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Heidi Show. Bonus. How we're
excited to have Brent Baker in the studio.

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Brent, how are you, sir? Great? It's always a great

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day when I get to record.
Yeah, he gets come and hang out

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with us here at the radio and
he brings Bella, his puppy dog with

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And Brent is a real estate agent
with Keller Williams and Clients First Realty.

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And we're going to talk today about
some common overlooked maintenance items. And these

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are things that as a realtor,
you notice this stuff way before anybody else

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would notice this stuff. But this
is stuff we should absolutely notice if we're

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gonna be buying a home, and
if we're gonna be selling a home,

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we should we know these things so
we can make sure that it looks the

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best, it gets the most,
you know, it performs the best.

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So where would be a good place
to start on this? Well, this

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is a list that I put together, and I just showed a home that

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had some of these things and some
things I even found in my own home.

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Recently. We hear a lot of
lists and common maintenance things, but

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there are things that people forget,
and especially if you put your house on

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the wind on the market in the
winter, there are going to be things

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that you probably are difficult to deal
with, but nonetheless still show up.

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First. Impressions are a big,
big deal, not just with people.

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So one thing that stands out is
the trim in frames around doors, exterior

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doors, So when you walk up
to the front door, especially garage doors,

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it seems because they seem more than
to gloves, there's always going to

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be not always there tends to be
rot toward the bottom, like on the

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bottom of the brick mold. Correct
I'm calling it trim because most people don't

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know what brick mold is. But
the rot starts there or on the door

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frame if it's been left too long. Bottom of service doors tend to rust

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over time because here again they've been
neglected because people don't look at that,

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they don't get used as much correct, So there's the rotting of the wood,

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the frame, the brick mold,
and just the rust of the metal

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door. Then we get into like
overhead doors and they will eventually rust as

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well. But one of the concerns
in things I see is those rollers on

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the backside on the inside of the
garage. The screws have cume loose,

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the brackets are wobbly, the rollers
may not have been ever looped since the

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door was installed, and so the
rollers don't they make noise, or they

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just don't move as easy. The
grudge ar opener has to work harder.

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There's cables, yeah, and so
sometimes those safety cables have broken or just

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aren't there, or they're loose.
So there's things there that need to be

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maintained. And lubrication will make that
overhead door work easier and lasts longer,

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and it sounds so much better much. I remember we bought a house one

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time and the garage ar it sounded
like you were throwing a witch and boiling

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oil. Is this screen And I
went out with some WD forty and sprayed

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everything down, and you still heard
a door open, but it wasn't it

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wasn't this awful sound anymore correct.
And that's something that obviously nobody wants to

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hear and is going to question some
things. So eliminate problems for yourself as

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a homeowner and as a seller.
Absolutely. Another area I look at when

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I'm walking around a house is the
facia, which is directly behind the gutters,

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and hopefully you have gutters, but
that back there, sometimes water gets

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behind there because the drip mold is
missing, there's a gap, there's rust,

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whatever, But that facia will sometimes
start to rot, and you will

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see it. Towards the bottom of
the facia, you'll see paint is missing,

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or it's starting to expand, or
it's just outright deteriorating. The sofet

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that's the part underneath the overhang of
the roof, and there we see some

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similar problems at times. If it's
leaking and the facia's deteriorating, soft is

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probably suffering as well, or it's
just starting to say and these are all

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kind of the first line of defense
from keeping the weather outside and the nice

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weather inside so correct. That's all
part of the envelope. It matters a

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lot. It's a huge factor.
And then next thing I think about and

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a fellow from my hometown who does
a lot of roughing and construction, just

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did a video. He pulled the
soft events down on a house and they

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were plugged, and he noted two
things in his video. One the soft

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events were too small for the size
of the house, but also that they

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were plugged, so he was installing
larger soft events and clearing things out.

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Your house has to breathe, it
really does, and it does a lot

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of breathing through the attic. You
have the soft events that take the air

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in, and then you have your
attic vents either at the ridge or those

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metal events that you see on the
back side of your roof. That's where

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that heat has to expel. But
your house does need to breathe. And

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Brent, I think this is the
perfect place to take a break. And

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we will start up on this list
again next week. If somebody listening would

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like to connect with you, Brent, what is the best way for them

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to get a hold of you?
Six zero five three one zero zero two

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ninety seven. You can call her
text or Brent Baker at kW dot com.

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Sue Falls history, brought to you
by Thomas James and Bechtoldjewelry, the oldest

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jewelry store in South Dakota. Using
time tested techniques to restore and repair jewelry

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and using the latest technology to create
custom pieces. Thomas James and Bechtoldjewelry three

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twenty five South Phillips Avenue, Downtown
Suit Falls. It was On this day,

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February twelfth, nineteen thirty eight,
a judge was born. Well,

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he wasn't a judge at birth,
but Happy birthday to Justice Richard Sabers.

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South Dakota Supreme Court. Justice Justice
Sabers unfortunately passed away in January of twenty

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twenty two, just one month short
of his eighty fourth birthday. Richard Sabers

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was born and raised in Salem,
South Dakota, before going to Saint John

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College in Minnesota and joining the Army
Corps of Engineers and spending years of his

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life stationed in Europe. In the
early nineteen sixties, he transitioned to the

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Army Reserves while he sought a law
degree from USD. Upon graduation from USD

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and passing the bar, Justice Sabers
practiced law in Sioux Falls for almost twenty

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years. On March first, nineteen
eighty six, Governor Bill Janklow appointed Justice

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Richard Sabers to the South Dakota Supreme
Court. He became one of the longest

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serving judges in South Dakota history,
serving on the bench until his retirement in

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two thousand and eight. Richard wanted
to continue to serve on the Supreme Court.

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However, state law mandates justices must
step down upon reaching the age of

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seventy. Justice Sabers accepted his forced
retirement, but continued to argue the mandatory

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retirement age should be seventy five.
Justice Sabers was married to his wife,

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Colleen, in nineteen sixty five.
Together they had three children. Colleen tragically

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passed away in nineteen ninety eight.
Richard would remarry in two thousand and two,

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Elie Schmidt's. They split their time
between Sioux Falls and winters in Arizona.

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Richard Sabers truly was a shining example
of hard work, dedication, and

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moral values of Sioux Falls. Were
proud that he served as such an exemplary

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ambassador to our great city for so
many years. This day in Sioux Falls

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history has been brought to you by
Thomas James and Beck told Jewelry at three

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twenty five South Phillips Avenue in downtown
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ten thousand dollars or more in back
taxes? Are you being audited or investigated?

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Has the Irs and you a letter
demanding payment? You may not owe

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what they claim. Make this free
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them negotiate with the Irs. I
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eight three one eight hundred three one
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