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Thursday, November 12th, 2009
 San Diego Real Estate Blog
2010 San Diego Real Estate Market
I know it’s still 2009 November and it might be a little early for 2010 San Diego Real Estate Market predictions but I think I’ll give it a shot. 2010 in the San Diego Real Estate Market should show more foreclosures than we had in 2009. In 2009 many foreclosures were held off of the market due to the moratoriums. Now that many of the foreclosure moratoriums are lifted the banks are gearing up to get the REO’s off of their books. 2010 in San Diego and many parts of the country will be known as the year of the “Last of the Foreclosure Market”. There will be more foreclosures after 2010 into 2011, 2012 and 2013 but 2010 will be the last big year for foreclosures.
There will still be more short sales and some banks are moving faster on them. There’s lots of talk about the short sales being streamlined and moving through the system faster. In 2010 it might just be a lot of false hope in this area. I hope I’m wrong and we see the short sales as a whole (not just select banks) move through the system fast and to a sale but it might just be a lot of hype. Systems like REOTrans are setting up to do short sales but I’ll believe the push towards short sales over foreclosures by the banks when I see it.
For homebuyers in 2010 it should be a delight with more inventory coming into the San Diego Real Estate Market. In some price ranges like the lower end first time home buyer prices under $400,000 there still will be a fight with other buyers to get the homes. There are way too many buyers and investors in the under $400,000 range in many areas of San Diego County that will keep this price range in very short supply in 2010. The upper end in non-coastal areas will still slide a little lower in 2010. We’ll see how this worked out in 2011.
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Wednesday, October 21st, 2009
 San Diego Real Estate Blog
I read a recent article titled: Realtors® Urge Congress to Act Now to Extend Homebuyer Tax Credit. In the article the National Association of Realtors included some facts about how many first time home buyers were helped into their new homes by the tax credit which will end on November 30, 2009. I know it’s helped here in the San Diego Real Estate Market and many of our clients have taken advantage of the incentive.
Below is an excerpt from the article:
The National Association of Realtors® is calling upon its 1.2 million members to urge Congress to extend the successful homebuyer tax credit into next year.
Since its inception earlier this year, the $8,000 first-time homebuyer tax credit has brought 1.2 million new buyers into the market—350,000 of whom would not have purchased a home without the credit, according to NAR. The credit is due to expire November 30.
“Now is the time for Congress to keep this recovery going by extending the tax credit through 2010 and making it available to more homebuyers. We have all seen how the credit has been a spur to bring homebuyers into the market, and have seen the beginnings of a real recovery in the housing market. Housing has always led this nation out of economic downturns, and can do so again,” said NAR President Charles McMillan, a broker with Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage in Dallas-Fort Worth.
Realtors®, the leading advocates for homeownership and housing issues, will be writing to their Senators and Representatives to tell them of the successes with the tax credit thus far and to press them to extend and expand it now.
For the entire article please visit Realtor.org
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Wednesday, July 29th, 2009
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I think “Making Home Affordable” the title and the name of the web site have it all wrong, it’s supposed to be “Buy a Home You Can Afford” but most things right now in the world are either upside down or just plain wrong.
I checked out the Obama led web site “Making Home Affordable”. The standard Homeowner’s HOPE Hotline mantra with the HOMES of HOPE 888-995-HOPE number in red to get you to call for urgent help. This government has hijacked the word HOPE from day one and probably won’t stop until they’ve moved on. Which is HOPEfully soon. Not that the next elected group of thugs and profiteers will do much better … I’d settle for doing nothing than the direction we’re heading now.
It was the HOPE of homeownership for many who should never have qualified for the loan that drew them into this burden that now is destroying their lives …. THE MORTGAGE PAYMENT. A HOPE fueled by GREED that lent money to anyone with a faint heartbeat with little regulation and little to  no verification of the homeowner’s real ability to pay it back after the ARM would readjust. Lenders were making money hand over fist and could sell the note quickly on Wall Street to a sea of buyers, so why should they care to verify or tighten up on their lending practices. Now the banks and mortgage holders are losing money hand over fist as taxpayer’s bailout them out as well as our government and their buddies…… hand over fist.
