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2010
What information does a bank typically require for a short sale package? Last two years tax returns Last two paycheck stubs for each borrower Last two months checking statements Last two months savings statements Profit and loss statement year to date (if self employed) Last two months business a...
11/15/2010
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How to Buy Foreclosures in Santa Maria: What Type of Offers do the Banks Want? Cash Offers. Banks love cash offers. Why? Because they can close quickly and without any requests for repairs from a buyer. What is the down side to a cash offer from a bank's point of view? Cash offers tend to ...
11/15/2010
How many short sale homes are there on the Santa Maria real estate market? Currently, there are 233 active, contingent and pending short sales on the Santa Maria real estate market.In total there are 513 active, contingent and pending homes. So, about 45% of the current market for homes in Santa...
11/15/2010
What does the average home in Arroyo Grande cost? What does the average home in Arroyo Grande cost? In the past 30 days, home buyers in Arroyo Grande have paid $640,476 for a home in Arroyo Grande, and an average of $235 per square foot. Sold properties averaged 66 days on market. Looking at th...
11/11/2010
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Do Santa Barbara County Tax Assessor's Records Tell You If an Improvement to a Home is Permitted? The answer is no. The Assessor's records tell you only what the county assessor has discovered (through its many methods) about a property, it does not tell you if improvements have been permitted. ...
11/09/2010
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Orcutt Homes - Cobblestone Creek Update Santa Maria Homes $250,000 - $300,000 Cobblestone Creek is community of newer homes for sale in Orcutt; it is near Stillwell Road and the Clark Avenue exit off Highway 101. Most of the homes were sold new during the height of the housing boom, so many if n...
11/09/2010
What information does a bank typically require for a short sale package? Last two years tax returns Last two paycheck stubs for each borrower Last two months checking statements Last two months savings statements Profit and loss statement year to date (if self employed) Last two months business a...
11/09/2010
Pismo Beach Luxury Foreclosure Real Estate Update Pismo Beach Luxury Homes $700,000 - $1,000,000 Pismo Beach Coastline Looking at the luxury real estate market in Pismo Beach, there are currently 52 homes and condos priced above $700,000 with an average list price of about $1,289,000 and 18...
11/09/2010
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A Visit to the Lompoc Museum Old Town Lompoc Every now and again I like to pretend as if I am one of those people that has time on their hands. I love visiting libraries and museums because it reminds me of my youth. Both my parents were in education, so spending time in libraries feels so ...
11/04/2010
Santa Maria Homes - Traditions at Bradley Square Update The Traditions at Bradley Square Santa Maria Homes up to $250,000 The Traditions at Bradley Square is community of newer homes for sale in southeast Santa Maria; it is near much of the new shopping in south Santa Maria (Best Buy, Home Dep...
11/03/2010
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