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Buy a new house and short sale your old house in Redondo Beach-Torrance-Hermosa Beach-Manhattan Beach

Eric Baskett — Mon, 14 May 2012 05:33:33 +0000

Buy a new house and short sale your old house in Redondo Beach

Everyday I am searching for new ways to help people get out from under huge amounts of negative equity. Lately it seems to be easier to buy another home first and then default on the old one second.

Depending on what type of loan you have when you purchased the property many people have nothing to worry about. In California banks have what called California’s one action rule. Foreclosure or sue but not both. And with banks being bombarded with people not making payments they are looking to offload these properties though short sales faster than ever.

Would this benefit you and your family?

Who would be a perfect candidate for this scenario? Anyone who has Not gone delinquent on there current mortgages. Or if you have someone that can help you purchase in there name. Anyone that has money saved to purchase another property. You can buy a property with as little as 3.5% down.

Here is a short list of actions we would take to complete the process?

1. Get you qualified on a new loan

2. Find the perfect house you can see yourself moving too. Start your search here

3. Close on the new Purchase

4. Start the Strategic default / Short Sale Process on the old house. The short sale will take at least 4 months to close and many banks require the loan to be at least 30 days past due.

Whats a good short sale hardship? Divorce - Pregnant - loss of job - out grew the house

Will the bank know what your doing? Good question ….maybe.. but if they have no recourse against you then there hands are tied! short sale vs foreclosure…What will net them the most money…that’s all the bank cares about. Short sale will get them being the bank a higher return.

We need to sit down and talk about who your lenders are, what type of loans you have…recourse loans or non-recourse loans. Its all about making a plan. I have a real estate attorney you can talk with to go over any of your legal questions you may want answered.

This process is happening everyday. People are just not talking about it. I have been helping people in Redondo Beach, Torrance, Hermosa Beach, Manhattan Beach avoid foreclosure since 2007 and I have closed over 70 short sale transactions.

Want to see what options you have?

Redondo Beach – Torrance – Hermosa Beach – Manhattan Beach – Short Sale Specialist

Call me Eric Baskett at 310-261-8511 or Contact me below for a Confidential conversation.

Showing properties 1 - 5 of 236. See more city of Redondo Beach real estate.
(all data current as of 5/19/2012)

$225,000 : 650 The Village #201, Redondo Beach

0 beds, 1 full bath

Home size: 410 sq ft

Lot size: 6.27 ac

Year built: 1974

Parking spots: 2

Days on market: 22

Walk Score®: 82
$249,000 : 605 S Prospect Ave 205, Redondo Beach

1 bed, 1 full bath

Home size: 669 sq ft

Lot size: 3.38 ac

Year built: 1970

Parking spots: 1

Days on market: 5

Walk Score®: 74
$252,000 : 906 Camino Real #104, Redondo Beach

1 bed, 1 full bath

Home size: 748 sq ft

Year built: 1970

Parking spots: 1

Days on market: 80

Walk Score®: 65
$259,000 : 802 Camino Real #104, Redondo Beach

1 bed, 1 full bath

Home size: 669 sq ft

Lot size: 4.65 ac

Year built: 1970

Days on market: 16

Walk Score®: 69
$269,000 : 601 South Prospect Avenue #107, Redondo Beach

1 bed, 1 full bath

Home size: 669 sq ft

Lot size: 3.38 ac

Year built: 1970

Parking spots: 1

Days on market: 37

Walk Score®: 74

Listing information deemed reliable but not guaranteed. Read full disclaimer.

