Nice bank owned two story house in the Muirfield Subdivision. Built in
1990. This home features 4 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, 3 car garage, over
2582 sq.ft and situated on a .14 court lot. Walking distance to Wanda
Hirsch elementary. Contact me for further info.
Monday, February 1, 2010
Coming soon! Large 4 bedroom home,3 car garage court location, 2582 sq.ft
Thursday, January 28, 2010
Tuesday, January 19, 2010
Bank Lists Posted
I just posted an updated list of bank owned homes for the last two months.
You can find them here
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Donny President's Elite 2005,2006,2007,2008
Coldwell Banker, The Boehm Team
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Tuesday, January 12, 2010
Coming soon: 5 bedroom plus den in Tracy $320,000
Coming soon-$175,000 nice rental or first time buyer home in Tracy
Wednesday, November 25, 2009
Coming Soon-Bank Owned in Manteca, Mtn House, Lathrop
Just about to list this nice house in Manteca located right off of Mission Ridge.
1256 Burgundy Lane, Manteca $189,900
new carpet, paint and some misc other work was done by the bank.
http://picasaweb.google.com/teamforeclosure/1256_Burgundy# (<---photos)
The house was built in 1993 has over 2199 sq.ft, a .15 lot, 4 bedrooms and a 3 car garage.------------------------------
Here's another nice house in Lathrop off of Bramblewood. This one is coming back on the market.
$145,000 for a 4 bedroom, 2 bath home with over 1780 sq.ft, a .14 lot, and built in 2005
Photos are here
http://picasaweb.google.com/teamforeclosure/701BramblewoodLathrop#
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155 W Santa Barbara Way
Mountain House, price not determined yet but this is a nice 3 bedroom home built in 2007, with over 1753 sq.ft, .08 lot, and 3 bathrooms.
Photos here http://picasaweb.google.com/teamforeclosure/155WSantaBarbara#
Saturday, November 7, 2009
This week's update of homes/info
Well this week proved to be a very busy week. First off, great news that the homebuyer credit was extended. Still confused? I've pulled a chart that basically summarizes all the info in an easy to read chart. You can view it here
New assignments and new listings rolled in this week. Here are links for photos:
4546 Dandelion Loop, Tracy-Jefferson School District- nice single story, $249,950, new carpet, paint. This one is sharp
New listing in Stockton (I’m holding this one open 1-4pm today)
$249,950 in the AG Spanos Park Area--nice 5 bedroom house
Another assignment in Stockton
1119 Windjammer-
Upcoming listing in Manteca
1069 Lambdin
Sorry I didn't provide all the details--I've got to run-open house to prepare for :)
as always contact me for more info
donny@tracyreoexperts.com
Thursday, October 29, 2009
REALTOR® Magazine-Daily News-Tax Credit Extension Seems Likely
'); Tax Credit Extension Seems Likely
Daily Real Estate News | October 27, 2009 |Share
It seems likely that the U.S. Senate will approve a deal to extend the First-Time Homebuyer Tax Credit, but the devil is in the details.Florida Democrat Sen. Bill Nelson told reporters traveling to Florida with President Obama on Monday that he thought that the extension would be approved, but both senators and representatives are among those who think that there should be some fiscal offset for the cost of the extension. Spending any more money on the stimulus effort also could stir up a hornets' nest in some circles.
The proposal in the Senate that appears to have the most likelihood of passage would extend the $8,000 credit through March 31, then its value would drop by $2,000 for each of the subsequent three quarters of 2010. This plan was offered by Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid of Nevada and Senate Finance Committee Chairman Max Baucus, a Montana Democrat.
Source: Associated Press, Andrew Taylor (10/26/2009) and The Wall Street Journal, John D. McKinnon (10/27/2009)
Coming back on market!- 17715 Golden Spike Lathrop Ca
Spacious two story home-living/dining room combination, family room with fireplace overlooks kitchen offering tile counters, white appliances, breakfast nook, & pantry closet, ceiling fans throughout, 2,564 square feet of living space, four bedrooms, three full bathrooms, built in 2006. $215,000
Wednesday, October 28, 2009
Picasa Web Albums - Foreclosures by Coldwell Banker - W. Refinado, Mountain House
Coming back on the market! Buyer could not qualify.
Here is a nice two story home in Mountain House featuring:
Lot Acres: : .14
Total Baths: : 4
Full Baths: : 4
Building Sq Ft: : 3,389
Bedrooms: : 5 Year Built: : 2007
Contacted me for more info
Thursday, October 22, 2009
For mortgages, 620 is the new magic number
If you haven't been qualified for a loan, a big change is coming. You'll need at least a 620 FICO to get a loan. More info below
Near historic low mortgage rates, favorable home prices, and the federal tax credit for first-time home buyers have contributed to home purchases in the past year. However, the onset of the credit crisis, new regulations for home appraisals, and more stringent guidelines for purchases and refinances have resulted in confusion for some potential home buyers.
While using a mortgage broker to find the best loan may work for some buyers, it may not always be the best route. In the past, mortgage brokers could “shop” a loan to multiple lenders to help find the best deal. However, new practices and procedures under the Home Valuation Code of Conduct (HVCC) have hampered mortgage brokers’ abilities, namely that lenders may no longer accept home appraisals commissioned by brokers. As a result, consumers may have to pay for new appraisals with each lender, which costs time and money. However, consumers who are very busy or need guidance may find that working with a mortgage broker is the easiest solution. Qualifying for a mortgage under current lender standards is more difficult nowadays than in years past. Beginning Nov. 1 or Dec. 12, depending on the type of loan, Fannie Mae is tightening its lending standards to the 620 credit score benchmark—including loans backed by the Federal Housing Administration and Veterans Affairs. Borrowers with credit scores of less than 620 will find it very difficult to qualify for a mortgage. However, to qualify for the best rates, consumers generally need credit scores of 720 and must have verifiable, steady income. As for loan type, most real estate professionals agree that a fixed-rate mortgage is the best choice for buyers and refinancers.
To read the full story, please click here
Picasa Web Albums - Foreclosures by Coldwell Banker - 772 Longfellow, Tracy 10.9.09
This one is coming back on the market! Buyer couldn't qualify. Nice house in Tracy. Contact me for more info. Thanks
Donny 209-740-1004 or donny@tracyreoexperts.com
Wednesday, October 21, 2009
Coming Soon! Bank Owned: Glenbriar Estates in Tracy
Here is a very nice two story located in the top school district in Tracy. Built in 2007, 3133 sq.ft, 6 bedrooms with a full bedroom and bathroom downstairs, granite countertops, cherry oak cabinets, master retreat with fireplace, and situated on a large .22 court lot. All this house needs is appliances and a good cleaning. Projected list range in the high 200,000.






