I want to wish all of you a happy Thanksgiving holiday.
Irvine Home Address … 8 LA PALOMA Dr Irvine, CA 92620
Resale Home Price …… $250,000
5 little turkeys standing by door,
One waddled off, and then there were 4.
4 little turkeys under a treee,
One waddled off, and then there were 3.
3 little turkeys with nothing to do,
One waddled off, and then there were 2.
2 little turkeys in the noon day sun,
One waddled off, and then there was 1.
One little turkey better run away,
For soon will come Thanksgiving day.
Unknown — Five Little Turkeys
Jumbo loan limits remain the same in 2011
by CHRISTINE RICCIARDI — Friday, November 19th, 2010, 2:05 pm
The loan limits on jumbo conforming loans will remain unchanged for the first nine months of 2011 the Federal Housing Finance Administration said Friday. The agency recently enacted a congressional continuing resolution to maintain the limits.
The maximum jumbo loan limit is generally $417,000, but can go as high as $729,750. Loan limits vary by county and are the greatest in "high-cost" areas, meaning the top 20 major metropolitan areas across the U.S.
President and founder of Total Mortgage Services John Walsh told HousingWire in a recent interview he believes that the loan limit should extended to its fullest in every city.
"My thought is you should expand that increased conforming loan limit countrywide because a lot of people fall between $417,000 and $729,750," Walsh said. "It would put a lot more people in the purchase market that wouldn't necessarily qualify under the jumbo program."
A full list of conforming jumbo loan limits can be found here.
We had a recent discussion of A Plan to Transfer Losses on Jumbo Toxic Mortgages to Taxpayers. Raising the conforming limit is a bad idea.
Hope dies slowly
Many Californians believe in appreciating price with more faith than they have in their god or religion. When confronted with the reality their home values are declining, they hope that prices will come back and give them more of the HELOC money they are entitled to. Hope and denial are evident in the on-again off-again listing with its vacillating price levels.
Date | Event | Price | Source | ||
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Nov 13, 2010 | Price Changed | $250,000 | CARETS #S617151 | ||
Nov 07, 2010 | Price Changed | $350,000 | CARETS #S617151 | ||
Oct 28, 2010 | Price Changed | $387,000 | CARETS #S617151 | ||
Oct 28, 2010 | Price Changed | $390,000 | CARETS #S617151 | ||
Oct 27, 2010 | Price Changed | $400,000 | CARETS #S617151 | ||
Oct 25, 2010 | Price Changed | $390,000 | CARETS #S617151 | ||
Sep 21, 2010 | Price Changed | $400,000 | CARETS #S617151 | ||
Aug 21, 2010 | Price Changed | $399,900 | CARETS #S617151 | ||
Jun 15, 2010 | Price Changed | $400,000 | CARETS #S617151 | ||
May 25, 2010 | Price Changed | $575,000 | CARETS #S617151 | ||
May 13, 2010 | Listed | $630,000 | CARETS #S617151 | ||
Jan 15, 2010 | Delisted | * | Inactive Zillow #2 | ||
Dec 31, 2009 | Relisted | * | Inactive Zillow #2 | ||
Dec 28, 2009 | Delisted | * | Inactive Zillow #2 | ||
Nov 22, 2009 | Price Changed | * | Inactive Zillow #2 | ||
Oct 15, 2009 | Relisted | * | Inactive Zillow #2 | ||
Oct 14, 2009 | Delisted | * | Inactive Zillow #2 | ||
Sep 03, 2009 | Relisted | * | Inactive Zillow #2 | ||
Aug 29, 2009 | Delisted | * | Inactive Zillow #2 | ||
May 21, 2009 | Price Changed | * | Inactive Zillow #2 | ||
May 21, 2009 | Relisted | * | Inactive Zillow #2 | ||
Aug 23, 2008 | Delisted | * | Inactive Zillow #2 | ||
Aug 14, 2008 | Listed | * | Inactive Zillow #2 | ||
Mar 15, 2006 | Sold (Public Records) | $580,000 | Public Records |
The owner of this property paid $580,000 on 3/15/2006. She put $136,000 of her own money into it which is why the prices have danced for over two years. She started with an asking price in May that would have made her whole. She has since dropped her asking price by over 60%! As her foreclosure draws near, the desperation becomes obvious. She really wants an offer.