The printing presses ($100 machines) are rolling at the Department of Treasury and the money going in every direction imaginable except to where it needs to go. The cost “PAYBACK” is left to our children and their children and so on….. while the baby boomers will have their nest eggs refilled with government pork, $4,500 car buying credit and free healthcare. WHOOOOPI. One of the saddest parts of this whole mess is putting the burden of this generation’s foul-ups on the children and their children. Well I guess they’re doing what they like to do, borrow and spend and  expect someone else to pay or somehow get out of it. Their best answer is to pin it on the kids because they don’t have a voice, YET!
HOPE. I used to think HOPE was something like a wish, a dream that you wanted one day to be fulfilled, something in your life or in another’s life that would happen to bring joy into it. Now HOPE is a slogan, a word used by agenda pushers to play on people’s emotions and to get them to go in a specific direction. After all, who doesn’t want HOPE? Right?
Back to the web site …….
On the home page of this web site it asks
Are You Eligible? Please use the self-assessment tools provided on this websiteto see if you are among the 7 to 9 million homeowners who maybe able to benefit from Making Home Affordable.
Right below this is a “Find out if you are eligible” button.
The next web page will ask you to choose if you want to see if you are eligible for “Home Affordable Financing” or “Home Affordable Modification”. Select the one that best fits your desire.
Under “Home Affordable Financing” you have to answer YES to every question to be eligible. That means that you own a 1 -4 unit home, your loan is with Fannie Mae or Freddie Mac, your current on your mortgage payments and “the kicker”- you believe that the amount you owe on your first mortgage is about the same or less than the current value of your house. Remember that last question asked about first mortgage only, not first and second. If you answered yes to all of these cross your fingers and toes and HOPE.
Under “Home Affordable Modification” you also have to answer YES to every question to be eligible. That means your home is your primary residence, the amount you owe on your first mortgage is equal to or less than $729,750, you’re having trouble paying your mortgage, you got your current mortgage  before January 1, 2009, and your payment on your first mortgage (including principal, interest, taxes, insurance and homeowner’s association dues, if applicable) more than 31% of your current gross income? HOPEfully you can answer YES to all of the questions and then there’s HOPE.
I don’t want to give a sense of false HOPE to troubled homeowners so I want to be clear about this. Please try and use this web site to see if they can help you. From what I have seen in the San Diego area including Chula Vista is that most homeowners that purchased a home in the past 1-4 years can’t truly answer YES to all of the questions in either category. The ones that can are still only eligible for the Making Home Affordable program.
Most of the homes in many neighborhoods in San Diego County are short sales. This means that there was no loan refinancing or loan modification for the homeowner that allowed them to successfully stay in their home. If there was they would not be short selling the home, and many are short selling their homes and condos. Some truly just didn’t try, shame on them. Most are just way upside down in property value and can’t make the monthly payments since the ARM readjustment or loss of job.
Its simple math, let me show you;
Paid $800,000 for home … worth $500,000 – why do I want this home?
or
Monthly income $5,000…. house payment jumped to $4,900 – need to eat!
These short sale listings will either be sold short or be taken back by the bank through a foreclosure  and end up on the market as a Bank Owned REO. I have spoken with many homeowners who just want to get out their homes or condos and just move on. They want to close that door in their lives and open the next one. The choice of keeping a home that has decreased in value 40% in 3 years and a monthly mortgage payment that is just not possible to pay is destroying families.
I have met many that have said “enough, I’ll take the credit hit and short sell my home or let the bank foreclose on it” and they have. I will always ask them if they contacted an attorney and a CPA to go over all of the ramifications of both. This is essential if the path of short sale or foreclosure is in any ones future.
I HOPE this review of the Making Home Affordable web site helps you.
http://www.makinghomeaffordable.gov/
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Sunday, February 22nd, 2009
 San Diego Real Estate Blog
Many people hear short sales and think “shorts for sale” these are not shorts for sale in San Diego. They are short sales or selling your home short of what is owed on it to the bank.
