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26 Friday, June 13, 2008 HAMILTON COUNTY HERALD Are you: Successful? Experienced? Hard Working? Happy? TRUSTEE/MORTGAGEE’S SALES SCHEDULED IN THE NEXT 3 WEEKS Property City Instr # Owner Trustee SALES TO TAKE PLACE ON 6/16/08 No office fees No desk fees Two prime locations Great commission split Current technology No franchise fees Happy Home Realty Experienced Agents Desired Email your confidential inquiries to info@happyhomerealty.com “Happy” Huddleston 596-8999 ~ 877-7576 6932 Ramsey Town Road 37341 • L5, Dill’s Estates Subd Harrison GI 6114/646 Theresa Ramsey Wilson & Associates, PLLC 9208 River Oaks Road 37341 • L45, River Oaks Subd, Unit 1 Harrison GI 8183/13 Tanya Gholar Wilson & Associates, PLLC 7300 Cline Road 37343 • L1, David Vandergriff Property Hixson GI 5268/885 Sharon V. Potter, Arthur Potter, Jr. Wilson & Associates, PLLC 738 Old Lovelady Road 37343 • As Recorded Book GI5942, Page 192 8874 Daisy Dallas Road 37343 • L1, Randall Abernathy Subd Hixson GI5942/192 Sheila Craft, Morris Craft Wilson & Associates, PLLC Hixson GI 7707/752 Randall Abernathy, Belinda Abernathy Wilson & Associates, PLLC 1148 East 8th Street 37403 • L46, McCallie’s New Addn Chattanooga GI 7769/508 Kirsten B. Stark, John R. Stark Wilson & Associates, PLLC 1116 Arlington Avenue 37406 • L3, B11, Woodlawn Subd Chattanooga GI 7420/846 Lois D. Martin, Kenneth T. Martin Wilson & Associates, PLLC 4300 Kayla Circle 37406 • L73, Hillcrest Heights Subd Chattanooga GI 6635/553 Aaliyah Kameerah Hakeem Wilson & Associates, PLLC 4113 Thirteenth Avenue 37407 • L4, B1, Desalba Home Place Subd Chattanooga GI 5286/244 Robert Craig Long Wilson & Associates, PLLC 3500 Navajo Drive 37411 • L5, Enger’s Subd Chattanooga GI 7592/648 Rebecca D. Shepard, Carl M. Shepard Wilson & Associates, PLLC 813 Fern Street 37411 • L24, Loomis Eighty Acres Tract Chattanooga GI 8303/531 Marylis Norris, Richard Norris, Lena B. Norris, Perry G. Norris SALES TO TAKE PLACE ON 6/20/08 Wilson & Associates, PLLC 8523 Ricardo Lane 37343 • L117, Sequoyah Hills Unit 3 Hixson S&K 08-001802 David L. Roberts and Jennifer Roberts Shapiro & Kirsch LLP 1509 Adair Avenue 37412 • L7, B “E”, Castle Park Addn East Ridge S&K 08-003955 Jerry W. Jarnagin and Tara Jarnagin Shapiro & Kirsch LLP 710 Belvoir Avenue 37412 • L6, Resubd Of Brook Field Place 3304 Lockwood Drive 37415 • L42, Century Company’s Subd SALES TO TAKE PLACE ON 6/23/08 9908 Virginia Kay Lane 37341 • L17, Unit 3, Bettis Acres Subd Chattanooga S&K 08-004546 Jimmie Birmingham and Stephanie Birmingham Shapiro & Kirsch LLP Chattanooga S&K 08-004879 Jason M. Thrash And Zona M. Thrash Shapiro & Kirsch LLP Harrison GI 7652/675 Angela Beth Freeman, Carney Brown Freeman, III Wilson & Associates, PLLC 1038 Hill Crest Road 37343 • L7, Hillcrest Estates, Unit 1 Hixson GI 8107/43 Grayson Addlesberger Wilson & Associates, PLLC 6127 Flag Point Drive 37363 • L364, Flagstone Subd, Unit 12 7416 Country Hill Lane 37363 • L72, Resubd Of Chad’s Addn Ooltewah GI 8425/950 Susan C. Dorsa, Jeffrey C. Dorsa Wilson & Associates, PLLC Ooltewah GI 8219/519 Sharon Baliles Wilson & Associates, PLLC 10518 Collins Road 37379 • L1, Sneed Subd Soddy Daisy GI 7528/896 Francis G. Taylor, Dolores I. Taylor Wilson & Associates, PLLC 4115 13th Avenue 37407 • L3, B1, Desable Home Place Chattanooga GI 5265/461 Robert Craig Long Wilson & Associates, PLLC 2403 Kirby Avenue 37411 • L2, Bank’s Resubd Of Stewart’s Addn Chattanooga GI 7346/501 Garnett Martin Wilson & Associates, PLLC 1012 Roselawn Drive 37421 • Prt Of S22, T6,N2,S,R3W Chattanooga GI 8198/695 Amanda Nicole Dixon, Jonathon Eric Dixon Wilson & Associates, PLLC 1350 N.concord Road 37421 • As Recorded Book GI7592, Page 961 SALES TO TAKE PLACE ON 6/27/08 4701 Old Mission Road 37411 • L17 & 18, B5, Biltmore Estates 1201 Regency Court 37421 • As Recorded Book GI7390, Page 476 SALES TO TAKE PLACE ON 6/30/08 6151 Veronica Drive 37363 • L581, Hamilton On Hunter Subd, Phase 11 Chattanooga GI 7592/961 Stacy K. Prater Wilson & Associates, PLLC Chattanooga S&K 08-004845 James A. Woodruff and Patricia A. Woodruff Shapiro & Kirsch LLP Chattanooga S&K 08-002224 Wendell L. Morris Shapiro & Kirsch LLP Ooltewah GI 6610/594 Leigh A. Bain, Robert L. Bain Wilson & Associates, PLLC 