Downtown Anaheim (Anaheim, CA)
By Same Day 203kla, HUD Certified 203k Consultant 323 309-9722
(Same Day 203Kla 323 309-9722)
Our Goal at Sameday203kla.com is to encourage you to prepare for a major disaster and to maintain that readiness. Part of becoming ready is having the necessary supplies. Earthquakes and major disasters, in our area, can happen at any time. They are not totally predictable. There may be long periods between disasters. This is why it is important to maintain fresh emergency supplies through rotation of older stock into daily use. The quality of life and the potential for survival are greatly increased by being prepared. Conduct practice drills. Physically place yourself and your children in the safe locations in the home. Learn first aid and CPR through your local Red Cross or other community organization. Decide where and when the family will reunite, if separated. Keep a list of emerge...
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By Same Day 203kla, HUD Certified 203k Consultant 323 309-9722
(Same Day 203Kla 323 309-9722)
Same Day 203k Consulting-HUD Approved Since 1995 www.sameday203k.com               323 309-9722                                           10 Simple Steps to Buying a Home Using the FHA 203k Renovation Loan Program and Closing your loan in 30-45 Day’s   The FHA Section 203k Loan Features: The Section 203k mortgage loan offers the borrower a single, long - term, fixed or adjustable interest rate loan that covers both the acquisition and rehabilitation of a property. 

 Unlike conventional interim acquisitions and improvement loans, which may have higher interest rates and short terms.   The cost of the home renovation must be at least $5,000, but the total value of the property must fall within the FHA mortgage limit for the area.

 The value of the property is determined by either proper...
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By Veronica Cabrera, Realtor
(Independent Real Estate Broker)
I want to contact the department that is monitoring Active Rain Bank of America blogs comments. If you are there, please contact me or if someone has their number please help get it. I really need their help. Someone called me a few days and said they are there to help with any issues or trouble with our B o A short sales. I need them...!
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By Veronica Cabrera, Realtor
(Independent Real Estate Broker)
I                    I don't let go any short sale opportunity! I have had some declined ones, rejected, note or seller contributions required (none of those terms are good for the transaction) but I keep trying and negotiating... Many times the negotiator asks for certain un-saleable sales price, note or contribution, but after negotiating we may end up working things out fine. When it is really unacceptable for my seller, buyer or me as agent, I close the file and restart it, frequently the second or third time I try, I get a more flexible negotiator and I get it done. Keep trying, you never know! Often I have felt that it is a dead deal, but eventually I close it. Don't quit! Keep trying until the very end.. (Trustee sale) I would advise to be respectful to the negotiators, opening m...
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Photograph taken by Robert Swetz 2011 Last Sunday Vegas Bob and family where celebrating Burmese “Water Festival” New Years in Los Angeles California. The following day VB and family strolled over to a HUGE playground for children and adults that either want to be a kid for the day or just don’t want to grow up. Vegas Bob grew up real fast when he was younger and missed several years when he was real young and then again when he was a teenager. So now that VB has been an adult for quite some time, he just wants to bust loose, be silly and NOT act his age. When Sherry first came to live with us in America back in June of 2010 has really brought back some memories of being a kid. I spend so much time with Sherry that I go to fun places like the one in the photo above, watch cartoons and ...
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By Connie Gohata, Results that Move You
(eXp Realty of California)
Many of my fence sitting clients are now starting to call me because they are seeing the market go up and want to get in before it's too late.  These are the folks who were looking a year ago and just couldn't make up their mind.  They wanted to buy at the bottom.  I don't understand that because it would have been maybe a $5/month difference on their payment if they bought back then vs. waiting a couple months for the market to go lower. So, have we hit the bottom?  Have we started to go back up?  I think it's a false reading because the seller's market here in Northwest Orange County, Lakewood, Cerritos, and Long Beach areas are fooling us.  It only seems like a seller's market because the bottom fishing properties are gone or if they appear, they are snatched up in a second by a cash...
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