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Victorville, CA esta situado approximadamente a 97 millas nor-este de Los Angeles y a 35 millas nor-este de San Bernardino, justo al norte de las montanas de San Bernardino, cerca del Desierto de Mojave. Los freeways interstate 15 & state highway 18 interseccionan cera del centro de Victorvile y la ciudad esta cercada en el west for el highway 95. Muchas rutas de camiones y de trenes corren cerca de Victorville, CA a 40 minutes de manejo del Ontario Aeropuerto, el cual ofrece a los pasajeros y carga comercial servicio a las mas importantes ciudades de USA. Tres aeropuertos estan ubicados en el Victor Valley, incluyendo aeropuerto en Apple Valley, Hesperia y Southern California Logistics Aeropuerto (formalmente llamado George Air Force Base). A 50 millas de distancia dentro del perimetro del Interstate Fwy 15 (I-15), Victorville proporciona acceso immediato a los freways principales que facilitan el mercado de Southern California. Estos freeways interstatales/highways, incluyen:

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ABOUT VICTORVILLE, CA:

Victorville, CA (San Bernardino County) is situated approximately 97 miles northeast of Los Angeles and 35 miles northeast of San Bernardino, just north of the San Bernardino Mountains, at the edge of the Mojave Desert. Interstate 15 and State Highway 18 intersect near the center of Victorville and the city is bordered on the west by Highway 95. Major trucking and rail routes run through the area and Victorville is about 40 minutes drive from Ontario Airport, which offers passenger and commercial air cargo service to major U.S. cities and overseas. Three airports are located in the Victor Valley itself, including airport facilities in Apple Valley and Hesperia and Southern California Logistics Airport (formerly George Air Force Base) is located in the City of Victorville and offers business air cargo facilities. Within a 50 mile radius, via use of Interstate 15 (I-15), Victorville provides immediate access to all major interstates and highways that facilitate the Southern California market. Those interstates/highways are listed above, please see table.

The City of Victorville has generally been a bedroom community serving the Ontario (San Bernardino County) and San Gabriel Valley (Los Angeles County) employment centers. At the same time, the growth of the area and economic development efforts have increased the number of wage and salary jobs in Victorville itself from just 5,285 jobs in 1980 to over 30,000 in 2006.

Victorville residents and businesses are served by an integrated fixed route transit system that provides transportation options between communities and the greater region. Victor Valley Transit offers curb to curb bus service throughout Victorville and other High Desert communities and Greyhound provides scheduled bus service to and from the area. Amtrak provides commuter rail service to and from Victor Valley. Freight train service is provided by the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe and Union Pacific railway companies.

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I have been anxiously waiting for the guidelines of the Homeowner Affordability and Stability Plan to be unveiled today March 4th. Has anyone heard anything on it? There are alot of MYTHS and REAL facts out there and I wanted to see what the guidelines were going to be for many home owners who are upside down, delinquent, or facing foreclosure. I'm curious to know your 2 cents on what you think this new plan will actually do for homeowners and the economy. I've placed a link below so you can read about the plan if you are unfamiliar with it or want more information.

http://www.businessweek.com/the_thread/hotproperty/archives/2009/03/homeowner_stabi.html?chan=top+news_top+news+index+-+temp_news+%2B+analysis

Well if you haven't already heard, the government just released the Homeowner Affordability and Stability plan this past Wednesday. This plan gives the banks and financial institutions that hold your mortgage some incentives to help you refinance or modify your mortgage loan whether you are behind or current on your mortgage payments and even if you do not have sufficient equity required for a refinance. The government is going to pay the banks money for each successful loan mod or refinance. Once you have been granted a loan modification or refinance, as an incentive for you to keep making your mortgage payments on time the federal government will pay down your principal loan balance up to $1,000 a year for up to a five year period. The $5,000 will be applied towards reducing your principal after the 5 year period if you have continued to make your payments on time. It's FREE money from the government.

Don't miss out on this window of opportunity. Program begins March 4th 2009. Get your loan modified or refinanced soon!

To get started:

1. Contact me for more information.
2. Let's find out what your options are for your situation.
3. Let's get to work and help you get a good night sleep.

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I have been asked this question for the last year and an half time and time again. My answer is I would never advise someone to intentionally miss payments in order to look like they are in trouble so they can qualify for a Loan Modification.

Last year I ran into brokers here in Southern California that would advise their Loan Modification clients to miss payments in order to look like they were in dire straits. I believe that is pure fraud on their part and they are dragging down good and decent people. There are ways of getting things done the right way so you can sleep at night.

I recently spoke with a manager at Wells Fargo that handles the final say on loan modifications and she said they would rather work with someone that has not fallen behind on their mortgage payments. They would rather help the homeowner before they ruin their credit or a problem gets from bad to worse. They want to nip it in the bud.

Well now it's a bit easier for the responsible homeowner that has kept his or her payments up but wont be able to in the near future. The Obama administration just released the Home Owner Affordability and Stability Plan this past Wednesday. In it they give incentives to the banks and financial institutions for working with home owners that have not been delinquent with their mortgage payments yet are in danger of falling behind if they do not get help soon.

If you are in need of some help or just want to talk about your situation to get some answers. Feel free to contact me. I will let you know what your options are.

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Back when I was in Jr high I remember gasoline being around 70 cents or so. I know I know, I just dated my self there, lol. Well my grandma would toss a Lincoln at me and tell me to fill up the tank. Those days are over. With gas reaching around 5 dollars a gallon last summer here in southern California who knows what this coming summer will bring.

Gas prices right now seem to be decent but I remember a time when everyone was going crazy cause gas prices were going to hit a dollar a gallon. People were in an uproar. They threatened boycotts and such but that never seems to come to fruition. Then they went crazy when gas was going to hit 2 dollars. I believe when the oil companies want to bring gas prices up, they take then so high that when they bring them down you think it's a bargain but wait you were just complaining about that bargain 6 months ago. It's all psychological. Sales tactics on the masses.

Ok well enough of the rant. If you want to find the cheapest gas prices in your local area just go to GasBuddy.com. I stumbled upon this website some time ago and thought I would share it with the Active Rain community. I know that driving around and showing clients houses for sale can use up some gas in that Hummer of yours. The least I can do is show you where to find the lowest price gas, lol. Either that or just go totally green by showing houses on bicycles. Hey that might not be a bad idea, lol.

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