To qualify for either the $8,000 (Buyers) or $6,500 (move-up Sellers) tax credits, you need t act now! All contracts need to be in effect no later than April 30, 2010 and close no later than June 30, 2010. Qualifying buyers may purchase a property with a maximum price of $800,000.
Call, text or email me for more information. My team and I are working hard to help as many of our clients to make the deadline.
Tuesday, February 16, 2010
Wednesday, February 3, 2010
$8,000.00 Tax credit until Midnight June 1, 2010
There is still time to get your $8,000.00
Are you a first time home buyer? Thinking of buying? Tired of paying your landlord's mortgage for him. Take a look around... You are at a cross roads. Do nothing or making it happen. Buy your first home now!
I understand not everybody can afford to buy a home. I also understand that not everybody investigates what their options are. What I don't understand, is that there are people thinking of buying a home and not acting on the urge to have a place of their own. The market is great for buyers. Let me paint the picture.
Be under contract for buying a home by the end of April and receive a Tax credit of $8,000!
Home values are low, affordability is HIGH!
Interest rates are low, affordability is HIGH!
The 90-day-flip-rule does not apply anymore, inventory just soared for many buyers!
Realtors and Lenders are at the ready to help you right now!
Call, text or email me today and start the "HOMEwork" process, let me help you find the home that fits your needs and budget. I work with several lenders that can help you find out how much you can afford and more importantly; want to afford.
So, text me 562.233.3724
Email me: RobinAuwerda@kw.com
Call me: 562.233.3724
Find me on facebook
Find me on TWITTER: LBrealtorTV
There is no way not to find me :)
Talk soon!
Robin
Are you a first time home buyer? Thinking of buying? Tired of paying your landlord's mortgage for him. Take a look around... You are at a cross roads. Do nothing or making it happen. Buy your first home now!
I understand not everybody can afford to buy a home. I also understand that not everybody investigates what their options are. What I don't understand, is that there are people thinking of buying a home and not acting on the urge to have a place of their own. The market is great for buyers. Let me paint the picture.
Be under contract for buying a home by the end of April and receive a Tax credit of $8,000!
Home values are low, affordability is HIGH!
Interest rates are low, affordability is HIGH!
The 90-day-flip-rule does not apply anymore, inventory just soared for many buyers!
Realtors and Lenders are at the ready to help you right now!
Call, text or email me today and start the "HOMEwork" process, let me help you find the home that fits your needs and budget. I work with several lenders that can help you find out how much you can afford and more importantly; want to afford.
So, text me 562.233.3724
Email me: RobinAuwerda@kw.com
Call me: 562.233.3724
Find me on facebook
Find me on TWITTER: LBrealtorTV
There is no way not to find me :)
Talk soon!
Robin
Thursday, January 21, 2010
California Home Sale Price Medians, Nov 2009
The most recent update on the median home Sale Price by cities in Los Angeles County:
City: # Sold: Nov 2009: Nov 2008: % Chng Yr to Yr
Altadena 29 $532,500 $410,000 +29.88%
Bellflower 44 301,000 330,000 -8.79
Cerritos 32 542,500 507,500 +6.90
Covina 73 321,000 330,000 -2.73
Downey 71 380,000 387,500 -1.94
Lakewood 54 390,000 420,000 -7.14
Long Beach 247 305,000 310,500 -1.77
Los Angeles 912 344,500 385,000 10.52
Manhattan B. 33 1,195,00 1,332,500 10.32
Monrovia 22 430,000 457,500 -6.01
Norwalk 59 260,000 285,000 -8.77
Paramount 26 175,000 220,750 -20.72
Pasadena 123 537,500 500,000 +7.50
San Pedro 41 310,000 477,000 -35.01
Torrance 106 522,500 512,500 +1.95
These are just a few cities in L.A. County. L.A. County as a whole had 6,155 home sales with Nov. '09 at $329,000 and Nov. '08 at $345,000 Median price. A 4.64% drop in value.
City: # Sold: Nov 2009: Nov 2008: % Chng Yr to Yr
Altadena 29 $532,500 $410,000 +29.88%
Bellflower 44 301,000 330,000 -8.79
Cerritos 32 542,500 507,500 +6.90
Covina 73 321,000 330,000 -2.73
Downey 71 380,000 387,500 -1.94
Lakewood 54 390,000 420,000 -7.14
Long Beach 247 305,000 310,500 -1.77
Los Angeles 912 344,500 385,000 10.52
Manhattan B. 33 1,195,00 1,332,500 10.32
Monrovia 22 430,000 457,500 -6.01
Norwalk 59 260,000 285,000 -8.77
Paramount 26 175,000 220,750 -20.72
Pasadena 123 537,500 500,000 +7.50
San Pedro 41 310,000 477,000 -35.01
Torrance 106 522,500 512,500 +1.95
These are just a few cities in L.A. County. L.A. County as a whole had 6,155 home sales with Nov. '09 at $329,000 and Nov. '08 at $345,000 Median price. A 4.64% drop in value.
