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short sale specialist: Home For Sale!
- 07/27/10 11:12 AM
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short sale specialist: Are you looking for a Short Sale in Moreno Valley?
- 07/27/10 10:19 AM
There are over 150 3+ Bedroom, 2+ Bathroom AVAILABLE Short Sale listing in Moreno Valley! Here's a few that I've found on the MLS!!
Nucia Street, Moreno Valley 3 bedrooms, 3 Bathrooms2,000+ sqft. of Living SpaceBuilt in 2006Listed at $180,000
Brittania Court, Moreno Valley 3 Bedrooms, 2.5 Bathrooms 1,600+ sqft. of Living SpaceBuilt in 1990Listed @ $175,000
Bronco Lane, Moreno Valley3 Bedrooms, 2 Bathrooms - 1,650+ sqft. of Living Space - Built in 2006 - Listed @ $ 139,000
As you can see there are tons out there … (0 comments)
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short sale specialist: The 6 Phases of Foreclosure.
- 07/27/10 08:30 AM
Here is a little useful information!!
Phase 1: Payment defaultA payment default occurs when a borrower has missed at least one mortgage payment. The lender will send a missed-payment notice indicating that it has not yet received that month's payment. Typically, mortgage payments are due on the first day of each month, and many lenders offer a grace period until the 15th. After that, the lender may charge a late-payment fee and send the missed payment notice.After two payments are missed, the lender may send a "demand letter." This is more serious than a missed-payment notice; however, at this point the lender … (0 comments)
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short sale specialist: Condo For Sale!
- 07/26/10 10:54 AM
15435 Park Point Ave #100
Lake Elsinore, CA 92532
Offering 2 Bedrooms and 2 Full Bathrooms
Built in 2007, 1,141 sqft. of Living Space
Great Commuter Location Near 15 Fwy
Located Near Shopping and Entertainment
Call for Private Showing!!
951-445-2985
Amanda Daniels
The Homefinding Center
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short sale specialist: Why should you work with a Realtor?
- 07/26/10 10:01 AM
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short sale specialist: Short Sales: More insight.
- 12/28/09 05:45 AM
As the national mortgage crisis threatens millions of Americans, more people than ever are choosing to short-sale their homes rather than face foreclosure.
A short sale occurs when a lender agrees to allow a homeowner to sell the home for less than the mortgage owed on it. The lender either absorbs the difference or requires a borrower to pay it back in a lump sum judgment or payment plan.
This allows homeowners to walk away from their houses without going into foreclosure and seriously damaging their credit.
In 2007 there were 2.2 million new foreclosure filings in America, up nearly 80 … (2 comments)
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short sale specialist: Guess what!
- 12/28/09 05:32 AM
If you do a search on Google for 'Amanda Daniels Murrieta', I fill up the page.
I'm no.1 in Murrieta for Short Sale Specialist below the directory ads.
AND!
No.1 and no.2 in a Google search for Short Sale Specialist in French Valley.
Talk about exposure.
Now look me up!! :) … (2 comments)
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short sale specialist: Short Sellers! Be aware of the Double Whammy!
- 12/21/09 06:41 AM
Short-sale sellers and their agents have plenty to think about, and it is understandable if they are annoyed by the reams of paperwork that may come their way. Nonetheless, it really is important not only to pay attention to what is in the paperwork but also to be sure to retain it for possible future use. This is because of bad consequences that the seller may experience sometime after the sale has taken place.Bad enough that a short sale involves the loss of one's home with no equity to show for it, and a credit negative that may last for years; … (4 comments)
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short sale specialist: Deed For Lease Program Is Another Attempt To Make Things Better
- 12/16/09 10:27 AM
The world has not turned completely upside down, but, believe me, it is leaning precariously. Remember all those programs that were designed to turn renters into homeowners? Now we have a program to turn homeowners into renters! I refer, of course, to the Deed For Lease program rolled out by Fannie Mae on November 5, 2009.Don't get me wrong. I am convinced that the program is well-intentioned. In the official announcement (#09-33) Fannie Mae described, "...the Deed-for-Lease Program (D4L) [isn't that cute?], a program designed to minimize family displacement, deterioration of neighborhoods caused by vandalism and theft to vacant homes, and … (3 comments)
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short sale specialist: Housing Warmer than Weather
- 12/16/09 10:14 AM
Applications for home purchase loans soared 42 percent last week on a non-seasonally-adjusted basis compared with the week before, according to the Mortgage Bankers Association.