The San Diego MLS is filled with Short Sale Homes. Many buyers think that most of the homes for sale in San Diego Foreclosures or bank owned homes. The fact is that there are many more short sales in San Diego County than there are foreclosures. When buying a short sale home in San Diego there are many things that need to be taken into consideration. Things that you will need an experienced San Diego Short Sale Realtor to help you with. There are many reasons why a short sale home can be a better option over a bank owned home.
A short sale home is a home that is listed for sale and will sell for less money than what is owed by the homeowner to the bank or mortgage company. San Diego has many short sale homes on the market and will continue to through 2009, 2010, 2011 and maybe even further down the line. If the home doesn’t sell as a short sale it will in most cases become a foreclosure and will be taken back by the bank and become an REO or Real Estate Owned on the banks books. The banks will then sell this home or hire a San Diego REO Listing Agent to sell the home as a foreclosure.
Some of the benefits of buying a short sale home over an REO are that in many cases because the homeowner still owns the home the homes are in better condition. The homeowner wants their home sold before the bank forecloses on it and in most cases will have it well kept during the short sale process and in many cases be living in it. This is not always the case but it is more likely that a San Diego Short Sale is in better condition than a San Diego REO. The process for buying a short sale is usually much longer than buying a foreclosure. There is much more negotiation and bank processing time when purchasing a short sale.
If you are considering buying a San Diego Short Sale Home make sure you contact us. We have many to show you.
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Monday, February 2nd, 2009
San Diego Realtors
Dawn Lewis - San Diego Realtor® Since 1989
Hi,
I’m Dawn Lewis and I’m a San Diego Realtor. You have just found the best San Diego Real Estate web site for searching for San Diego Real Estate. I hope it helps you with your San Diego home or condo search and answers questions you have about San Diego real estate. Please use the tools and features like the San Diego MLS with its great maps and community information.
My Experience:
Realtor® in San Diego Since 1989
SOLD well over 1,500 Homes
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As you can see I have been a real estate agent in San Diego for quite some time. Please put my experience to work for you and give me a call today.
I love what I do and I would love to help you.
Dawn Lewis
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Tuesday, January 20th, 2009
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About San Diego Real Estate Blog
The San Diego Real Estate Blog is a Web Log about Real Estate in San Diego County California. Posts about buying real estate in San Diego and Selling Real Estate as well as all aspects of the market are presented daily to interested Blog readers. This San Diego Real Estate Blog is considered one the most detailed and accurate in the Blogosphere. When reader want information on real estate related information in the San Diego area this is the Blog they click to.
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Sunday, January 4th, 2009
San Diego Real Estate Blog
My name is Dawn Lewis and I am an REO Listing Agent in San Diego County with 20  years experience. Asset Managers when your ready to sell your assets in San Diego County California make sure you contact me. I have personally sold over 1,500 homes in San Diego County. I am one of the fastest growing REO Listing agents in San Diego County including the Chula Vista area and would like to offer you my services in selling your companies assets. I currently have a team of 7 in my REO division and my REO’s are serviced by the 70 agents that work within my company. We sell REO’s fast with extreme efficiency through systems that my team and I have perfected with my 20 years experience as a San Diego Realtor and REO Specialist.
I would like to prove myself to you by having you interview me by phone or email. I would also appreciate listing 5 to 10 of your assets so that you can experience how good my services are. I know what your goal is; to sell your assets as quickly as possible for the most money and the least amount of problems.
I have several web sites and Blogs where I promote my REO’s for fast and efficient sales. These web sites currently come up on page 1 on Google for San Diego Foreclosures which gives me 10 to 20 leads for REO buyers and investors per day. Please take advantage of the systems that I have created to sell your assets fast, efficiently and for top-dollar. I look forward to speaking with you further regarding your REO’s. Some of my qualifications include:
REOMAC-Mortgage Default Industries Top Service
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Real Estate Agent/Salesperson License since 1989
Over 200 Hours of REO & BPO Education on file
I would appreciate the chance to work with you and selling any assets that you have in the San Diego County, California area.
