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THIS SHOULD HAVE BEEN TITLED : BASIS FOR WRITING A CORRECT OFFER
AND NOW THE DETAILS
HOPE SOME OF THESE TIPS ARE HELPFUL IN GETTING YOUR OFFERS ACCEPTED!!

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So I was previewing homes in my local market Downey, California and decided to snap a quick one with my Palm Treo........ hope you enjoy from the album cover of Now & Then

And how it looked in the album Now and Then

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Remember this is only a prediction and nothing more, maybe we will look back at this and say ..... boy
was that Benny Chavez guy off, or maybe boy was that Benny Chavez guy on the money! I will mention
that I have taken plenty of real facts into account when deciding what I would predict would happen so
here it goes:
GOOD LUCK IN 2009! MAY SELLERS SELL, BUYERS BUY, AND INVESTORS FLIP!
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Another Stimulus Bill is about to take a trip around capital hill very soon. Our political leaders have a grave responsibility in using the public tax dollars wisely, not just distributing wealth from one hand to the other.
Giving credits (money) to everyone doesn't do a dam_ thing unless, the tax credit can effectively generate jobs and support systems to maintain those jobs, but also create JOBS. Be careful in what your legislators are doing. Adding to the deficient without job creation can be long lasting, President Bush gave us 3 tax credits stimulus packages with Congressional support during the last 8 years, and did we not learn that this was a token gesture, that actually added to our grandchildren debt, they will be paying for.
Let's get specific, we have approx. 180 million people who work in this country and about 10% are now unemployed, As an example, President Bush dished out a token 300 bucks stimulus to spend on what ever, Let's Do the math (180,000,000 times $300 dollars, that adds up to a lot of zero's 54,000,000,000) $54 Billion Dollars, do that times 3. that equates to 162 billion dollars during the last 8 years.
** Let's look at how a real tax credit can stimulate an economy. As an example, let's say you buy an American made car, if you were allowed to write off the interest, as part of a tax stimulus package, that vehicle, then, woukd stimulate buying activity, which maintains and creates a demand for an American Made product.
** We can do the same with Appliances that are made in the U.S., this would allow the American public to choose to buy American; there is a benefit (JOBS). Not saying there is nothing wrong with buying foreign, but recognize We cut our own throats, without really looking at the underlying problems, we help other economies to flourish, and put us deeper in a trade deficient.
**We need to realize that we can use our tax system work for the country, but it can also be detrimental and work against us if we tax too much or just tax those who own businesses or who we consider rich.
An Example; a vehicle over $30,000 has an added Special tax called (a luxury tax), a boat gets taxed as a luxury so 10% special Luxury tax crippled the Boating Industry in this country. So what happens?
People start changing their spending habits. Manufacturing plants that supplies JOB's here in the US, make decisions based on profits, not expenses, that ultimately forces manufactures to layoff people.
Imagine, if you were employed by a manufacture or other business that was dependant for it's survival on the consuming public to buy their products and if no one is buying boats as an example, this has ultimately adds to the problem we been facing in the US. We need to start paying attention to these things. This spiraling affect does filter down to the lowest common denominator, supporting jobs.
**We helped encourage foreign trading partners stimulate their economies since 1971 when President Nixon took us off the Gold Standard, and made America fight the worlds battles economically with printed paper dollars backed only by more debt (federal reserve note), believe it or not, many people in this country still thing our dollar is backed by gold in Fort Knox. It's time to re-think our monetary policy for the good of our United States of America. TheDon1950@aol.com
Carlos Arvizu Sr.
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Bank Owned properties or R.E.O (real estated owned by a corporate entity) sales are much easier than a
short sale. The only problem with a reo is the conditions of the transaction. In most cases the bank will
sell the property in as-is condition. Depending on the kind of financing you have in place, some lenders
will not close the escrow if the home is not habitable. In the case of the price, the price is usually set low
to attract a lot of attention. We have come up with the conclusion that on average it takes 22 showings to
generate 1 offer on a property. By setting the price below market value, the reo usually will receive
multiple offers depending on the condition and location. Thus driving the price closer to market value.
Some drawbacks with reo's is the fact that you have no history on the home you are aquiring as compared
to a normal sale where a homeowner will disclose material facts about the home. Banks are waived the
obligation of completing a transfer disclosure statement. The home comes with no warranties and you
might not receive concessions on some reos, such as closing costs, termite repair, or any other requests
you may have. Banks are also asking for less time on contingencies. You might only get 9 days to
appraise and inspect the home you are interested in. Do keep in mind that the few things that you miss
out on by buying an reo are compensated for with price.
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