The following property transfers were filed at the Franklin County Courthouse in October.
• John and Kathy R. Brewer to David M. and Cynthia G. Preston, 393 Roaring Spring Lane, $585,000.
• Carol Bingham to Lillard Adams and Sharon Brewer, 6501 Georgetown Road, $132,000.
• Capital Community Economic to G&K Motor Sports Inc., 106 Lane View Drive, $38,305.
• Fanta Bayo and Abraham Bekele to Ryan Lee and Amber Mae Rainwater, 217 Stretch Lane, $172,000.
• Brenda D. Crosman to James E. Boyd, 1207 Equestrian Way, $0.
• Capital Rental Investments LLC to Blue Door Homes Co., 131 Lincoln Drive, $75,000.
• James T. Bingham to Yeary Properties LLC, 1022 Algonquin Trail, $129,000.
• Cynthia L. Collins to M&C Harrod LLC, 238 Centennial Drive, $0.
• Darrell A. Smith to Raven N. Turner, 530 Williamsburg Road, $0.
• Johnetta F. Monie to Kentucky State University, 126 Douglas Ave., $13,500.
• Cynthia L. and Michael S. Harrod to M&C Harrod LLC, 107 Willow St., $0.
• Daedalus Capital Alliance LLC to Tri Bond Properties Inc., 550 Holmes St., $0.
• Secretary of Housing and Urban Development to Floyd G. Smith, 100 Tracy Lane, $36,000.
• Emily H. and Joshua L. Brown to Charles J. and Chelsea J. Harrod, River Valley Road, $0.
• Donald L. Armstrong Trustee to Frankfort Rentals LLC, 426 Murray St., $32,500.
• Templeman LLC to Kelly A. and Mitchell McMillan, 146 Wallace St., $86,000.
• Christine U. Richards to Stooges Holding Co. LLC, 215 St. Clair St., $185,000.
• Joseph P. Hancock Sr. to JC Housing LLC, 700 and 740 Jones Lane, $250,000.
• Randy and Elizabeth Tillett to Maakali Properties LLC, 931 Louisville Road, $215,000.
• Barbara A. Massingill to David R. Massingill, 133 Pinehurst Drive, $0.
• Seligman-Doering LLC to Commonwealth of Kentucky, 1301 Louisville Road, $675,000.
• Clatos Properties LLC to Jeremy Shea and Emily Kay Clatos, 151 Skyview Drive, $8,000.
• Jasmin W. and Lana E. Reese to MSK Properties LLC, 1843 Louisville Road, $13,500.
• Joseph D. and Emily Hawkins to Charles and Katrina Woodard, 1665 Cardwell Lane, $273,000.
• Richard Sandifer to Catherine Hodges and Catherine Carter, 4365 Louisville Road, $180,000.
• Danny W. and Josephine V. Lewis to D J Irrevocable Trust, 5140 Louisville Road, $0.
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