If new applications to buy homes are any gauge, the U.S. housing market is warming up, and that's despite the fact that we're now into the traditionally quiet holiday season.
Applications for home purchase loans soared 42 percent last week on a non-seasonally-adjusted basis compared with the week before, according to the Mortgage Bankers Association.
That burst of activity may have been influenced in part by the long Thanksgiving week layoff. Or it could have been … (0 comments)
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short sale specialist: Cities where housing is on the mend.
- 12/13/09 01:07 PM
No cities have totally avoided the foreclosure crisis, but some were able to sidestep the worst of it. These markets are now recovering quickly.The recovery is swiftest in those areas that didn't have as much of a housing price run up to begin with, either because the economy in those areas has stayed healthy or the economy has been limited for decades and residents have adapted or left.To identify places where the recovery has begun, Forbes magazine examined the number of loans that were foreclosed in the 100 largest metropolitan statistical areas. Then it calculated the percentage of loans that are … (3 comments)
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short sale specialist: Short Sales on the Rise!
- 12/13/09 01:03 PM
By Phoebe Chongchua
A government-incentivized program that acknowledges that not all homeowners are able to afford and keep their homes is intended to expedite the short sale process.
"The push right now is for servicers to avoid foreclosure and the push is coming not only from The Obama administration and the Treasury but also from the owners of the loans such as Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. And the focus right now is on short sales. So, I think in 2010, you're going to see a lot more short sales and hopefully reduced foreclosures," says Travis Hamel Olsen, chief operating officer … (1 comments)
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short sale specialist: Fixed rate mortgages still well under 5%
- 12/13/09 12:58 PM
Interest rates on home mortgages edged higher this week, bouncing off record lows, but fixed-rate loans are still averaging well below 5% for those who are coming out of the recession with solid credit and can muster 20% down.Those lucky borrowers were getting 30-year fixed loans at an average of 4.81% for the week ending Thursday, according to Freddie Mac, the government-backed mortgage buyer and guarantor. On those loans, the borrowers were paying 0.7% of the loan amount in upfront lender fees including so-called points. Fixed rates on 15-year loans averaged 4.32% with upfront fees averaging 0.6%. In the preceding week, … (0 comments)
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short sale specialist: Short Sale Definition and some blurbs.
- 12/09/09 09:00 AM
Below is the definition of a Short Sale, according to Wikipedia. For the most part, it is pretty accurate. But this is my opinion on a few of the subject matters contained in this definition.
- Firstly, a hardship is NOT ALWAYS required for a short sale request to be granted by the short sale lender. There are a lot of defining factors that can cause a homeowner to feel that a short sale is not only necessary but the best way to handle the current downturn of the market. Some property owners simply don't see the point in paying a … (1 comments)
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short sale specialist: Toughest short sale EVER confirmed!
- 12/08/09 10:53 AM
Wooooohooo!
There is NOTHING better than getting news of a tough one confirming the recording of the Grant Deed! This short sale was really a zinger!
Buyer was slightly difficult toward the end of the transaction, although I can't really blame them; it took the bank TWO MONTHS after verbal approval to get us the written approval which is so necessary to the transaction it delayed us for the two months. Sellers had made a cross-the-world-move during the middle of the transaction... all the way to JAPAN! Not to mention the buyer that closed the deal was the second buyer after I had … (1 comments)
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