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Parade of Homes B THURSDAY, JUNE 9, 2016

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2016 Northern Wasatch Parade of Homes Open House Hours The 2016 Parade is open from June 17th to July 2nd Monday – Thursday 3:00 PM to 9:00PM Friday – Saturday 10:00 AM to 9:00 PM Closed Sundays For more information go to www.nwhbaparade.com

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Welcome to this year’s Parade of Homes! W

elcome to the 2016 Northern Wasatch Parade of Homes, presented by America First Credit Union. We are thrilled to showcase 21 extraordinary homes from some of the finest professional builders in Utah. These builders have dedicated countless hours to bring you innovative and creative ideas, superior design trends and quality craftsmanship. The talent of each of the builders and their teams is incredible! So, whether you’re looking to buy a home, build a home, or just looking for all the latest decorating trends, we know you’ll find inspiration and new possibilities to take home with you. We have a wide variety of price ranges and styles in the Parade this year so there is something for everyone. The homes are located from North Ogden to Farmington, and from Huntsville to Hooper, so take a fun ride and see as many homes as you can.

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The Parade offers a unique opportunity to meet each of the builders and ask them questions about their homes. We hope you will take the time to find out more about them and why they are so passionate about what they do. They are excited to share their expertise with you. As the economy continues to improve, confidence in the housing market is growing. This is such encouraging news for the building industry as a whole and for the Northern Wasatch area of Utah. It is a great time to buy a home or remodel an existing one, and the members of the Northern Wasatch Home Builders Association can help you do it with confidence. The NWHBA represents the leading contrac-

tors, subcontractors and suppliers in the home building industry in our area. They are committed to the research and development of new materials, utilizing the latest building techniques, creating energy efficient homes and staying on top of constant changes in design. Our members take great pride in their community and in the relationships they have formed within the association. That’s why we hope you’ll hire contractors and businesses that are

members of the NWHBA when you need help with a project. A big thank you to the amazing Parade of Homes committee and the staff of the NWHBA, who have worked tirelessly to make this year’s Parade a success. Thank you for your support and enjoy the Parade! Sheri Hall 2016 Parade of Homes Committee Chairperson

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PARADE OF HOMES B3

The Sunset

The Bayview

Sorrento Traditional

Elite Craft Homes

Stone Peak Construction

Ivory Homes

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39 South Sunset Dr., Farmington

The Sunset is a 4 bedroom, modern mountainside home with an open floor plan. It is built by Elite Craft Homes and located on the hillside of Farmington.

996 Compton Rd, Farmington The Bayview is an elegant 4 bedroom home with a gourmet kitchen, three car garage and elegant finishes. It is located in east Farmington and built by Stone Peak Custom Homes.

1678 N. 400 W., Farmington Sorrento Traditional is a beautiful 4 bedroom home with spacious kitchen, Spanish-inspired tile work and a basement theater. It is built by Ivory Homes in an incredible Farmington bench location.

The Stoneridge

Cabo de Luce

La Balearica

Lifestyle Homes

Dalton Construction

Calute Homes

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1494 Hidden Springs Parkway, Fruit Heights The Stoneridge is a custom 4 bedroom home featuring high efficiency features and impeccable design. It is built by Lifestyle Homes and located in beautiful Fruit Heights.

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400 E. Crestwood, Kaysville Cabo de Luce is a modern home built to suit with 15 foot ceilings and a unique green deck. It is built by Dalton Construction, winner of the 2012 and 2014 Parade “People’s Choice” Award, and centrally located in Kaysville.

6820 E. Via Cortina, Huntsville La Balearica was custom crafted in collaboration with the owner, and features an emphasis on one-of-a-kind stone, wood and tile. Built by Calute Homes, it is located in breathtaking Huntsville.

