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Hemet Bank Owned Home - 27364 Cloudrest Way - $78,300 - SOLD

The Valleys Premier Real Estate Offices | Mission Grove Realty, Inc. | 951-927-8940
27364 Cloudrest, Hemet, CA
Bank owned Hemet home with popular East Hemet location.
3BR/2BA Single Family House
offered at $78,300 - SOLD
Year Built 1975
Sq Footage 1,260
Bedrooms 3
Bathrooms 2 full, 0 partial
Floors 1
Parking 2 Car garage
Lot Size 7,405 sqft
HOA/Maint $0 per month

DESCRIPTION

Fantastic opportunity to purchase a bank owned property in one of the most desireable areas of East Hemet. Perfect as a rental property, a first home or investment. This 3 bedroom 2 bath home is situated on a large lot with many upgrades already complete like new kitchen cabinets, new dual pane windows and upgraded flooring in living room, family room and kitchen. Very little work remaining to be done and most appears cosmetic! A great opportunity for the right buyer with cash or approved financing in place and ready to close quickly.

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PROPERTY FEATURES

Central A/C Central heat Fireplace
Family room Living room Dining room
Dishwasher Stove/Oven

OTHER SPECIAL FEATURES

Bank Owned
Below Wholesale
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Contact info:
The Valleys Premier Real Estate Offices
Mission Grove Realty, Inc.
951-927-8940
For sale by agent/broker

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powered by postlets Equal Opportunity Housing
Posted: May 7, 2009, 10:07am PDT

A Viable Solution to the Housing Crisis?

flag.jpgI am re-posting this to see f anyone still feels this idea is any less viable than the current schemes that have provided banks with countless, and unaccounted for, millions.

It is easy to complain about the issue. We all hear it blasted across all lines of media and....in the workplace. Complaining about it, without the offer of a potential solution, no matter how far-fetched, just would not seem right so here is my offering :

Wipe the slate clean and start over. The "bail out" schemes on the table offer very little, if anything at all, to those who need it most. And, only a temporary band aid to hemorrhaging financial institutions and investors. Legislators have provided promises to "fix" the problem but are offering little in the way of an economically viable solution.

Forgive every mortgage, on a primary residence, of less than.....say $300,000.00 AND, let them keep their home.

  • Each household would be responsible for income tax on the forgiven amount with the ability to repay the tax obligation over 5-10 years.
  • Homeowners would be responsible for the property taxes and, if not paid when due (Barring extenuating circumstances) ownership could revert back to the original lender.
  • Only primary homes would qualify.
  • Homeowners must remain in their homes for a period of 5+ years (No rentals).
  • When sold, a percentage of the proceeds X% (after time limitation) would go to ???
  • Those applying for program must currently reside in their home.

Viable?

Think of the economic stimulus this could truly provide.

  • Homeowners would be able to complete home improvements putting contractors, construction workers and skilled laborers back to work.,
  • The car industry would have an immediate boost allowing auto manufacturers the ability to increase production putting thousands back to work and increase spending on "green" fuel alternatives.
  • disposable income, consumer spending could reach an all time high putting money in the pockets of everyone.
  • Unemployment could drop to an all time low and confidence levels could rise dramatically.
  • Consumer saving levels could rise and investment firms could recapture some of the losses they are sure to take....at the expense of all of us.

Possible?

Probable?

The alternative is to continue throwing BILLIONS of dollars at financial institutions....OUR DOLLARS. Money that certainly wont go to assisting those that are truly in need. Regardless of what is being promised. Is the current path working? It may be time to try something new before it is too late.

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