Showing properties 1 - 5 of 122. See more city of Manhattan Beach real estate.
(all data current as of 5/19/2012)

$315,000 : 1466 Manhattan Beach Boulevard #6, Manhattan Beach

1 bed, 1 full bath

Home size: 616 sq ft

Lot size: 6,089 sqft

Year built: 1968

Parking spots: 1

Days on market: 40

Walk Score®: 86
$575,000 : 644 Manhattan Beach Boulevard #11, Manhattan Beach

2 beds, 1 full, 1 part baths

Home size: 841 sq ft

Lot size: 10,017 sqft

Year built: 1969

Parking spots: 4

Days on market: 248

Walk Score®: 83
$659,000 : 1525 Artesia Boulevard #C, Manhattan Beach

3 beds, 1 full, 2 part baths

Home size: 1,534 sq ft

Lot size: 13,465 sqft

Year built: 1998

Parking spots: 4

Days on market: 25

Walk Score®: 66
$679,000 : 1304 12TH ST, Unit E, Manhattan Beach

2 beds, 2 full, 1 part baths

Home size: 1,187 sq ft

Year built: 1984

Parking spots: 2

Days on market: 38

Walk Score®: 65
$699,000 : 726 Rosecrans Avenue, Manhattan Beach

2 beds, 1 full, 1 part baths

Home size: 874 sq ft

Lot size: 3,696 sqft

Year built: 1950

Parking spots: 5

Days on market: 19

Walk Score®: 40

Listing information deemed reliable but not guaranteed. Read full disclaimer.

Showing properties 1 - 5 of 310. See more city of Torrance real estate.
(all data current as of 5/19/2012)

$81,600 : 808 CORIANDER DR, Unit D, Torrance

1 bed, 1.0 baths

Home size: 593 sq ft

Year built: 1973

Days on market: 67

Walk Score®: 65
$93,500 : 941 W CARSON ST, Unit 114, Torrance

1 bed, 1.0 baths

Home size: 696 sq ft

Year built: 1982

Days on market: 68

Walk Score®: 80
$101,000 : 20435 South Vermont Avenue #8, Torrance

1 bed, 1 full bath

Home size: 654 sq ft

Lot size: 5.27 ac

Year built: 1980

Parking spots: 1

Days on market: 176

Walk Score®: 51
$109,000 : 812 Coriander Dr H, Torrance

1 bed, 1 full bath

Home size: 639 sq ft

Lot size: 6.80 ac

Year built: 1973

Parking spots: 1

Days on market: 100

Walk Score®: 65
$119,000 : 1432 West 227th #5, Torrance

2 beds, 1 full bath

Home size: 736 sq ft

Year built: 1984

Parking spots: 2

Days on market: 8

Walk Score®: 69

Listing information deemed reliable but not guaranteed. Read full disclaimer.

Showing properties 1 - 5 of 79. See more city of Hermosa Beach real estate.
(all data current as of 5/19/2012)

$299,900 : 1707 Pacific Coast #318, Hermosa Beach

1 bed, 1 full bath

Home size: 660 sq ft

Lot size: 43,536 sqft

Year built: 1972

Parking spots: 1

Days on market: 47

Walk Score®: 88
$300,000 : 1300 The Strand #308, Hermosa Beach

0 beds, 1 full bath

Home size: 439 sq ft

Lot size: 16,845 sqft

Year built: 1998

Days on market: 16

Walk Score®: 85
$324,900 : 2411 Prospect Ave 226, Hermosa Beach

2 beds, 2 full baths

Home size: 856 sq ft

Lot size: 39,084 sqft

Year built: 1972

Parking spots: 4

Days on market: 140

Walk Score®: 83
$342,000 : 1720 Ardmore Avenue #218, Hermosa Beach

1 bed, 1 full bath

Home size: 692 sq ft

Lot size: 1.27 ac

Year built: 1970

Parking spots: 1

Days on market: 199

Walk Score®: 88
$391,500 : 1300 The Strand 201, Hermosa Beach

1 bed, 1 full bath

Home size: 439 sq ft

Year built: 1998

Days on market: 91

Walk Score®: 85

Listing information deemed reliable but not guaranteed. Read full disclaimer.

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Avoid Foreclosure in Torrance- Redondo Beach – Gardena but is a Loan Modification the right answer?

Eric Baskett — Mon, 07 May 2012 03:32:34 +0000

Avoid Foreclosure in Torrance- Redondo Beach – Gardena but is a Loan Modification the right answer?