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PARADE OF HOMES B5

The Sunrise

The Newbury

Watts Enterprises

Rainey Homes, Inc

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4432 Sunrise Drive, Eden

1688 North 550 East, North Ogden

The Sunrise is a 3 bedroom home with main level living, 11foot ceilings and unique copper garage doors. It is built by Watts Enterprises and tucked away in beautiful Eden.

The Newbury is a beautiful 6 bedroom Victorian-style home with a charming kitchen, spacious great room and custom finish cabinetry throughout. Built by Rainey Homes, Inc, its North Ogden location boasts unimpeded views of the Wasatch Mountains.

Spoil Zone

Cambridge

C.F. Olsen Homes

Visionary Homes

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529 E. 2175 N., North Ogden

1221 E. 2750 N., North Ogden

Spoil Zone is a spacious 3 bedroom home built on a realistic budget around the homeowners wants and needs. Located in North Ogden, it is built by CF Olsen Homes near the Wasatch Mountains.

Cambridge is a 5 bedroom home that boasts elegant simplicity and striking detail. Built by Visionary Homes, it is located in North Ogden.

Solitude

The Jazz

RW Custom Homes

Calute Homes

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4026 N. Nebo Ave., North Ogden

1099 W. 4150 N., Pleasant View

Solitude is a contemporary 5 bedroom home featuring all the perks, including a casino game room, deluxe steam shower with his-and-hers master baths, and a theater room with concession area. Built by RW Custom Homes, it is located in the hills of North Ogden.

The Jazz is a modern home specifically designed to integrate the incredible Northern Utah view with an outside-in experience. Located in beautiful North Ogden, it is built by Calute Homes.

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Keemora

Nilson Homes

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3493 W. 3800 S., West Haven Aspen with Bonus is the epitome of low maintenance living, with added bonuses such as a hidden walk-in pantry, heated garage and large bonus room. It is built by Nilson Homes and located conveniently in West Haven.

4746 W. 4725 S., West Haven Keemora is a stunning 6 bedroom home featuring a full walkout basement, theater room and upscale kitchen. Built by Woodmere Homes, it is located in beautiful West Haven.

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Alexander

McKall Manor

Sunbrook

Castle Creek Homes

Scott Lindsay Construction

Nilson Homes

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716 S. 3175 W., Syracuse

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747 South 3175 West, Syracuse

Alexander is a custom home featuring a unique floor plan and spacious kitchen. Located in Syracuse, it is built by Castle Creek Homes.

McKall Manor is a 4 bedroom home with unique rustic modern styling and an open floor plan. Built by Scott Lindsay Construction, it is located in The Bluff subdivision in Syracuse.

568 N. 3500 W., Layton Sunbrook is a 5 bedroom home with custom kitchen that includes a hidden, walk-in pantry and a grocery drop off from garage to pantry. Located in Layton, it is built by award-winning Nilson Homes.

A few tips for first-time home buyers

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Purchasing a home is a big decision, but there are other smaller decisions that you need to make first. Here are some suggestions:

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Know your budget

Set a monthly payment that you can afford based on your income and other regular expenses. Include in that payment not just the loan itself, but the home insurance, PMI and other costs. You need to know the bottom line before you can proceed.

1716 West 650 South, Layton Edison Lakefront is a modern 3 bedroom home with custom landscaping and outdoor entertainment area. It is built by Ivory Homes and located in the new Evergreen Farms community of Layton.

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756 W. Abbey Way (850 S.), Layton

The Birch is a beautiful 5 bedroom home that features a gorgeous formal dining room, large kitchen and family room, and large windows to capture the beauty of the surrounding area. Located on the border of Layton and Kaysville, it is built by Henry Walker Homes.

appraisal.

Miscellaneous other costs

Be prepared for moving expenses, regular maintenance expenses, etc. If you move into a condo or townhouse, they might be part of an HOA (homeowners association) that takes care of costs for

yard maintenance, snow removal, etc. This will become part of your regular monthly payment plan, so be sure you know what those costs will be.