8003 Turtle Lane 37363 • L92, North Heron Bay Subd Ooltewah GI 7750/752 Dewanna Higdon Shelton, Claude P. Shelton, Jr. aka Claude P. Shelton Wilson & Associates, PLLC 9209 Hunters Bend Circle 37363 • L7, Hunter’s Ben Subd Ooltewah GI 6806/612 Bekita M. Heath, David C. Heath Wilson & Associates, PLLC 2126 North Fork Drive 37379 • L26, North Fork At Lake Subd 1123 Greenwood Road 37411 • L1, S.A. Rush’s Resub Of Loomis Tract 1917 Prigmore Road 37412 • L16, B “C” Daro Vista Resub Of Fruitlands 1007 Brynewood Park Road 37415 • L116, Unit 4, Brynewood Park Soddy Daisy GI 6951/881 Karen Curtis Wilson & Associates, PLLC Chattanooga 4031/435 Estate of Lee Cole, Mary Cole, Lee S. Cole Wilson & Associates, PLLC Chattanooga GI 6144/44 Barbara Elaine Youngblood, Allen Youngblood Wilson & Associates, PLLC Chattanooga GI7728/391 Robert E. Stokes, Ginny L. Stokes Wilson & Associates, PLLC 6744 Harbor Circle 37416 • L8, B “C”, Lake Harbor Estates Chattanooga GI 7988/11 Virginia Mixon, Dennis W. Mixon Wilson & Associates, PLLC 7442 Hamilton Run Drive 37421 • L20, Hamilton Run Subd Chattanooga GI 7773/225 Toni L. Hudson, James David Hudson Wilson & Associates, PLLC 8261 Tiber Road 37421 • L236, Yorktown Woods, Unit 5 Chattanooga GI 6766/140 Angelika A. Watkins, Victor W. Watkins aka Victor Wayne Watkins Wilson & Associates, PLLC
HAMILTON COUNTY HERALD Friday, June 13, 2008 27 SALES TO TAKE PLACE ON 7/7/08 6441 Mill Stream Drive 37341 • L25, River Oaks Subd, Unit 4 Harrison GI 7289/3 Orlando D. Green Wilson & Associates, PLLC 1323 Cloverdale Circle 37343 • L76, Cloverdale Hills Addn Hixson S&K 08-004047 Teresa Cason Shapiro & Kirsch LLP 1409 Wingate Lane 37343 • L23, North Glen Estates, Addn No.2 Hixson GI 8206/330 DeSha Sparks, Corey Mosley, Lester Bragg Wilson & Associates, PLLC 7308 Dublin Lane 37343 • L13, Shannon Hills Hixson S&K 07-21614 Rossie Elizabeth Condra and Alisa Mcnabb Shapiro & Kirsch LLP 7751 Village Way Drive 37343 • L6, Greenway Village Hixson GI 8097/772 Andrea Smith, Christopher Smith Wilson & Associates, PLLC 9007 Pleasant Lane 37363 • Prt Of S5, T4, R2W Ooltewah GI 8245/472 Deborah Hester Wilson & Associates, PLLC 9912 Frost Creek Drive 37363 • L59, Frost Creek Farms, Phase II 1809 Hazel Alder Lane 37379 • L90, Timber Ridge Subd, Phase 2 2423 North Shore Acres Road 37379 • L37, Thatchers Shore Acres Subd 900 Mountain Creek Road 37405 • Unit 460, Lake Park Condominium Ooltewah GI 7639/63 Debbie T. Harbin, James E. Harbin Wilson & Associates, PLLC Soddy Daisy GI 8369/784 Hilary J. Rutledge, Matthew J. Bradshaw Wilson & Associates, PLLC Soddy Daisy GI 7308/706 Nancy M. Worland, Peter M. Worland Wilson & Associates, PLLC Chattanooga GI 8033/691 John Rowan Wilson & Associates, PLLC 2603 Ridge Crest Drive 37406 • L11, B9, Battery Heights Chattanooga GI 4984/309 David A. Queen, Shirley A. Queen Wilson & Associates, PLLC 5008 Golfview Drive 37411 • L13, B1, Ridgeview Place No. 2 5600 Pinelawn Avenue 37411 • L9, B “D”, Brainerd Park Subd Chattanooga GI 5573/814 Anita Y. Stone, Jarrett Stone Wilson & Associates, PLLC Chattanooga GI 7898/785 Niki Spence Washington, Brian Washington Wilson & Associates, PLLC 203 Bales Avenue 37412 • L19, B “D” Welwood Heights Chattanooga GI 7645/628 Jerry L. Marcum, Nancy Marcum Wilson & Associates, PLLC 321 Callaway Court 37421 • L1, Unit 687, The Gardens At Heritage Green Condominiums 6611 Hickory Trace Circle 37421 • L54, Hickory Trace Townhomes, Phase II Chattanooga GI 8293/19 Claudette Wade aka Claudette Alice Wade Wilson & Associates, PLLC Chattanooga GI 8224/927 Kelly D. Turner Wilson & Associates, PLLC 7905 Hickory Hollow Lane 37421 • L7 Cedar Creek Subd Chattanooga GI 8457/458 Tara Henderson, Catrelle D. Henderson Wilson & Associates, PLLC 910 Graysville Road 37421 • L5, Foster Glenn Subd Chattanooga GI 8014/96 Cheryl B. McCormack, Joseph I. McCormack Wilson & Associates, PLLC SALES TO TAKE PLACE ON 7/14/08 7123 Condra Drive 37341 • L147, Moon Shadows Subd Harrison GI 8089/731 Rachel T. Jonas, David Merwin Jonas Wilson & Associates, PLLC 9205 River Oaks Road 37341 • L144, River Oaks Subd, Unit 1 119 South Moore Road 37411 • Prt Of L8, B “A”, Hamilton Place TRUSTEE/MORTGAGEE’S SALES SCHEDULED IN THE NEXT 3 WEEKS Property City Instr # Owner Trustee Secrets of successful collectors