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Another Sold Listing by SCA Real Estate ~ 108 Given Place Montebello CA 90640

Tom Bashe - Broker, Realtor, Temecula  Homes for sale, Temecula Real Estate: Real Estate Brokerage in Temecula, CA
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$309,000
Single Family Home
Main Features
4 Bedrooms
2 Bathrooms
1 Unit
Interior: 1150 sqft
Lot: 5,264 sqft
Location
108 Given Place
Montebello, CA 90640
USA

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HERO PROGRAM EXPANDS ELIGIBLE AREAS IN LOS ANGELES COUNTY - MONTEBELLO

Donne Knudsen CalState Realty Services: Loan Officer in Simi Valley, CA

MONTEBELLO, CA - The name, Montebello, which means beautiful hill in both Italian and Spanish, was originally an agricultural community. However, with the discovery of oil by Standard Oil Company, it brought about a revolutionary change and the agricultural hills soon became a major contributor to oil production. Soon its oil fields were producing one-eighth of the crude oil produced in CA.

Montebello is located a few miles east of downtown Los Angeles and is host to one of the area's best-loved attractions: the Grant Rea Park, which houses the Montebello Barnyard Zoo.

The Montebello Zoo is a family favorite for Montebello residents and everyday there is like a party with children galore running around the place.

Montebello has been experiencing a growing spurt the past few years and now has more than 60,000 residents. Montebello is also a "young" city with a median age of 34 years old with nearly half of the population being young families with children.

One of the best things about Montebello though is that first time buyers can receive up to $75,000 in down payment assistance to purchase eligible properties through the HERO State program. Payments for these "silent seconds" are deferred until the home is sold, refinanced, title transferred or no longer owner occupied. So how does one qualify for this assistance? Well, here are some of the basic eligibility requirements:

  • Applicants must be first time buyers - no previous homeownership in the last three yrs.
  • Only purchased foreclosed (REO) or abandoned properties are eligible
  • There are income guidelines but basically, you must be a low-medium income borrower
  • Sales prices limits are $493,000 for single family residences & $394,250 for condos/townhomes
  • Property must be located within a HERO designated census tract
  • Buyers must contribute a minimum of 1% of the down payment, which may be a gift
  • Buyers must complete a HUD approved homeownership education course

One of the challenges with this program was that many of the designated census tracts were in the unincorporated areas of the county where there were little to no active and eligible properties listed.

Now the LACDC has launched the HERO State program that has the same benefits and requirements as the initial HERO program but with the HERO State program, there are designated census tracts in some incorporated areas of Los Angeles County.

Here in the Los Angeles County, there was only a smattering of eligible census tracts scattered around the area. Now, with HERO State there is the city of Montebello with many eligible properties in these census tracts. Montebello's census tracts extend from the Civic Center District in the south all the way up to the Racquet Mountain area in the north.

If you're interested in more info on how you can qualify for this program, please feel free to contact me at 805.5278554 or donne4loans@earthlink.net regarding eligibility requirements, available census tracts or if you just have a question. I would love to be able to assist you with finding the most affordable loan option available to you in purchasing your first home here in Los Angeles County.

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City of Montebello Home Sales Statistics

Alberto  Pacheco: Real Estate Sales Person in Granada Hills, CA

Check New Listings, Pending and Sold for April 2009

The difference between the New Listings and the ones under contract goes 50% Down and the Difference between Price of New Listings and Sold is $ 115,474. check it out at:

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Statistics For May 2009

The number of New Listings versus the ones under contract goes down 50% and the Difference between Asking Average Price of New Listings and Average Sales Price is $ 88,831... check it at:

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Statistics For June 2009

The Difference between New Listings Versus the Ones Under Contract goes 33 down, and the Difference between New Listings Average Price and Sold Average Price is $ 39,020. Check that at:

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I CANNOT BELIEVE I AM SAYING THIS, BUT...

allan bataiff: Real Estate Brokerage in Montebello, CA

Is it time to look north to our neighbor? Unlike most banks in the United States, Canada's banks are not experiencing gut-wrenching adjustments. A main reason is that Canada does not have a heavy regulatory hand that forces its banks to engage in high risk loans to promote equality of outcome. With the exception of Alberta, Canadian banks are not constrained by non-recourse paper the way American banks are. In Canada, banks can seek other assets of the borrower in the event a foreclosure does not satisfy the amount stated in the note.

Clearly, in Canada buyers have a bigger stake in the transaction and are going to think twice, or three times before walking away from their home. Food for thought, or just a feeble exercise in comparative political economies?