1, vii – 10 pm
Where: Lone Tree Recreation Center
Price: $8 Resident, $10 Nonresident

Fri Nite Xtreme
The starting time Friday of every calendar month kids have fun with activities including ice skating, light amplification by stimulated emission of radiation tag, climbing wall, bumper cars, Eurobungy, and more than! A slice of pizza and a beverage are included!
Who: Ages half-dozen - 13
When:  Fri, Mar 1, vii – x pm
Where: Family Sports Center
Price: $19 Resident, $22 Nonresident

Free Task Off-white
Save these dates to apply for a diversity of part-time and seasonal positions at South Suburban. See more information on ssprd.org closer to the events.
Who: Ages 15 and upward
When and where:  Tue, Mar five. 2 – 6 pm, Buck Recreation Center
Tue, Mar 12, ii – 5 pm, Lone Tree Hub
Price: Free

Me, Myself and My Health
This program is defended to helping young girls develop a healthy trunk and mind through pedagogy and modeling fettle and nutritional health, emotional and mental resilience and encouraging a sense of customs.
Who: Ages 9 – 14, girls
When:  Sun, Mar 3 – May 19, 4 – five:xxx pm
Where:  Goodson Recreation Center
Price: $125 Resident, $135 Nonresident

Youth Outdoor Activities – Sign-up
Now is the perfect fourth dimension to get the kids signed up for outdoor activities with several options to proceed everyone agile and happy (for more information, call 303.798.7515):
• Jump Youth Flag Football
Who: Grades Thou – 8th, girls and boys
When:  Mar 16 – May 18
Where: David A. Lorenz Regional Park or Altair Park
Price: $75 - $85 by age, register now through Mar 12
• Summertime Youth T-ball, baseball game, and softball
Who: Ages 3 and iv and Grades K – 8th, girls and boys
When:  Jun 3 – Aug i
Where: deKoevend Park, Ruddy Knolls Park, Willow Creek Park, Newton Middle Schoolhouse, Homestead Elementary
Price: $39 - $87 by age, annals now through May 19

In Case You Missed It: A Recap of the Oakbrook Homeowners Association Annual Meeting

Oakbrook Vision Statement

We envision a community of neighbors working together through a voluntary association to achieve a higher quality of life and increased property values. Our intention is a neighborhood that is desirable by residents and non-residents as a place to live and savor family unit, friends, community.

Oakbrook Mission Statement

Our mission is to enhance the quality of life through management of common areas, enforcement of the covenants and rules, and support of initiatives that strengthen the bond among residents.

2018 Accomplishments & Goal Review

• Increase dues participation rate - SUCCESS
  • Year-over-Yr : ~57 percent increase in household participation;
    ~61 percent increase in full revenue
• Expand community-edifice activities - SUCCESS
  • Decorating bags for Project Affections Center
  • First annual Oakbrook Family Bowling Night
  • Lee Gulch River Cleanup (Shout-out to Ben Burke for organizing this!)
• Explore new committee creation - NO Action
• Go along successful initiatives from past year - SUCCESS
  • Pride in Oakbrook & Vacation Lights contests
  • Food trucks (Shout-out to Karli Millspaugh for organizing this!)
  • Annual Oakbrook Garage Sale (Shout-out to Krista McKissack for organizing this!)
• Boosted beautification projects - LIMITED SUCCESS
• Maintain homeowner property value and community standard - LIMITED SUCCESS
  • Holding values are upward
  • Covenant Committee became inactive for much of 2018

2019 Goals

• Sustain and increase dues participation charge per unit
• Expand community-building activities
• Explore professional covenant enforcement
• Continue successful initiatives from past yr
• Boosted beautification projects - weeds and signs
• Maintain homeowner property value and community standard
  

Board Member Changes

The HOA Board is excited to welcome Joe Chalupa of Due south. Pennsylvania Ct. as our newly elected Vice-President and Covenant Commission Lead. Joe is enthusiastic about doing his function to proceed Oakbrook a great identify to alive. He'due south already taken steps to rebuild the Covenant Committee and held a successful meeting with new volunteers before the end of 2018.

Want more details?

Around the House

by Cindy Mitchell, CM Real Estate, Inc.

It's been an interesting yr for habitation sales in Oakbrook. twenty homes were sold in 2017 and 20 sold in 2018. Prices have continued to increment year over year.

In 2017, i home sold for more than $500,000, 17 sold betwixt $400,000 and $499,900, and two homes sold for less than $400,000. The median toll was $435,000

In 2018, half-dozen homes sold for more $500,000, and the remaining 14 sold for more $400,000.  The median toll was $465,000.

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Having a floor program of your property tin can really come in handy when planning improvements. This edition focuses on the Fairview model, the tri-level with 3 bedrooms on the upper floor. Over the years, I've had the pleasance to view the interiors of several homes in Oakbrook. Listed below are some of the changes I've seen fabricated to this model. If you know of improvements made to other models, or other artistic improvements fabricated to the Fairview model, please drop me a line at comitchell@msn.com. I'll include remodeling ideas and flooring plans of the other models in hereafter editions. Happy remodeling!

