Real Estate - Traci Ratzlaff - REAL Broker, LLC

RECENTLY SOLD

$ 120,000

$ 120,000

3 Beds2 Baths1,601 SqFt

615 N Mourn Ln, Hutchinson, KS 67501

Single Family Home

Listed by Real Broker, LLC
$ 285,000

$ 285,000

6 Beds3.5 Baths1,201 SqFt

1140 190th, Hillsboro, KS 67063

Single Family Home

Listed by Real Broker, LLC
$ 187,000

$ 187,000

3 Beds2 Baths2,501 SqFt

2519 E 45th Ave, Hutchinson, KS 67502

Single Family Home

Listed by Real Broker, LLC

OPERATING TEAM

Traci Ratzlaff

Traci Ratzlaff

Broker Associate / BRBR00216244

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August 2023 Market Statistics

Reno Council Home Sales Fell in August Total home sales in Reno County fell last month to 69 units, compared to 93 units in August 2022. Total sales volume was $11.5 million, down from a year earlier. The median sale price in August was $152,900, down from $160,000 a year earlier. Homes that sold in August were typically on the market for 6 days and sold for 100.0% of their list prices. Reno Council Active Listings Down at End of August The total number of active listings in Reno County at the end of August was 83 units, down from 85 at the same point in 2022. This represents a 1.3 months' supply of homes available for sale. The median list price of homes on the market at the end of August was $123,000. During August, a total of 66 contracts were written up from 59 in August 2022. At the end of the month, there were 80 contracts still pending. FULL DETAILS to RENO COUNCIL DATA Prepared on 9/7/2023 by the WSU Center for Real Estate using data from the Mid-Kansas Multiple Listing Service HERE (copy/paste): https://acrobat.adobe.com/id/urn:aaid:sc:va6c2:0e4f7823-8a39-49d9-ab7b-f62250f4e3c1
Summer Activities in Hutchinson

Summer Activities in Hutchinson: Enjoying the Best of Kansas Summer is the perfect time to enjoy all the outdoor activities that Hutchinson, Kansas has to offer. With its beautiful parks, lakes, and scenic trails, the city is an ideal destination for those who love to explore nature and indulge in thrilling adventures. In this blog, we will be discussing ten exciting activities you can do this summer in Hutchinson. 1. Hiking and Biking Trails: Hutchinson boasts several scenic trails for hiking and biking. The Sandhills State Park Trail is a popular choice among visitors, offering a 4.2-mile trail that takes you through stunning sand dunes and prairies. More trails here: https://www.visithutch.com/things-to-do/recreation/hiking-and-biking-trails 2. Water Activities: Cool off on a hot summer day by visiting one of the many lakes near Hutchinson such as Cheney Reservoir, Kannapolis Lake, Marion County Reservoir, Tuttle Creek, Perry Lake, Clinton Lake, Wilson Lake, Milford Lake, or El Dorado Lake. Rent a boat or kayak and spend the day fishing, swimming, or simply enjoying the beautiful scenery. (find a complete list here: https://www.usgs.gov/centers/kansas-water-science-center/science/lakes-and-reservoirs-kansas#overview) 3. Golfing: Hutchinson is home to several world-class golf courses such as the Prairie Dunes Country Club, which has been ranked among the best golf courses in the country. Carey Park Golf Course…expect excellence without country club prices. Enjoy an 18-hole municipal course that has something for everyone-challenge for the serious player and a relaxed, inviting atmosphere for those newer to the game. Our spacious clubhouse with floor to ceiling windows offers a near panoramic view of the beautifully manicured golf course while you relax and enjoy the benefits of a full-service cafe. Competitive rates, a fully supplied pro shop, freshly upgraded holes and concrete cart paths contribute to Hutchinson’s gem in Carey Park. Book your tee time here https://www.careyparkgolf.com. Or check out Crazy Horse Golf Club. Located in the picturesque sand hills North of Hutchinson, Crazy Horse Golf Club is a course for player's of all abilities. Zoysia grass fairways, native rough, and bent grass greens are maintained with the golfer's enjoyment in mind. Four sets of tees ranging from 6,500 to 4,950 yards, ensure that golfers of all abilities can find a course suited to them. A nice variety of par 3, 4, and 5 holes provide the golfer with a reasonable chance for birdie or a challenge to make par. Book a tee time here: http://www.crazyhorsegolf.com 4. Visit the Cosmosphere: The Cosmosphere is a space museum that features an impressive collection of space artifacts, including the Liberty Bell 7 spacecraft that was recovered from the bottom of the Atlantic Ocean. 5. Explore the Salt Mines: Visit the Underground Salt Museum, where you can take a tour of the salt mines and learn about the history of salt mining in Kansas. 6. Art and Culture: Hutchinson is home to several art galleries, including the Hutchinson Art Center and the Prairie Vistas Gallery. You can also catch a live performance at the Historic Fox Theatre. 7. Farmers Market: Every Saturday morning, the Downtown Hutchinson Farmers Market opens for business, offering a wide variety of fresh produce, baked goods, and artisanal products. 8. Sports: Hutchinson has a thriving sports scene, with several sports venues such as the Hutchinson Sports Arena and the Fun Valley Sports Complex hosting a range of sports events. 9. Explore Dillon Nature Center: The Dillon Nature Center is a 100-acre nature park that features several hiking trails, a butterfly garden, a wetlands area, and a nature museum. 10. Food Festivals: Hutchinson hosts several food festivals throughout the summer, including the Kansas State Fair, which features a wide variety of food vendors and carnival rides. Hutchinson has something for everyone this summer. Whether you are looking for adventure, relaxation, or cultural experiences, you will find it all in this beautiful Kansas city. So, come and explore the best of what Hutchinson has to offer this summer – you won’t be disappointed!
Is Bad Credit Keeping YOU From Owning Your DREAM Home?

Hey there! If you’ve made some credit mistakes in the past, it’s possible that they’re still affecting your credit score. Having a high credit score comes with many benefits, but if your credit report has some negative marks on it, it could be holding you back from improving your score. The good news is that you can clean up your credit report, but it won’t happen overnight. It can take anywhere from one to six months, depending on how many disputes you need to make. The first step is to examine your credit report closely for any errors. You can get a free copy of your credit report once a year from AnnualCreditReport.com or continually monitor at https://www.creditkarma.com. If you find an error, you can dispute it with the credit bureau that’s reporting it. They’ll investigate your claim and correct or remove the error if they find one. It’s also important to review your personal information on the report, like your name, address, and Social Security number. Make sure they’re correct, as an incorrect Social Security number could cause some serious problems. When filing a dispute, make sure to document everything for your own records. Keep any supporting documents in a safe place and follow up on the dispute until it’s resolved. Take notes of dates, times, and the people you speak with at credit bureaus and lending businesses. Then, check your credit report about a month later to ensure that they followed through on their promise. If you have a past-due item on your credit report, try to get the creditor to remove it by asking for a goodwill removal. You can write a goodwill letter asking for the removal of a paid-up debt that once had a late payment. Keep in mind that the creditor isn’t obligated to forgive past-due payments, but they may do so if you’ve been a good customer. Repairing your credit report is a time-consuming process, but it’s worth the effort to clean it up. A higher credit score can make you more appealing to lenders and lead to more favorable rates and offers. So, take the time to clean up your credit report and start reaping the benefits!