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Sales by Date 2020 Sales By Sale Date - 2020 Date Owner Address Sale Price GPIN 01/02/2020 JI CHENG REALTY INC 736 MERRIMAC TRL $465,000 F14d-3352-1091 01/02/2020 BEASLEY TERRELL P & ASHANTI S 124 LEWIS DR $385,000 T08b-2783-4727 01/02/2020 ZAVALA MIGUEL & BARBARA A 115 STAGECOACH WATCH $199,900 S06a-0379-4281 01/02/2020 AMAYA RODOLFO SARMIENTO 146 RUSTLING OAK RDG $210,000 S06a-0074-3540 01/02/2020 JONES STEPHANIE & CHRISTOPHER W 102 MIMADO CT $374,000 S04c-0080-0035 01/02/2020 KIMBRELL MICHAEL R & CASSANDRA A 316 KANAWAH RUN $590,000 V03c-0168-0032 01/02/2020 GARCIA TERESA & ERICK 220 GALTS MILL ARCH $459,990 H14c-1630-1814 01/02/2020 KEYSTONE HOMES CORPORATION 207 WROUGHT IRON BND $151,291 T02d-4740-1352 01/03/2020 MCQUIGG ZACHARY W 106 TRIVALON CT $250,000 S03c-2037-1610 01/03/2020 RALLS DEAN S & CHARLENE J 206 PRINCE HENRY CT $378,000 V02b-4417-3101 01/03/2020 HENDERSON JAMES JR & DONNA J 1003 MARQUIS PKWY $293,490 I13c-0158-0859 01/03/2020 HARRAH BENJAMIN A 217 CAROL DR $186,000 R07b-4566-3538 01/06/2020 SAUER WAYNE M & BRENDA R ROBBINS 513 CAROLINE CIR $385,000 D16c-1925-0946 01/06/2020 CAMPBELL RONEY L JR & SONIA M 105 KELLY ST $249,900 O11a-0270-4907 01/06/2020 HALL RONALD & CAROLE 402 YORK WARWICK DR $521,900 Q09c-1270-0530 01/06/2020 FISHER WILLIAM W & INA F 227 TIMBERLINE LOOP $169,500 S06a-0475-2805 01/06/2020 PAJEVIC ZORAN & BILJANA SOLDO 101 ADELE CT $330,000 S03d-4400-0318 01/06/2020 MOTRENKO MAKSIM 327 CLEMENTS MILL TRCE $255,225 H13a-1679-4769 01/06/2020 WALKER CECIL L & THERESA A 304 YORK WARWICK DR $266,000 Q09c-1485-0803 01/06/2020 CRAIG CRYSTAL & KENNETH 303 CALTHROP NECK RD $233,300 U04d-3846-1546 01/07/2020 VENABLE TERRENCE JR 161 BARLOW RD $120,000 D19d-4851-1912 01/07/2020 BOOTHE WILLIAM M JR & MARINA 1151 DUNCAN DR $200,000 G14d-3771-0639 Friday, January 15, 2021 Page 1 of 65 Date Owner Address Sale Price GPIN 01/07/2020 WATSON CHRISTOPHER R 3803 GOODWIN NECK RD $469,900 U10c-1388-2306 01/07/2020 GAINES ELIZABETH M 108 WOODS EDGE LN $90,000 T03a-1477-3118 01/08/2020 SOPKO ELIZABETH S 108 KICOTAN TURN $465,000 V03a-0666-4099 01/08/2020 FEDERAL NATIONAL MORTGAGE ASSOCIATION 127 WALNUT DR $122,000 O11b-2714-3343 01/09/2020 QIJY INC 223-E BULIFANTS BLVD $217,629 C19c-1822-0478 01/09/2020 KANE MICHAEL P & REGINA L 901 BACK CREEK RD $80,000 T09b-2639-3390 01/09/2020 SMITH BARBARA J & THOMAS P FICARROTTA 205 MOUNT