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4018 E. 25th Michael and Dianna Fahland, $93,000.

1804 E. Third Robert and Phyllis LaBelle, $32,000.

1804 E. 63rd Contimortgage Corp., $120,000.

4015 E. Eighth Cleo Merrill, $55,500.

1607 E. 18th Pamela and Michael McKenney, $79,000.

1601 E. Eighth Michael and Margrite O’Brien, $38,500.

523 E. Seventh Donald and Michelle Townshend, $59,000.

712 S. Ray John and Susan Hart, $43,000.

2024 S. Bernard Estate of Fyrne Rometch, $111,000.

817 E. 40th Shannon Hogan, $96,000.

3319 W. 21st Gail Wojtowicz, $133,000.

13031 W. 13th Michelle Jones, $43,100.

2117 E. Second Richard Taylor, $20,000.

4004 E. 15th Jennifer and Douglas Thiery, $101,500.

378 E. Ninth Tami Earthman, $84,000.

7423 W. Greenwood Road David and Cheryl Ries, $170,000.

7310 S. Craig Road, Cheney May Harma and others, $43,500.

3623 S. Lee Marcel Bervar, $129,000.

13022 W. 18th, Airway Heights Raymond and Geraldine Hamilton, $87,500.

3815 S. Dearborn Michael and Melissa Blades, $140,000.

2728 S. Lamonte Robert and Christianne Austin, $141,500.

614 W. 14th Estate of Howard Holmquist, $60,001.

1916 E. 64th William Palma and others, $129,000.

1503 E. 56th James Reugh, $179,500.

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