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January 29th, 2012 10:30 AM

Please click on link below regarding Drop in Foreclosure Activity in California.

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November 19th, 2011 11:26 AM

This is true according to Snopes.com. See Snopes link at bottom of article...

This is scary stuff!! I cannot believe this was truly a ploy by Obama, but rather a Democratic way to increase revenue (Possibly suggested by the banks, although it appears they do not benefit from it... or do they??).
Whatever the case, it certainly sounds like ammunition to fire at our politicians...

 

Remember as you read this...THE BANKS ARE NOT IMPOSING THESE FEES!!!! IT'S THE DEMOCRATS THAT CAME UP WITH THIS!!!!!

Subject: Direct Deposit--HR4646]

HR 4646

Don't you wonder what's next???


ON JANUARY 1, 2012, THE US GOVERNMENT IS REQUIRING EVERYONE TO HAVE DIRECT DEPOSIT FOR SS CHECKS.

WONDER WHY?

Subject: HR 4646

Be sure to read entire explanation

Watch for this AFTER November elections; remember this BEFORE you VOTE,
in
case you think Obama is looking out for your best interest.

A 1% tax on all bank transactions is what HR 4646 calls for.

Do you receive a retirement check from Social Security or a pension fund
and have it direct deposit??

Well guess what ... It looks as if Obama wants to tax it 1% !!!

This bill was put forth by Rep. Chaka Fattah (D-PA).

YES, that is 1% tax on all bank transactions - HR 4646, every time it
goes
in and every time money goes out.

Ask your congressperson to vote NO.

FORWARD THIS TO EVERYONE YOU KNOW!

1% tax on all bank transactions ~ HR 4646 - ANOTHER NEW OBAMA TAX SLIPPED
IN
WHILE WE WERE ASLEEP. Checked this on snopes, it's true! Check it out
yourself ~ HR 4646.

President Obama's finance team is recommending a one percent (1%)
transaction fee (TAX). Obama's plan is to sneak it in after the November
elections to keep it under the radar.

This is a 1% tax on all transactions at any financial institution -
banks,
credit unions, savings and loans, etc. Any deposit you make, or even a
transfer within your own bank from one account to another, will have a
1% tax charged.

If your paycheck or your Social Security or whatever is direct deposit,
it
will get a 1% tax charged for the transaction.

If your paycheck is $1000, then you will pay Obama $10 just for the
privilege of depositing your paycheck in your bank. Even if you hand
carry
your paycheck or any check in to your bank for a deposit, 1% tax will be
charged.

You receive a $5,000 stock dividend from your broker, Obama takes $50
just
to allow you to deposit that check in the bank.

If you take $1,000 cash to deposit at your bank, 1% tax will be charged.

Mind you, this is from the man who promised that, if you make under
$250,000 per year, you will not see one penny of new tax.

Keep your eyes and ears open, you will be amazed at what you learn about
this guy's under-the-table
moves to increase the number of ways you are taxed.

Oh, and by the way, if you receive a refund from the IRS next year and
you
have it direct deposited or you walk in to deposit that check, you
guessed
it. You will pay a 1% charge of that money just for putting it in your
bank.

Remember, any money, cash, check or whatever, no matter where it came
from, you will pay a 1% fee if you put it in the bank.

Some will say, oh well, it's just 1%. Are you kidding me? It's a 1% tax
increase across the board. Remember, once the tax is there, they can also
raise it at will. And if anyone protests, they will just say, "Oh,that's
not
really a tax, it's a user fee"!

Think this is no big deal? Go back and look at the transactions you made
from last year's banking statements. Then add the total of all those
transactions and deduct 1%. Still think it's no big deal?

If you wanted change,

here it is!!!

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

 

This is true according to SNOPES. This is a copy of their posting.

1. snopes.com: Debt Free America Act •••

Is the U.S. government proposing a 1% tax on debit card usage and/or banking transactions?
...It is true. The bill is HR-4646 introduced by US Rep Peter deFazio D-Oregon and US Senator Tom Harkin D-Iowa. Their plan is to sneak it in after.......
...moved beyond proposing studies and submitted the Debt Free America Act (H.R. 4646), a bill calling for the implementation of a scheme to pay down the...
...[2010] by Rep. Chaka Fattah (D-Pa.). His "Debt Free America Act" (H.R. 4646) would impose a 1 percent "transaction tax" on every financial transaction...
Thu, 10 Nov 2011 12:28:04 GMT http://www.snopes.com/politics/taxes/debtfree.asp ;

 

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November 7th, 2011 4:25 PM

Hello,

I very proud to share this video of my niece who is one heck-of-a soccer player.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eeqciV7X01M

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Help Overturn California DREAM Act!

This is a special message for NumbersUSA members in California.

Dear California activist,

Governor Jerry Brown refused to listen to your pleas to veto AB 131, which enables illegal-alien students to apply for financial aid at most California public colleges and in the community college system. But you can fight back by supporting an effort to overturn the measure. Assemb. Tim Donnelly filed a referendum that, if qualified, will allow voters to decide whether AB 131 will remain law.

To qualify the referendum for the November 2012 ballot, Assemb. Donnelly’s Stop AB 131 team must collect around 505,000 valid voter signatures before Jan. 6, 2012. He has collected about 7,000 so far and is aiming to collect 700,000 since some signatures are typically found to be invalid.