Sincerely and Respectfully,
Dawn Lewis
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Friday, December 12th, 2008
San Diego Real Estate Blog
I get many requests through emails, phone calls contacts from my San Diego real estate web sites and blogs asking  information on buying a home or showing requests on our listings and REO’s. I work very methodically and although I can be flexible experience has taught me that procedure needs to be followed for helping clients achieve their dreams. Before I start showing property and in many cases emailing properties I will always have my new home buyer pre-qualify with one of the lenders I work with. If the buyer already has a lender I will ask them for their lenders info so I can call them and talk with them. I want to know what loan amount they can get to see what price range to show then homes or condos in.
Knowing purchasing power and monthly payment comfort zone is very important before a buyer gets far down the road of buying a home they can’t afford or looking in a price range that is too low for what they can afford and want to buy. I equate it to knowing how much many is in your pocket before you go shopping. Unless you’re using credit or a check you would need to know how much cash is in your pocket before you went into the grocery store and started filling up your cart. Some people find that they have no money in their pocket and can’t buy right now while others realize that they can buy groceries for a month. Before you buy a home or even start seriously looking a buyer needs to know how much the bank will loan them and what the monthly payments will be.
 Once the buyer speaks with a lender then the buyer knows their home purchasing power and their agent knows in what price range to start looking in. To me this is at the very beginning stage of buying a home. I’ve noticed many inexperienced Real Estate Agents not guide their home buyers in the right direction by having them contact a lender upfront. It’s sad when the agent shows property to the new homebuyers for months, find the perfect home and then realize that the home they want is priced at $500,000 and they can only get a loan up to $300,000. It turns into a waste of time for everyone involved and shows the client how inexperienced the agent is. If you’re buying a home in San Diego make sure you call us and we can have one of the great lenders we work with call you.
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Wednesday, December 3rd, 2008
San Diego Real Estate Blog
The real estate market in San Diego for 2009 should be somewhat predictable. In my Real Estate Professional opinion 2009 should look a  lot like 2008. 2008 showed us many short sales and foreclosures on the market with declining San Diego home values. We should see the upper end homes continue to drop in price which they have in 2008 but the slide has a lot more to go through 2009. The lower end homes price ranged below $450,000 in many areas of San Diego have started to level off and should continue to level off through 2009. The condos are still dropping in value in most areas of San Diego and inventory of condos in San Diego is building and building. There has to be more movement to lower prices for San Diego condos in 2009.
Some of the unknowns going into 2009 would be the economy and what will the banks do for homeowners other than foreclose on them. The economy in 2009 will be a recession. San Diego will be hit but not as bad as many other areas of the country. We have a large military and federal government job base which will probably not be affected. We have a strong technology base of companies and biotech companies that will help ride out the long recovery. The other factor will be how the banks deal with loans in default. If the banks and mortgage companies decide to allow homeowners to truly refinance their home at a new appraised value and stay in their home this will have a great affect on the San Diego Real Estate Market. It would mean far less foreclosures and short sales and less inventory of homes on the market. In my opinion these will be the two indicators to watch for in 2009.
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Monday, September 15th, 2008
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We are San Diego Real Estate Agents that sell foreclosures. We have been selling real estate in San Diego County and currently have many San Diego Foreclosures for you to  look at and buy. We have represented many banks and asset managers in selling their assets for top dollar in San Diego. We have also helped many buyers find a great deal on a San Diego foreclosure.
Because we are so good at what we do we have staff to help both the asset managers who need to sell San Diego assets fast and for top dollar as well as staff that assists the buyers wanting a great deal on a San Diego foreclosure. Our operation is well oiled and runs smooth with the grease of experience and professionalism. When you’re ready to talk foreclosures in San Diego you should talk to us. We’re the San Diego Foreclosure Experts.
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