Most people seem to believe that a loan modification will make there life happier. The banks are going to just roll over and give them a principle reduction and lower their interest rate to 1% for 40 years.

The fight for a Loan modifications have taken over people lives. With that comes Stress, Anger, and then Depression.

Depression after a long hard fought battle with an enemy that could care less about your Problems! Many people are looking for a quick fix or an answer right away but it takes months and months for these answers to come. And sometimes when the answer comes people can’t believe what they are hearing.

Your loan modification has been Declined!

Due to insufficient income, Declined because your loan needs to be at least 30 days past due, Declined you make to much money, or Declined because there isn’t a valid hardship. every commercial, advertisement has some great program but reality be most people just don’t qualify.

So let me ask you a question…. Is your situation with your house Personal or Business?

Definition

Personal - you love it and you will do what ever it takes to save it. Work 3 jobs, move in strangers, borrow money from family. You are so wrapped up in saving this property you can’t see straight.

Business – Loan modification or not it doesn’t really matter. If the bank works with you fine and if not that’s OK too.

I can help people that realize a home is also an investment. Especially when a property is really upside down. All I need to do is show you the Short sale or Stay calculator numbers and you will be ready to move. Then we just come up with a strategy. Do you want to work the system or get out from under this upside down house as quickly as possible?

Did I mention there is nothing Short about a Short Sale. It really does take time. 4-12 Months after an offer is received..

Short Sale or Stay Calculator

The calculator will show if your upside down and if so, how much your upside down and with your current loan how long will it take for you to break even. This thing is worth its weight in GOLD

I’m here to help you what ever way I can…

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Avoid Foreclosure Redondo Beach but is a Loan Modification the right answer?

Eric Baskett — Mon, 07 May 2012 02:34:18 +0000

Most people seem to believe that a loan modification will make there life happier. The banks are going to just roll over and give them a principle reduction and lower their interest rate to 1% for 40 years.

The fight for a Loan modifications have taken over people lives. With that comes Stress, Anger, and then Depression. Depression after a long hard fought battle with an enemy that could care less about your Problems! Many people are looking for a quick fix or an answer right away but it takes months and months for these answers to come. And sometimes when the answer comes people can’t believe what they are hearing. Your loan modification has been Declined!. Due to insufficient income, Declined because your loan needs to be at least 30 days past due, Declined you make to much money, or Declined because there isn’t a valid hardship. every commercial, advertisement has some great program but reality be most people just don’t qualify.

So let me ask you a question…. Is your situation with your house Personal or Business?

Definition

Personal – you love it and you will do what ever it takes to save it. Work 3 jobs, move in strangers, borrow money from family. You are so wrapped up in saving this property you can’t see straight.

Business – Loan modification or not it doesn’t really matter. If the bank works with you fine and if not that’s OK too.

Did I mention there is nothing Short about a Short Sale. It really does take time. 4-12 Months after an offer is received..

Short Sale or Stay Calculator

The calculator will show if your upside down and if so, how much your upside down and with your current loan how long will it take for you to break even. This thing is worth its weight in GOLD

I’m here to help you what ever way I can…

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You are Slowly Running out of time!

Eric Baskett — Thu, 26 Apr 2012 18:01:40 +0000

Something very important is happening on December 31^st of this year – something that might impact your life, or the lives of your friends, family, colleagues, and clients.

What am I talking about?

The expiration of the Mortgage Forgiveness Debt Relief Act.

Oddly enough, many homeowners (including those affected by the Act) are unaware of its existence, or of its ticking clock.

The Mortgage Forgiveness Debt Relief Act applies to debt relief “forgiven” between January 1, 2007 and December 31, 2012. At this point in time, it does not appear the Act will be extended.

What’s really at stake? Money!

Let’s take a step backwards to put this in perspective.

