This clip was inspiring and I hope you got to see it....it even mentioned our local areas and talked with a few local professionals....Also, there was a slight glimpse of a street I sold on last November, 2007, at 4minutes,55seconds.....hehe
http://www.realtytrac.com/RNshared/News/PressVideo/61.wmv
Thursday, October 30, 2008
Tuesday, October 28, 2008
YOU ~ LIVE ON A GOLF COURSE?
Ever thought of LIVING ON A GOLF COURSE??
Some of MY CLIENTS have and DO....AND LOVE IT!!
Here are some properties that are currently available for your perusal:
Click the following URL to see the Listings:
http://www.mrmlsmatrix.com/DE.asp?ID=3434791178
Todd
Some of MY CLIENTS have and DO....AND LOVE IT!!
Here are some properties that are currently available for your perusal:
Click the following URL to see the Listings:
http://www.mrmlsmatrix.com/DE.asp?ID=3434791178
Todd
AFFORDABLE INLAND EMPIRE PROPERTIES TODAY!!
Here are some properties that may be GREAT INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITIES FOR YOU or SOMEONE YOU KNOW.
THEY ARE MOSTLY UNDER $100k!!!
Thank You.
Todd
Click the following link to view NEW listings
http://www.mrmlsmatrix.com/DAE.asp?ID=30108154-263343936-21
THEY ARE MOSTLY UNDER $100k!!!
Thank You.
Todd
Click the following link to view NEW listings
http://www.mrmlsmatrix.com/DAE.asp?ID=30108154-263343936-21
Loan Forbearance Agreements Must Be in Writing...
This was interesting and informative and a topic probably about to be on your mind or the mind of someone you know soon....if it's true, read it, save it and/or pass it on....Thank You!!
Todd
A lender's agreement to forbear or refrain from foreclosing on a home must be in writing and signed by the lender, even if the borrower has performed on the agreement by making a payment. This was the ruling of the recent appellate court case of Secrest v. Security National Mortgage Loan Trust (2008 WL 4516413).
This case serves as a good reminder for REALTORS® and their clients to get loan forbearances, loan modifications, and other agreements with mortgage lenders in writing and signed.In this case, the borrowers of a home loan defaulted in 2002. In a phone conversation, the bank's loan resolution consultant agreed to enter into a forbearance agreement to refrain from foreclosing if the borrowers paid the arrearage by making an initial payment of $13,422 followed by monthly installments.
The loan officer then faxed an unsigned written forbearance agreement to the borrowers. The borrowers noticed errors on the proposed agreement, and at the loan consultant's instructions, they corrected those errors on the document itself, signed it, and returned it to the loan officer along with the $13,422 initial payment.
The lender, however, never signed the forbearance agreement. Instead, the lender sold the note and deed of trust, and two years later, the new lender filed a notice of default.The borrowers in this case filed a lawsuit to stop the foreclosure claiming that, because of the forbearance agreement, the notice of default overstated the amount of the default. The court disagreed.
The court noted that, under the statute of frauds, a mortgage loan must be in writing and signed by the party against whom enforcement is sought. Similarly, if an agreement is subject to the statute of frauds, an amendment to that agreement is also subject to the statute of frauds. The court held that, in this case, the forbearance agreement at issue was not enforceable because it was not signed by the lender.
The borrower nevertheless argued that a signed agreement was not required because they partly performed by making the $13,422 initial payment. Again, the court disagreed. The court ruled that the payment of money is not "sufficient part performance to take an oral agreement out of the statute of frauds," because the borrowers paying money under an invalid contract "have legal means to recover that money if they are entitled to its return or have not received credit for it."
Obtained from the California Association of Realtors ~ Realegal® is published by the CALIFORNIA ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS®, a trade association representing nearly 200,000 REALTORS® statewide.
Todd
A lender's agreement to forbear or refrain from foreclosing on a home must be in writing and signed by the lender, even if the borrower has performed on the agreement by making a payment. This was the ruling of the recent appellate court case of Secrest v. Security National Mortgage Loan Trust (2008 WL 4516413).
This case serves as a good reminder for REALTORS® and their clients to get loan forbearances, loan modifications, and other agreements with mortgage lenders in writing and signed.In this case, the borrowers of a home loan defaulted in 2002. In a phone conversation, the bank's loan resolution consultant agreed to enter into a forbearance agreement to refrain from foreclosing if the borrowers paid the arrearage by making an initial payment of $13,422 followed by monthly installments.