Utilities

It’s funny how often we take water, sewer, power and other utilities for granted. Don’t. You’ll need to budget for all of

these things, and perhaps others.

Options

Be sure to do your homework on mortgage options. Keep your credit score high by paying your bills on time, and shop your mortgage around (in other words, get a few offers). You might be surprised by what you find.

Cash at closing

You’ll need to make a down payment and take care of closing costs as well. The down payment can vary greatly, anywhere from 5 to 20 percent depending on the loaner. Without 20 percent down, you’ll have that pesky PMI (private mortgage insurance). There are fees for loan origination, title insurance and an

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1152 S. Arabian Court (990 W), Kaysville The Ballad is a modern 6 bedroom home boasting an open floor plan, unique butler’s pantry and built-in table with waterfall countertop. Built by Symphony Homes, it is located conveniently in west Kaysville.

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1135 S. Foxtrotter Dr., Kaysville Andover is a beautiful 5 bedroom home featuring brick exterior, a three-story, open staircase, library, and full basement kitchen. Located in west Kaysville, it is built by Sterling Homes.

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A tax strategy for real estate investment A popular tax-deferral strategy for people who deal in investment property could be in trouble as Congress ponders doing away with it. But already rescue efforts, such as letter-writing and lobbying campaigns, are afoot to counter any talk of repealing Section 1031 of the Internal Revenue Code, which lets taxpayers defer their capital-gains tax on the sale of the property if they reinvest their proceeds in “like-kind” property. “A lot of people want to make sure Section 1031 exchanges stay in place because doing away with or altering this section of the tax code could be detrimental to investors, the real estate market and the economy,” said Dwight Kay, founder and CEO of Kay Properties and Investments (www.kpi1031.com). His California and New Yorkbased company specializes in helping clients purchase Delaware Statutory Trust properties (DSTs) using the Section 1031 Tax Deferred

Exchange. The average American probably knows little or nothing about Section 1031, but it’s a significant taxplanning tool for investors who want to sell investment property, but don’t want to get hit with the capital-gains tax that would result. Here’s how Section 1031 exchanges work: Taxpayers can defer their capital-gains tax on the sale of investment property if they reinvest the proceeds from the sale in other investment property. There are strict deadlines and other specifications that must be met. Several types of property qualify as “like-kind” under the rules. Examples include: apartment buildings, farmland, office buildings, warehouses and rental homes. Delaware Statutory Trust properties also fall on the list. Delaware Statutory Trust properties are prepackaged as 1031 exchange properties, so an investor can close a sale quickly with

no worry about missing those deadlines. The idea of repealing Section 1031 has been talked about before. Critics of 1031 property exchanges say they allow people to defer paying capital-gains taxes for decades. Critics also say the definition of “like-kind” property is imprecise, leading to controversy with the Internal Revenue Service and providing significant opportunities for abuse. Kay suggests there are at least three reasons why keeping Section 1031 in place is good not just for investors, but for the overall economy as well. •  Like-kind exchanges  benefit millions of American investors and businesses every year by encouraging businesses to expand and by moving dollars within the U.S. economy. “These property exchanges give a boost to the economy, and can create jobs,” Kay says. Without the tax deferral benefit, reinvestment by small and medium-sized businesses and investors would be in-

hibited. The economy could suffer as a result. •  Repeal could cause a  decline in real estate values because investors would no longer have the ability to defer their capital gain taxes, one of the reasons many invest in real estate to begin with, and therefore may switch strategies and move to more liquid alternatives. •  “Although big-money  investors certainly make good use of the 1031 exchanges, this is not something that helps just the wealthiest Americans,” Kay says. It is available to and used by taxpayers of all sizes. “We have helped clients with 1031 exchanges as small as $50,000,” Kay added. Investors should keep in mind that real estate and Delaware Statutory Trust (DST) properties may include risks such as, but not limited to, loss of entire investment principal, declining market values, tenant vacancies and illiquidity.

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