Foreclosure Record
Recording Date: 09/13/2010
Document Type: Notice of Sale
Foreclosure Record
Recording Date: 06/04/2010
Document Type: Notice of Default
Irvine may be special, but so far, no knife catcher has stepped up to grab this one. It is falling fast.
Irvine Home Address … 8 LA PALOMA Dr Irvine, CA 92620
Resale Home Price … $250,000
Home Purchase Price … $580,000
Home Purchase Date …. 3/15/2006
Net Gain (Loss) ………. $(345,000)
Percent Change ………. -59.5%
Annual Appreciation … -17.6%
Cost of Ownership
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$250,000 ………. Asking Price
$8,750 ………. 3.5% Down FHA Financing
4.55% …………… Mortgage Interest Rate
$241,250 ………. 30-Year Mortgage
$49,146 ………. Income Requirement
$1,230 ………. Monthly Mortgage Payment
$217 ………. Property Tax
$0 ………. Special Taxes and Levies (Mello Roos)
$42 ………. Homeowners Insurance
$285 ………. Homeowners Association Fees
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$1,773 ………. Monthly Cash Outlays
-$113 ………. Tax Savings (% of Interest and Property Tax)
-$315 ………. Equity Hidden in Payment
$15 ………. Lost Income to Down Payment (net of taxes)
$31 ………. Maintenance and Replacement Reserves
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$1,391 ………. Monthly Cost of Ownership
Cash Acquisition Demands
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$2,500 ………. Furnishing and Move In @1%
$2,500 ………. Closing Costs @1%
$2,413 ………… Interest Points @1% of Loan
$8,750 ………. Down Payment
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$16,163 ………. Total Cash Costs
$21,300 ………… Emergency Cash Reserves
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$37,463 ………. Total Savings Needed
Property Details for 8 LA PALOMA Dr Irvine, CA 92620
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Beds: 3
Baths: 2 baths
Home size: 1,391 sq ft
($180 / sq ft)
Lot Size: 3,301 sq ft
Year Built: 1978
Days on Market: 191
Listing Updated: 40500
MLS Number: S617151
Property Type: Single Family, Residential
Community: Northwood
Tract: Sd
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According to the listing agent, this listing may be a pre-foreclosure or short sale.
THIS CONDOMINIUM IS SINGLE STORY UNIT. NOBODY IS ABOVE OR BELOW YOU. THIS IS A WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITY TO ACQUIRE A NICE PROPERTY IN A SAFETY AREA IN AN EXCELLENT SCHOOL DISTRICT. 3 BEDROOM 2 BATHROOMS WITH A GARAGE FOR 2 CARS. THIS IS AN END UNIT. ATTACHED ONLY FROM ONE SIDE. IT HAS BEAUTIFUL GRANITE AND WOOD FLOORS. NICE KITCHEN, HIGH CEILING. PATIO ATTACHED TO THE MASTER BEDROOM. IT HAS SOME COSMETIC DETAILS LIKE A BROKEN A MIRROR IN THE MASTER BEDROOM AND BROKEN COVERS AND 2 MISSING DRAWERS.IN THE KITCHEN. IN A QUITE AREA WITH SWIMMING POOL AND SPA. IN A VERY CONVENIENT LOCATION.ONLY BLOCKS FROM 5 FREEWAY, SHOPING CENTERS AND SCHOOLS.
A QUITE AREA? SHOPING?
ALL CAPS?
Happy Turnkey Day from the IHB
“IT HAS SOME COSMETIC DETAILS LIKE A BROKEN A MIRROR IN THE MASTER BEDROOM AND BROKEN COVERS AND 2 MISSING DRAWERS”
LOL! They won’t even invest in a new mirror and some new covers and drawers to sell the place.
And that’s just the stuff they are disclosing.
I would run like the wind from this turd at any price.
I don’t understand you comment on her trying to get an offer before foreclosure. At 250k, its a short sale so she still gets her credit dinged.
rkp… As of December 8th, FANNIE guidelines change requiring SEVEN YEAR waiting period after foreclosure before being eligible for a loan.
I think that gives renewed incentive to SELL at any cost to avoid foreclosure… Even if it “dings” her credit!
This must be one of those sophisticated Irvine buyers Planet Reality lectures us about. I wouldn’t touch that turd with a 10 foot pole.
Keep renting and saving.
What happens to local comps if someone steps up and pays 250K for this.
To my Australian eyes this actually looks pretty good value as a fixer-upper/starter, except for the excessive HOA fees. (I assume that’s the same as Body Corporate fees here.)