• Remove wall between the kitchen and living room.
• Move the refrigerator to the stove location.
• Install a cooktop in the countertop facing into the living room.
• Extend the countertop into the living room to create a space for bar stools.
• Open the dropped ceiling in the kitchen by standing the vaulted ceilings over the newly opened kitchen area.
• Replace the window in the kitchen nook with french or sliding glass doors to the lawn.
• Add cabinet doors and within shelves to the forest storage bin adjacent to the fireplace to store games or media equipment.
• Reinforce the main axle in the garage and remove the pole in the center

Existent Time Real Estate Update

Oakbrook Houses Sold September 1, 2018 through December 31, 2018

Address	Sold Price	Date Sold	Days on Marketplace	Model	Style	SF* Higher up	SF* Finished	Beds	Baths
541 E. Nichols Dr.	$430,000	9/fourteen	eight	Claremont	Ranch	1512	2646	4	3
7916 S. Logan Dr.	$435,00	9/25	3	Wellington	Tri-Level	1984	1984	4	3
593 E. Nova Ave.	$510,000	9/25	4	Oxford	two Story	1864	2416	iv	four
7551 S. Logan Dr.	$460,000	10/nine	xx	Hartford	2 Story	1943	2710	4	3
7905 S. Logan Dr.	$462,000	10/12	66	Hartford	2 Story	1943	1943	four	three
7925 South. Pennsylvania Ct.	$470,000	10/26	73	Windsor	2 Story	2131	2918	4	4
7976 S. Logan Dr.	$475,000	11/ii	29	Windsor	2 Story	2011	2852	four	4
708 Due east. Kettle Pl.	$435,000	xi/7	19	Bayfield	2 Story	2232	2232	4	3
601 E. Nichols Dr.	$450,000	12/v	43	Bayfield	ii Story	2232	2232	4	3
8006 S. Logan Dr.	$430,000	12/7	31	Claremont	Ranch	1512	2875	5	3

*SF = Square Feet
This information is based on data supplied by RE Colorado. RE Colorado does not guarantee nor is in any style responsible for its accuracy. Information may not reverberate all real estate activity in the market.

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2019 HOA Dues Update

by Ben Counter, Treasurer

Remember our Homeowners Association dues are but $35 per calendar year.

It'southward important that each of us contributes then that the HOA can keep and improve efforts to keep Oakbrook a great neighborhood. Your dues help fund customs events and covenant enforcement. Plus, dues-paying homeowners are eligible to win prizes in Oakbrook contests, like the almanac Holiday Lights competition and the almanac Pride in Oakbrook contest.

Ii ways to pay

By Mail service: Please mail payments to
Oakbrook HOA
P.O. Box 3544
Littleton, CO 80161-3544

Delight be sure to include the property accost with your payment.

Online: Electronic payments are at present being accepted through PayPal.
There'south a fee of $1.03 in addition to the ante owed to cover the additional price of providing this service.

Classifieds, 2019 Quarter 1

Advertising in the Oakbrook HOA newsletter is available as a free service to all Oakbrook residents. You may advertise or request products or services, pending bachelor space. All ads will run for a period of one year, at which time all ads will exist deleted or updated. To identify an advertisement or to brand changes, contact Jessica, our Communications Director, at jessical.mendes1693@gmail.com, subject line Oakbrook Classifieds. Oakbrook shall non be held liable; neither does the board or HOA endorse any of the following listings.

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UNLISTED ARTISAN AND BOUTIQUE Marketplace

8262 S University Blvd #120 Centennial, CO
theunlistedmarket.com

100+ local vendors nether ane roof!
Voted  one of Denver's pinnacle souvenir shops 3 years in a row.
For more info contact Karli Millspaugh at karlimillspaugh@gmail.com

BABYSITTING & PET SITTING

Mikaila Kuhl | 303-794-3919

Babysitter AND PET SITTING

Reese Goldinger, Age xiv
Red Cross and CPR certified
References available
Feel babysitting children from 6 months to ten years
reese.gold2@gmail.com

PET SITTING

Bryce Goldinger, Age x
References available
Bryce.gold8@gmail.com

BABYSITTING

Jules Ford | 720-602-1981
CPR, Beginning Assist & ACC Youth College: Babysitting 101 Certified

GENERAL Aid

Cameron Carlson | 303-794-3143

Pet-sitting, pooper-scooper, garden tending, raking leaves, etc.
Please call for prices.

Lawn SERVICES

Justin Kuhl | 720-225-8041

Lawn Mowing  & All effectually helper

NOTARY SERVICES

Sara Carlson | 303-880-0118

$5 per certificate
Please ship a text bulletin to set up an appointment.

BARISTA Commune

AUTHOR Back up, CONTENT Creation, CURRICULUM DESIGN & TUTORING

baristadistrict.com
Jessica Mendes | 720-505-8108

REAL ESTATE

Krista McKissack | 303-875-8639

Realty One Group Premier
Neighbors helping neighbors...
What tin I help y'all with today?

REAL ESTATE

Cindy Mitchell | 303-525-6888

Metro Brokers - CM Real Estate, Inc.
xviii Years in Oakbrook
Phone call for a free home valuation
"A Higher Level of Service"

INTERNATIONAL HOME-STAY

Daniel Kuhl | 720-313-1956
Compass-us.net
Dankuhl2000@yahoo.com
IH international student coordinator.
Summer dwelling house stay

AUTO BROKER

Brandon Jensen | 303-718-7218 (call/text)

HM Brown & Associates
HMBrown.com
facebook.com/milehighcarguy5280/
BJensen@HMBrown.com

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