Debt “relief” comes about when a lender “forgives” debt owed by a borrower, as can happen with a short sale, foreclosure, or other type of loan “workout”. Ordinarily, that forgiven amount is taxable. However, under the Act, the borrower’s need to pay taxes on the amount of the forgiven debt is eliminated.

Of course, there are caveats that come along with this tax relief. For example, the debt must be related to a principal residence. In addition, the total amount of the debt can’t exceed the borrower’s original mortgage loan… plus the cost of improvements made to the home.

The implications of this tax relief are huge in dollars and cents! Take a look at this example.

In 2007, John Smith bought a home for $250,000 and took out a mortgage of $225,000. This month John is relocated across the country for work and must sell his home. His current mortgage balance is $207,000. Luckily for John, his lender is a bank that is willing to work with him on a short sale… and he is lucky enough to find a buyer. John and his buyer agree to a sales price of $218,000. However, that amount falls short of what John needs to pay off his mortgage, and pay closing costs – all of which is estimated to come to $237,620. Since John does not have enough money to bring to the closing table, John’s lender agrees to the short sale, forgiving debt in the amount of $12,260.

Prior to the Act, John would have been required to declare the $12,260 as income, and pay taxes on it. Under the current provisions of the Act, taxes on John’s $12,260 in relief are forgiven. For individuals in a 20% tax bracket, that’s almost $2,500 in tax savings!

And owners of high-end homes – defaults of which are on the rise — could be looking atvery substantial tax breaks, depending on the amount of debt forgiven.

Which brings me to several questions my clients have repeatedly raised about the Act. I want to share three of those with you here:

What is the maximum amount of debt relief under the Act? Up to $2 million may be forgiven for married couples ($1 million if single or if married but filing separately); of course, this must be for a principal residence. If there is debt forgiven above this amount the borrower is taxed at ordinary income rates.
Does the Act apply to cars, boats, second homes, investment properties, credit cards, or other debt? Not under this provision. Only debt relief for a principal residence applies under the Act, however, bankruptcy debt relief is non-taxable, and that is sometimes true for insolvency as well.
Do I have to report the forgiven debt, since I won’t be paying taxes on it? Yes! See the IRS and/or your tax professional for additional details.

I’m not suggesting that you race out and tell your clients to hurry up and default on their mortgage loans so they can take advantage of the Act. However, it is important that you understand the implications of the Act and how it may affect your clients.

Encourage them to contact qualified professionals (such as attorneys or Certified Public Accountants) and suggest they visit the IRS site for information on the Mortgage Forgiveness Debt Relief Act, which can be found on the IRS’s website. I used information from that site, in addition to information provided by NAR in preparing this Zebra Report for you.

Do you think your clients are aware of the Act’s existence, and pending expiration? How will you get the word out to them? I’d love to hear your comments… so share them below!

Note: Source material for this article came fromwww.nationalmortgagesettlement.com.

By Denise Lones CSP, M.I.R.M., CDEI – The founding partner of The Lones Group, Denise Lones, brings over two decades of experience in the real estate industry. With expertise in strategic marketing, business analysis, branding, new home project planning, product development, and agent/broker training, Denise is nationally recognized as the source for all things “real estate”. With a passion for improvement, Denise has helped thousands of real estate agents, brokers, and managers build their business to unprecedented levels of success, while helping them maintain balance and quality of life.

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Freddie Mac Creates Short Sale Timeline

Eric Baskett — Sat, 21 Apr 2012 02:17:11 +0000

In an effort to make the short sale process more transparent, Freddie Mac (OTC: FMCC) is updating its timelines and also requiring servicers to provide weekly updates when decisions take more than 30 days after the receipt of a complete application for a short sale under the Obama Administration’s Home Affordable Foreclosure Alternative (HAFA) initiative or Freddie Mac’s traditional requirements. All decisions must be made within 60-days. The most recent announcement marks the newest part of the Servicing Alignment Initiative (SAI) Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae launched in 2011 at the direction of their regulator, the Federal Housing Finance Agency, to set consistent servicing and delinquency management requirements. Last year Freddie Mac completed 45,623 short sales, a 140 percent increase since the housing crisis began.