Monday, January 11, 2010
Are you in the process of trying to obtain a Loan Modification?
Dear home owner,
You may be facing a serious risk you may not be aware of.
If you are currently trying to obtain a loan modification, be aware that banks do not stop the foreclosure "clock" while deciding on your loan modification. If the loan modification is denied you may have as little as 21 days before your home is sold at auction.
Unfortunately in Los Angeles County, on average 96% of loan modifications fail. For this reason you should take action to protect yourself and have a backup plan. In most cases the best option is a SHORT SALE. A SHORT SALE stops the foreclosure "clock", allowing you to stay in your home longer and avoid any surprises from the bank. I can help!
My team consists of an attorney, paralegal, full time bank negotiators, and Realtors trained in distressed property transactions. There is absolutely no cost to you as our fees are paid by the banks.
The best way to begin is by sending a brief e-mail explaining your situation.
E-mail: RobinAuwerda@kw.com
You may be facing a serious risk you may not be aware of.
If you are currently trying to obtain a loan modification, be aware that banks do not stop the foreclosure "clock" while deciding on your loan modification. If the loan modification is denied you may have as little as 21 days before your home is sold at auction.
Unfortunately in Los Angeles County, on average 96% of loan modifications fail. For this reason you should take action to protect yourself and have a backup plan. In most cases the best option is a SHORT SALE. A SHORT SALE stops the foreclosure "clock", allowing you to stay in your home longer and avoid any surprises from the bank. I can help!
My team consists of an attorney, paralegal, full time bank negotiators, and Realtors trained in distressed property transactions. There is absolutely no cost to you as our fees are paid by the banks.
The best way to begin is by sending a brief e-mail explaining your situation.
E-mail: RobinAuwerda@kw.com
Thursday, December 31, 2009
$8,000.00 Tax credit until Midnight June 1, 2010
You are a first time home buyer if you haven't owned a home for the last 3 years. The $8,000.00 tax credit was extended! The first thing you want to do when you are remotely thinking about buying a home is to talk with a lender. Find out what you approve for and what you want to spend on a home. What monthly mortgage payment are you comfortable with, will you impound your property taxes, how much will you put down on the home (minimum 3.5%)? Second, talk with a real estate professional, a Realtor, like myself. It's important to find a Realtor who understands what your needs and wants are. To me it is important that throughout the home buying process, you know every step of the way what is going on. You need to feel comfortable with the decisions you will have to make. The $8,000.00 tax credit is a great incentive to purchase a home in the first quarter of 2010. Interest rates are still low and home values are at levels that make home buying a possibility for many people. If you are interested in more information about buying a home, or selling, email or call me. I intend 2010 to be a very prosperous year. I wish you the best year yet!
Wednesday, December 16, 2009
Christmas is almost here! Many times this year I've thought that the cheer would never happen. Early in the year Charm our German Shepherd past away, past clients had to sell their homes "short" and new clients had trouble finding the right home and the financing needed. For me personally it did turn out to be a bottom line, good year. I was able to help clients find a home, help others with the sale of their homes, travel to visit my family in holland twice! We are blessed to be in great health and making things work out. Our new White German Shepherds even let us put Santa hats on them for a picture. I want to thank all my family, friends and clients for the support and fun this past year. Thanks also to my honey Elizabeth to always be there! Thank you everybody and Merry Christmas and may 2010 be the best year yet.
Robin
Sunday, August 9, 2009
This week will be great! 4310 Larwin, Cypress Ca will close!
This week is the week... my listing in Cypress on 4310 Larwin has to close! It is a short sale listing that I've been working on for quite some time now. Of course short sales are known to take long so I'm happy to say this one overall has gone pretty quick. Unfortunately there's always some hurdles to take and this transaction is no different. We have negotiated two extensions already to make things work to give the buyers more time to get the loan squared away. tomorrow my team and I have to fight for extension number 3. We have high hopes we'll accomplish the extension. Keep your fingers crossed. All parties involved in this transaction have worked hard to make this transaction go through! This week has to be THE WEEK!
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