The loan officer then faxed an unsigned written forbearance agreement to the borrowers. The borrowers noticed errors on the proposed agreement, and at the loan consultant's instructions, they corrected those errors on the document itself, signed it, and returned it to the loan officer along with the $13,422 initial payment.
The lender, however, never signed the forbearance agreement. Instead, the lender sold the note and deed of trust, and two years later, the new lender filed a notice of default.The borrowers in this case filed a lawsuit to stop the foreclosure claiming that, because of the forbearance agreement, the notice of default overstated the amount of the default. The court disagreed.
The court noted that, under the statute of frauds, a mortgage loan must be in writing and signed by the party against whom enforcement is sought. Similarly, if an agreement is subject to the statute of frauds, an amendment to that agreement is also subject to the statute of frauds. The court held that, in this case, the forbearance agreement at issue was not enforceable because it was not signed by the lender.
The borrower nevertheless argued that a signed agreement was not required because they partly performed by making the $13,422 initial payment. Again, the court disagreed. The court ruled that the payment of money is not "sufficient part performance to take an oral agreement out of the statute of frauds," because the borrowers paying money under an invalid contract "have legal means to recover that money if they are entitled to its return or have not received credit for it."
Obtained from the California Association of Realtors ~ Realegal® is published by the CALIFORNIA ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS®, a trade association representing nearly 200,000 REALTORS® statewide.
Friday, October 24, 2008
Friday, October 10, 2008
Thursday, October 9, 2008
HERE ARE SOME AMAZING (REPO HOME & OTHERS) FINDS!!
I am GETTING more and MORE AWESOME DEALS, EVERY DAY!!!
Let me know, when you're READY & Let's GET YOU one (or two!!)
of them!!!
THANKS FOR YOUR CONFIDENCE!!
Your Real Estate Professional,
Todd
Click the following link to view NEW listings
HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO THOSE OF YOU WHO HAVE A BIRTHDAY THIS MONTH!!!
MY BEST,
Todd Picconi
Wednesday, October 8, 2008
FED CUTS INTEREST RATE IN MORE THAN US TODAY!!
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20081008/ap_on_bi_ge/financial_meltdown
I had/have been telling clients that the interest rate should drop usually right before our election this year. GLAD to see this is TRUE.
HAVE A MARVELOUS WEDNESDAY!!
....AND, BUY THAT HOUSE!! YOU ALMOST CAN'T AFFORD NOT TO NOW.
"Congratulations to Hector and Carmen"!!
Looks like they may be my first clients to take advantage of the LOWER INTEREST RATES. WOOHOO!!
I had/have been telling clients that the interest rate should drop usually right before our election this year. GLAD to see this is TRUE.
HAVE A MARVELOUS WEDNESDAY!!
....AND, BUY THAT HOUSE!! YOU ALMOST CAN'T AFFORD NOT TO NOW.
"Congratulations to Hector and Carmen"!!
Looks like they may be my first clients to take advantage of the LOWER INTEREST RATES. WOOHOO!!
Tuesday, October 7, 2008
HAPPY BIRTHDAY IN-N-OUT!!
Wall Street Journal Details Inland Empire Real Estate
I Found this informative....and hope you do also.
Todd
http://online.wsj.com/article/SB122334317101810201.html?mod=googlenews_wsj
Todd
http://online.wsj.com/article/SB122334317101810201.html?mod=googlenews_wsj
Federal Reserve to Buy Massive Amounts of Short-Term Debt
This is G R E A T ! ! VERY INFORMATIVE and EXPLAINS the process well....
Hope you enjoy.....and Happy Tuesday!!
http://biz.yahoo.com/ap/081007/financial_meltdown.html?.&.pf=banking-budgeting
Hope you enjoy.....and Happy Tuesday!!
http://biz.yahoo.com/ap/081007/financial_meltdown.html?.&.pf=banking-budgeting
Sunday, October 5, 2008
Saw Il Trittico.....@ the LA Opera
This was one of the FUNNEST nights I've had ALL YEAR
....a chance to dress up, enjoy some great music and CULTURE, too.
Here is a link so you can view what's coming up if you'd like:
Saturday, October 4, 2008
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