VERNON DR $275,000 T04c-0739-1734 01/09/2020 HAYES ANDREW & CRYSTAL 508 JONADAB RD $255,000 U05c-0107-2288 01/09/2020 DONG DE EN & JUAN LI 606 KANAWAH RUN $591,675 V02a-1491-4985 01/10/2020 HARDCASTLE ERIC & DAWN 115 CROSSING WATERS WAY $395,000 M10b-2906-4185 01/10/2020 JOHN HANCOCK LLC 212 HANSFORD LN $73,000 V09c-2438-0014 01/10/2020 QUAM BRANDI M 609 OLD LAKESIDE DR $322,450 T07d-3341-0049 01/13/2020 WATKINS ALVIN M & KAREN T 401 MARKS POND WAY $140,000 C20b-3540-3986 01/13/2020 HASLACKER ROBERT E & KIM L H 109 CLIPPER CT $375,000 F15b-3434-3923 01/13/2020 KEEN ELIZABETH 104 S FERN COVE CT $425,000 T03d-4531-1086 01/13/2020 PENSTAR REALTY CORPORATION 311 CATTAIL LN $77,306 V01b-3045-4215 01/14/2020 BAXTER MASON G & LINDSY C 210 BRUTON DR $225,000 G14c-0849-1240 01/15/2020 LEOTA TOMAAKUINO F & FRANKIE L 1631 BACK CREEK RD $204,000 U09a-2086-2595 01/15/2020 SYLVESTER ERIC R & IYLEEA E 509 BRIDGE WOOD DR $389,900 S02b-4706-3737 01/16/2020 HUNT CANDICE M 118 BROCK ST $249,900 O11a-0185-4829 01/16/2020 SILK BARBARA D 108 CYPRESS XING $178,000 Q08b-2550-2981 01/16/2020 SILLS BRIAN E & MARGARET J WOODRUFF 400 CLAXTON CREEK RD $665,000 U09d-4423-1822 01/16/2020 WOZNIAK MICHAEL J 207 DAPHNE DR $325,000 T05a-0892-2524 01/21/2020 WALKER CASEY J & EMILY-ANNE RIGAL 111 COPSE WAY $425,000 G15b-4427-3649 Friday, January 15, 2021 Page 2 of 65 Date Owner Address Sale Price GPIN 01/21/2020 BLOCK AARON M & EMILY C 508-A YORKVILLE RD $585,000 T05a-2443-4088 01/21/2020 REMELGADO PAUL E & MARIA RIVERA 106-A MARINE CIR $345,000 T05b-3189-2666 01/21/2020 REMELGADO PAUL E & MARIA RIVERA 106 MARINE CIR $345,000 T05b-3200-2721 01/21/2020 WARWICK MOBILE HOME PARK LLC 1710 CALTHROP NECK RD $1,200,000 V05a-0316-3404 01/21/2020 TANNER JOY 118-D E BRISTOL LN $129,000 V02c-2212-2446 01/21/2020 BLOCK AARON M & EMILY C 510-A YORKVILLE RD $585,000 T05b-2640-3861 01/21/2020 PATEL PRATIK 100 BARRINGTON LN $625,000 R03d-4853-2217 01/22/2020 HARMAN MATHEW G & ALEXANDRIA A 407 COMMONS WAY $273,000 D15d-2713-0352 01/22/2020 RACKLEY RONALD H & SUE R TRS 108 STADIUM VW $310,000 Q09a-1079-3198 01/22/2020 CASONE BRIAN C & KYMBERLY 414 RAILWAY RD $477,000 U07a-0756-3868 01/22/2020 PEREZ VICTOR H CARDENAS & RENATA GARCIA JIMENEZ 106 SANDERLING WALK $185,000 R07d-3678-0061 01/22/2020 WALLS PRINCESS & TANK 211 GALTS MILL ARCH $457,665 H14c-1518-1396 01/23/2020 RUBIN GERALD 607 GOLDEN DR $230,000 G14a-1338-2931 01/23/2020 BROWN SHAHEEM