Freddie Mac’s new short sale timelines require servicers to make a decision within 30 days of receiving either 1) an offer on a property under Freddie Mac’s traditional short sale program or 2) a completed Borrower Response Package (BRP) requesting consideration for a short sale under HAFA or Freddie Mac’s traditional short sale program. (BRPs are standardized assistance applications developed as part of the Servicing Alignment Initiative.)

If more than 30 days are needed, borrowers must receive weekly status updates and a decision no later than 60 days from the date the complete BRP is received. This will help servicers who may need more time to obtain a broker price opinion or a private mortgage insurer’s approval on a BRP or property offer.

In the event a servicer makes a counteroffer, the borrower is expected to respond within five business days. The servicer must then respond within 10 business days of receiving the borrower’s response.

Freddie Mac will use the new timelines to evaluate servicer compliance with the SAI and its own servicing requirements.

Freddie Mac completed 45,623 short sales in 2011, a 140 percent increase since 2009. Overall, Freddie Mac has also helped more than 615,000 distressed borrowers avoid foreclosure since the housing crisis began.

“Short sales are more complex than routine home sales since they may involve multiple parties and long-distance negotiating,” says Tracy Mooney, Senior Vice President, Single-Family Servicing and REO, Freddie Mac. “Freddie Mac’s new timelines are intended to help make the decision process more transparent and timely for short-sales under the Obama Administration’s HAFA program or Freddie Mac’s traditional short-sale option. Today’s announcement underscores our commitment to help reduce credit losses and taxpayer risks by supporting more opportunities for sustained occupancy in our nation’s homes.”

For more information, visit www.FreddieMac.com.

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Why do Short Sales take so long to close in California?

Eric Baskett — Fri, 13 Apr 2012 17:07:03 +0000

Why do Short Sales Take so Long to Close in Los Angeles?

Real estate professionals know that a short sale transaction can take months for it to be approved and closed.

The reality is that short sales usually take three to four times as much as a regular sale to finally get to the closing here in Los Angeles California. From the time the Realtor actually gets the property under contract to the time the lender approves, it could take anywhere from 30 days to six months, depending on how fast the borrower provides critical information for lender and Investor approval.

Even then, you still have one more variable to account for which is the buyer waiting for all this time to get the contract approved by the lender. For this, setting the expectations is a key factor in any short-sale transaction.

Buyers Expectations

Buyers who make an offer on a short-sale property need to know that lenders have to “reverse underwrite” a short-sale and make sure that they are allowing the sale to happen close to market value. I say “reverse underwrite” because instead of determining affordability, they will look for “un-affordability.”

They will check the seller’s financials to verify that they can’t afford the house anymore and consequently, they will order a price opinion from a broker or certified appraiser, commonly known as BPO (Broker’s Price Opinion) to make sure the house is being sold close to market value. If the offer is too low compared to what is owed, it will make more financial sense to the Lender to just foreclose the property and re-sell it as an REO (Bank-Owned Property). All this will happen while the buyer is still waiting for a response so it is very important to set the expectations correctly from the beginning to avoid losing the buyer close to the end of the process.

Seller’s Expectations

On the other hand, it is important to also educate the Seller and set the expectations with them from the beginning. They need to understand that the Lender takes its time responding, but when they do, they usually give a 72-hour timeframe to respond or provide the missing documentation. If the documentation is not provided within the specified timeframe, it usually ends up in a closed file and countless work-hours lost. Another common situation that is happening very often is borrowers being served with foreclosure paperwork from either the lender or homeowner’s association while the short-sale is being processed. It is crucial to let them know that this might happen so that they are prepared for it and receive the documents knowing that they are in the best hands. Foreclosure and short-sale are parallel processes and one does not cancel the other. Sometimes a short-sale might delay a final sale date, but it will definitely not stop the Lender from starting the foreclosure proceedings.