From Star Wars stamps to Pez dispensers, collectors all over the world scour everything from auctions to antique festivals searching for pieces equal to the “holy grail” in their collectible categories. What drives them? For some, it’s the thrill of the hunt. For others, it’s having the most prized possession in the palm of their hands. For all, however, it’s the camaraderie amongst like collectors looking for that same big find. For the avid collector or amateur, the world’s most devout — fanatics of Fiesta Dinnerware — share their secrets to building a collection that will make your collecting comrades green with envy. Determine your goals There are two goals in collecting: buying what you love and buying what will resell at a higher price. First, determine if you love to collect this item or if you plan to buy, sell or even trade. Then collect accordingly, says Wendy English of Arizona. English is literally “driven” by her love of Fiesta. Vanity plates on both her vehicles are: FIESTA1 and LVDISHES. Pick your passion People start collections for as many reasons as there are items to collect — nostalgia, as a means of investment and carrying on a tradition. For Harvey Linn of North Carolina, it’s personal. He ate off of a Fiesta plate Harrison GI 7272/529 Chandra Renee Davis, Alonzo J. Davis, Jr. aka Alonzo Davis, Jr. Chattanooga GI7726/351 Joyce Barger, Robert Eugene Barger aka Robert E. Barger (always Cobalt blue) at his grandmother’s house in the mid 1960s. With her passing in 1986, he found that same, now vintage, plate and became a collector of his grandmother’s beloved dinnerware. Do your homework If you don’t know much about the category you’re collecting, you might be duped when purchasing a coveted item. Know the value of certain items, how rare they are compared to others and what conditions are acceptable for resale, especially if you plan to sell or trade. Make friends What better way to find the latest and greatest information about your collectables than from your peers? Join a club dedicated to your desires. You’ll find everything you want to know about the category and you’ll make friends that share your passion. Display the prize Don’t make the mistake of storing items in a cardboard box in the garage. Maintain them by keeping them out where you and others can enjoy them. And what better way to keep inventory of what you have and need? However, be sure to keep fragile and extremely rare items behind glass or in cases to keep them from being broken or soiled. Display by theme, style or time period To create an eye-catching display, look for commonalities like color or time period. English collects only vintage pieces and displays them by the place setting in her kitchen. “I have a set in every color, except Sapphire,” she says. While shelving or cabinets are ideal, some collectors designate entire rooms to their collections. “It really depends on the size of your items, and overall collection,” adds English. Don’t settle Settling for a specific piece that is less than perfect is a big mistake. For instance, don’t purchase the sugar bowl sans lid — it will surely disappoint. Most collectors buy an item thinking they’ll find the missing lid or accessory, which is rarely the case. Purchase only intact, well- Wilson & Associates, PLLC Wilson & Associates, PLLC maintained pieces for the best return on investment. Look for “numbered” items or limited editions Linn collects for quality, not quantity. “I used to pick up odds and ends,” he says. “Now, I only buy numbered or special edition items.” Shop “secondary” markets Linn looks to the Internet, online shopping sites and even blogs for hardto-find pieces. “I look for items made in a year ending in five or zero,” he says. This year, Fiesta collectors are buzzing about the first of three anniversary collections. Considered an American icon, the brand turns 75 in 2011. “When there is a limited color collection with special backstamp, it makes the collecting community very happy,” he says. Today, the 75th anniversary mixing bowls are available at retail stores, but next year the item retires and says Linn, “will trickle into secondary markets and become the newest musthave.” Courtesy of ARAcontent ❖
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