K 501 ALEXIA LN $227,000 O12c-0021-0594 01/23/2020 LITTLE CRAIG M & PAMELA N 1015 MOORE HOUSE RD $525,000 Q11c-2489-1471 01/23/2020 CHERRY LAUREN H 203 DAPHNE DR $281,500 T05a-0917-2727 01/23/2020 DOLIJIN SARANNYAM & KHULAN ENKHTAIVAN 722 IRONWOOD DR $130,000 S03a-0723-3976 01/23/2020 ALTMAN CINDY N 105 MAINSAIL LOOP $244,990 S02a-1448-4677 01/24/2020 POISSANT KELLY STEVEN & SARAH 306 PEACHTREE LN $349,500 T02a-2155-3312 01/27/2020 BOZDOGAN BASAR D 109 BICAMERAL LN $314,900 D15b-3985-3261 01/27/2020 SADLER-KIMES DEBORAH L & KYLE R KIMES 111 OAKMONT CIR $195,000 G14b-3082-3452 01/27/2020 HILL LASHAWNNA 148 LODGE RD $154,900 H13c-0125-2000 01/28/2020 MARSHALL TIMOTHY J & KAY M 111 SPARRER RD $479,900 U08b-4439-3996 01/28/2020 TESSEMA ELIAS & MERON LULSEGED 107 WINEBERRY WAY $297,000 S06a-0856-3313 Friday, January 15, 2021 Page 3 of 65 Date Owner Address Sale Price GPIN 01/28/2020 DAUGHTREY WENDY 101 ALEXIA LN $213,500 N11b-4845-4808 01/29/2020 DOVER SHANE G & CAMILLA R FUNK 119 TERN CT $582,000 U07a-1536-3606 01/29/2020 ANTHONY JEFFREY TODD 413 FERGUSON BEND $205,000 T02b-3829-3024 01/30/2020 HOVAN KEVIN M & HEIDI M 407 SONSHINE WAY $335,000 M11d-3313-0431 01/30/2020 BYERS LINDA L 115 BURNT RUN $225,000 Q08a-2303-3531 01/31/2020 LASLEY NATHANIEL JOHN 107-K STRATFORD DR $129,000 D15c-2466-1089 01/31/2020 SOLANO-AGUILAR GIOVANNI 107 KARLEY PL $266,000 S07c-0497-1963 02/03/2020 SMITH LISA E 104 RESOLUTION DR $169,000 S06d-3410-1612 02/03/2020 SINGLETON BRIANA J & JOSEPH L 305 TABB LN $479,900 T03a-2483-4467 02/03/2020 MOORE STEVEN W & AMY D 407 WHISPERING PINE DR $390,000 T06a-1462-4980 02/03/2020 GUERRERO YAZMIN JOHANNA SOTO 117 WIND FOREST LN $393,193 T06a-1196-2581 02/04/2020 MARIPOSA GROVE CAPITAL LLC 120 BYPASS RD $2,000,000 D15c-1307-2055 02/04/2020 LAMBERT MEGAN S & JACOB P 109 BARN SWALLOW RDG $185,000 R07d-3055-0157 02/04/2020 MILLS MICHAEL D & SANDRA D C 111 HODGES COVE RD $215,000 U07d-3843-0713 02/04/2020 PARK II HEUI 323 CATTAIL LN $93,000 V01a-2470-3996 02/05/2020 JAW SERVICES LLC 6062 MOORETOWN RD $115,000 C18c-1042-1895 02/05/2020 BRAIM CHRISTOPHER & ANNE E 208 VIVIAN CT $300,000 M11d-3341-1536 02/05/2020 BUSTAMANTE SAMUEL SR & SEPTEMBER K 607 ROBIN HOOD DR $376,000 V02a-1874-4166 02/06/2020 BH COMMERCIAL HOLDINGS LLC 820 SHIP POINT RD $412,500 V07a-2115-2562 02/06/2020 BURT JUSTIN & NICOLE 200 PASTURE LN $415,000 V03c-1228-2070 02/10/2020 STERLING KELLY P & KENNETH T JR 103 