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Special Warranty Deed — SPK Enterprises → IA Franklin LLC

The deed is the keystone evidence. The visible elements that matter:
- “Special Warranty Deed (Pursuant to C.R.S. 38-30-113(1)(b))”
- “Grantor(s), SPK ENTERPRISES, LLC, A COLORADO LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY, whose street address is 599 W 71st Street, Loveland, CO 80538”
- “for the consideration of ($2,025,000.00) Two Million Twenty Five Thousand and 00/100 dollars”
- “convey(s) to IA FRANKLIN, LLC, A WISCONSIN LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY, whose street address is 810 Cardinal Lane, Hartland, WI 53029”
- “LOT 1, BLOCK 6, LONGVIEW SUBDIVISION, (ALSO CALLED LONGVIEW-MIDWAY, FOURTH ADDITION), CITY OF LOVELAND, LARIMER COUNTY, COLORADO”
- “Signed this day of 12/28/21” · by Allen Schultz, Manager
- Notarised in Larimer County by Katherine Lea McElroy (CO Notary ID 20204040412)
- Form 1090 · closing/deeds/statutory/swd_statutory.html · ref 25193141 · 100226520
- Logo top-left: Land Title Guarantee Company
Statement of Authority — IA Franklin LLC

What this document does, in plain language: it tells anyone who later inspects title that Investors Associated, LLP — as Member of IA Franklin, LLC — has the unlimited authority to sign instruments conveying, encumbering, or otherwise affecting the property on the LLC’s behalf. Without this filing on record, IA Franklin LLC would have been functionally illiquid — no buyer could trust a future signature.
It is the standard companion document to a closing, prepared on Land Title’s
“Form 884” (closing/recordings/soa.html, ref
25193141 / 39811999) — the matching closing-file reference
makes clear the SOA and the SWD were filed as a single closing packet.
Deed of Trust — IA LLP → First-Citizens Bank (for context)

Worth showing because it confirms IA has at least one other Colorado holding beyond the two listed on their public portfolio page (Loveland 71st and Earhart), and demonstrates the IA-side banking relationship (First-Citizens, North Carolina).
Cablecast meeting videos
| Show ID | Date | Title | Size |
|---|---|---|---|
| 656 | 2026-01-06 | Ord 6806 + 6807 first reading | 15.3 GB |
| 669 | 2026-02-03 | Ord 6806 second reading (passed) | 9.25 GB |
| 686 | 2026-03-24 | Thompson pivot + ad-hoc committee ordinance | 10.8 GB |
| 635 | 2025-10-21 | 2026 budget adopted (incl. 4 new PD positions) | 3.05 GB |
| 628 | 2025-10-02 | Special meeting / Camp Hope protest | 6.53 GB |
Source URLs follow the pattern
https://reflect-cityofloveland-co.cablecast.tv/store-3/{showId}-{slug}/vod.mp4
with WebVTT chapter markers available at
/cablecastapi/v1/vods/{vodId}/chapters. The chapter VTTs are saved
under meetings/*_chapters.vtt in the workspace.
Court records — Larimer County District Court
| Case | Caption | Filed | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Case 5 | Bassett v. IA Canal Drive LLC, 2025CV030340 | 2025-05-07 | Lis Pendens recorded 7 May 2025 as Larimer Inst 20250019808; Order recorded 15 May 2026 as Larimer Inst 20260023133; 50-year family easement dispute (Bassett-Altergott-Melton family v. an IA-LLP single-asset shell — IA Canal Drive LLC, acquired 2024-08-19 via SWD from Jorgensen Spencer R, ENT Credit Union financing). Classified as a boundary/easement dispute, not a corruption case — but the first publicly-named state-court litigation against any IA-LLP single-asset shell in Colorado, and the docket is the most direct public-record source for IA-LLP’s CO defense counsel of record (verification target — pull defense-counsel name and cross-reference against the Reinhart Denver shareholder roster per the Players sidebar). |
CivicWeb agenda packets
| Doc ID | Date | Title | Size |
|---|---|---|---|
| 500641 | 2026-01-06 | Council meeting agenda packet (full Ord 6807 exhibits) | 35.3 MB |
| 494868 | 2025-10-21 | 2026 budget first reading | 1.63 MB |
| 147429 | (historical) | Loveland Capital Expansion Fee policy | 1.71 MB |
URLs: https://cilovelandco.civicweb.net/document/{docId}/.
The Recorder image gate
Larimer County’s Landmark Web Recorder portal (records.larimer.org/landmarkweb) exposes search and metadata without authentication but requires a free registered account (with CAPTCHA + email verification) to view document images. The same Pioneer Landmark Web software is deployed by Jefferson County, Alabama (landmarkweb.jccal.org) without the image gate — demonstrating that the restriction is a per-deployment configuration choice, not a software limitation. The images embedded above were extracted after the report’s author authenticated.