Closing the Short Sale

Short sale success comes from educating not only the seller but also the buyer and everybody else involved in the transaction. Setting the right expectations is the most crucial part of a short sale. There are many hours involved in processing a short sale and the last thing you want is a seller or buyer walking away because the expectations were not set correctly. Contact me for assistance with your California short sale needs.

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Strategic Default here to stay in Redondo Beach

Eric Baskett — Fri, 13 Apr 2012 16:05:24 +0000

And your waiting for your Redondo Beach property to go back up in value? This whole mess started in 2007. Granted properties are selling but if your over 100,000 upside down it may be awhile.

“After five years of a brutal housing market, many people now view their homes more objectively and with less sentimentality,” said Dr. Andrew Jennings, chief analytics officer at FICO and head of FICO Labs. “Regardless of legal or ethical issues around strategic defaults, lenders must account for this risk when they evaluate mortgage applications in declining markets. Many homeowners who find themselves upside down on mortgages in the future are likely to consider strategic default as an acceptable exit strategy.”

To read the full Article from DS NEWS

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Redondo Beach Short Sale or Stay Calculator

Eric Baskett — Mon, 09 Apr 2012 15:47:55 +0000

There are times when tough questions deserve an honest answer. A question Redondo Beach homeowners like yourself are asking every day is, “Do I short sale my home or stay and tough it out?”

Either way, to make the best decision, you should have all of the information in front of you. That is why I’m providing you with this free tool.

http://strategicdefaulthelp.us/ Once you see the numbers in black and white you will be better informed.

Warning: this could be good information or Very Bad Information especially if your emotionally attached to the house! But this is information you need to know. Check it out its free and your information is confidential.

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Redondo Beach Short Sale Actvity

Eric Baskett — Tue, 20 Mar 2012 17:32:12 +0000

Redondo Beach Short Sales and Foreclosure Market Update

2012 is to be considered the year of the short sale.

The City of Redondo Beach Market Stats on Short Sale Properties

As of 3/20/2012-

Active Short Sales – 16

Pending / Hold – 53

Closed – 25

Expired / Canceled / withdrawn – 14

Pending hold properties are either in short sale negotiation or have been approved and in the closing process. Expired / canceled / withdrawn- have received a loan modification or been foreclosed on.

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Leaving Your Mortgage and Spouse Behind

Eric Baskett — Sun, 26 Feb 2012 01:49:50 +0000

Great Article from Family Attorney Anthony C. Starks-

Traditionally, the marital home was the most valuable asset to be divided during a divorce. Couples would fight about who got to keep the home, or how much each party would leave with after the property was sold.

The real estate crisis of 2008 left many couples upside down in their mortgages (having negative equity). Because of that, divorcees now fight about who will be left to pay off the debt.

Some people believe a short sale would be appropriate. They don’t care to pay for a home they no longer live in, and they want to leave a bad investment behind. Others believe a short sale would be akin to foreclosure, so they try to keep the house to preserve favorable credit ratings. By refinancing the property, the party keeping the house will continue to pay the mortgage, and the party leaving the house will sever their ties to the property.

Because of the current financial climate, refinancing is not so easy. The value of the home (or the lack of equity) may present too difficult a risk to justify a new mortgage. Also, the person trying to refinance may not have the proper income, or credit blemishes may present too much risk for a bank to issue another mortgage.

When these issues arise, divorcing parties may benefit from the new version of the federal government’s Home Affordable Refinance Program (also known as HARP 2). This program allows homeowners to refinance even if they are upside down in their mortgage. Couples may also agree on a waiting period where spousal maintenance or child support payments can be documented as income for refinancing purposes.

Ultimately, an experienced family law attorney, along with other financial professionals, can provide you with the resources you need to make sound business decisions regarding your home.

Article provided by Anthony C. Starks Law Office

Visit www.anthonystarkslaw.com

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﻿﻿﻿Avoid Foreclosure in Torrance- Redondo Beach – Gardena but is a Loan Modification the right answer?

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