HENRY LEE LN $355,000 T06a-1024-4469 02/11/2020 RONK JAMES M 1158 DUNCAN DR $158,000 G14d-3658-0438 02/11/2020 LOPEZ EMANUEL J & MEGAN K 116 BRIGHTWOOD TER $274,900 M10a-2038-4645 02/11/2020 FLEISHAUER ROBERT 305 ALLEN HARRIS DR $450,000 Q08b-4987-4695 Friday, January 15, 2021 Page 4 of 65 Date Owner Address Sale Price GPIN 02/11/2020 MASON MARC V & LESLIE B 605 WILDEY RD $352,900 V08d-2680-1647 02/11/2020 THOMPSON RUBY B 204 ARABIAN CIR $195,000 V02b-2801-3092 02/11/2020 RAIZADA AMOL & JUHI G 102 JOY CT $602,100 T04b-3829-2770 02/12/2020 DAY RYAN & STACI 207 JOEL LN $412,000 T05a-0189-3476 02/14/2020 HURT DOMINIC E 213 BETHUNE DR $304,900 G13d-4728-0954 02/14/2020 PALMUCCI NICHOLAS E & MELISSA J 101 MANOKIN TURN $589,000 V03c-1726-0194 02/18/2020 BROWN NIGEL R & KELLY E 133 HUNTER LN $435,000 G16d-3410-0394 02/18/2020 MOSKALSKI KENNETH L & SHARON G 109-K STRATFORD DR $132,000 D15d-2526-1185 02/18/2020 MAXFIELD ROBERT E & BETTY LYNN 113 SHERWOOD DR $377,000 G15d-4684-2460 02/18/2020 BANE MICHAEL D 1207 WILKINS DR $166,000 G13b-2606-4024 02/18/2020 SHAKHLOUL REFKA & ROMANY GERGIOUS 1202 WILKINS DR $103,900 G13b-2719-4374 02/18/2020 PODCZARSKI THOMASZ 108 RIVA CT $224,617 O12c-0215-0453 02/18/2020 CRANDALL GRANT D & HAYLEY M 208 SPRING RD $437,000 N11d-3269-0353 02/18/2020 SHAMBLIN MARCHELLE A & WILLIAM R 409 LOTZ DR $294,000 S07a-0276-3355 02/18/2020 DUDLEY JEFFREY JOSEPH 201 CHINQUAPIN ORCH $560,000 V04a-1071-2814 02/18/2020 GRIFFIN ZEBULAH J & REBEKAH D 118 RICH RD $165,000 S03a-2276-4626 02/18/2020 ENGEMANN ANDREW H JR & DEBORAH K 111 SEVEN HOLLYS DR $167,700 U07b-2674-3599 02/19/2020 SPENCER PHILIP C & JANET A 109 SHEILA WAY $210,000 S06c-0751-2411 02/19/2020 PETTEYS BRET D 1124 PENNIMAN RD $160,000 G13a-1920-4527 02/20/2020 AYRES CHARITY R 307 ALEXIA LN $219,000 N12d-4990-0233 02/20/2020 YOUNG MARY SAWHILL 100 WYNTERSET CIR $269,750 S08d-4010-0306 02/20/2020 ROBERTS BRIAN D & MARIAH W 902 TABB LAKES DR $321,500 T03c-0105-0339 02/20/2020 JONES DONALD & SABRINA 411 CLEMENTS MILL TRCE $326,650 H13a-1572-4945 02/20/2020 TATE CHRISTOPHER AARON 107 HEARTHSTONE $164,500 R07d-3268-0270 Friday, January 15, 2021 Page 5 of 65 Date Owner Address Sale Price GPIN 02/24/2020 DEAS TORREY A & MARY P 167 W QUEENS DR $598,000 G15a-1929-4753 02/24/2020 LARK ROBERT & KIMBERLY 201 HAYMAKER PL $295,000 H13c-0789-0669 02/24/2020 EWTON JOSHUA M 618 TALIAFERRO
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