There are many ways you can help. Volunteers are needed for signature canvassing, making phone calls, and caging petitions. You also can volunteer to act as a block or precinct captain or a regional coordinator. If you have worked on Facebook or Twitter grassroots campaigns, Stop AB 131 is seeking volunteers who know how to spread the word about planned rallies and talk radio opportunities.

Click the "Get Your Petitions" tab on the Stop AB131 web site to see a complete list of pick-up locations for petitions, rules for valid petitions, and instructions on how to have petitions mailed to you if you are unable to pick them up yourself. If you would like to volunteer your business, home or local club as a petition distribution center, please visit the website for information on how to do so, or call the general information line.

Please find a way to support the Stop AB 131 effort! If you are unable to get petitions signed, or help in one of the areas mentioned above, please visit the Stop AB131 web site to learn how to provide other backing.

The StopAB131 Team is working diligently to get as many petitions out the door as possible, so join the team and help overturn this un-American law!


Official web site -http://stopab131.com/


Official Facebook site -
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General information line - 323-952-4682

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October 24th, 2011 9:53 AM

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Thank you,

Ed Carroll Jr

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October 19th, 2011 12:00 PM

Home Sale Statistics:

Find what you are looking for!

http://dqnews.com/

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August 24th, 2011 10:31 AM

Interested? Take a moment and view the recent monthly activity of home sales in your area!

http://www.dqnews.com/Charts/Monthly-Charts/LA-Times-Charts/ZIPLAT.aspx

"No one rings a bell when the bottom is called"  - author unknown.

 

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July 8th, 2011 10:20 AM

Hello everyone,

The link below will help you understand where our real estate market is headed.

http://www.car.org/marketdata/currentresearch/2010mktrecap2011outlook/?view=Print&url

 

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Q: I'm thinking of retiring in about six years. I have a condo that is rented. I want to buy a house, not in the same town where I have the condo. Should I buy a house now or wait until next year? In my opinion, the market is good now to buy, but my concern is that if I wait too long, the home prices and interest rates will go up.

A: In general, timing the market is not a good idea. Most people wait too long to get the deal they thought they would if they timed it just right, and it makes much more sense to try to align your real estate buy with your life than with the market, in any event.

In this particular case, however, if you're just trying to decide between this year and next, then go ahead and begin the mortgage-qualifying and house-hunting process now, for several reasons.

First things first: You can't buy a home without any money. The mortgage loan qualifying process has grown very complex, difficult and drawn out over the past few years, even for people who are truly creditworthy.

For that reason, even if you were planning to buy a home next year now is still the time to touch base with a mortgage broker. Have the broker pull your credit, and work out an action plan for addressing any potential financing bumps in the road.

Assuming you have a mortgage on your rental property, this may complicate and lengthen the mortgage approval process for your own home -- even though the rental home has a paying tenant in it.

Today, mortgage lenders want to see that a rental home's mortgage is more than covered by the rental income and the owner's personal income before they approve a loan on another property. Your obligation to make mortgage payments on your rental property may limit the amount you can borrow to purchase your own home.

You may want to take steps like raising the rent on your condo or reducing some of your other debt (if you have any) before you buy your own home.

Similarly, many discriminating home buyers find that choosing and closing a deal on a suitable home takes a lot longer these days than it used to. There are many more grungy homes to sort through to evaluate their condition against any discount they may offer. Many of the best deals will attract multiple offers or are short sales or foreclosures which can take months to close escrow on.

Your main consideration in timing your home purchase should not be whether you buy now or next year. It's whether the home you buy now will be affordable and sustainable throughout your retirement.

Make sure you and your financial and tax planners, if you have them, have realistically projected your retirement expenses, and that your mortgage obligations will be sustainable once you've stopped working. Also, make sure the physical characteristics of the property itself will continue to work for you as you age. Things like stairs and difficult-to-maintain exteriors become much less attractive as time goes on.

Home values aren't on a steep upward trajectory almost anywhere, so don't feel pressured by that. Mortgage interest rates, however, are a very different animal. Many market observers have predicted that mortgage rates will begin a somewhat steep, long-term increase this year.

If those predictions pan out, it's entirely possible that right now is a time of peak affordability. Regardless of market issues, start seeking out referrals from family members and friends to local real estate and mortgage professionals, so that you can begin what might be the lengthy process of buying your next home.

Tara-Nicholle Nelson is an author and is the Consumer Ambassador and Educator for real estate listings search site Trulia.com

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Hang in there ---> 10.9 Million Borrowers Are Underwater

http://www.mortgagenewsdaily.com/06082011_corelogic_negative_equity.asp

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June 6th, 2011 11:32 AM

Hello,

I appreciate you taking a moment to visit the site below.  It certainly gives me encouragement in my chosen career.

http://www.thumbtack.com/ca/los-angeles/real-estate-agents/#sort=popularity&hilite=oWjjrppVjrBKYQ

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Survey: Next two years is prime time for real estate investors
18.5 percent plan to pay in cash


Real estate investors are likely to be three times more active than other types of home buyers in their local markets within the next two years, according to a nationwide survey from Realtor.com operator Move Inc.

According to the survey, a third of real estate investors are planning to buy in the next 24 months, compared with 8.6 percent of typical home buyers -- those planning to purchase a primary residence, vacation home, or retirement property. Another 9.1 percent of typical home buyers, and 28 percent of investors, plan to purchase between two and five years from now.

Among the investors, half plan to hold their properties for five or more years while 11 percent expect to sell within a year of purchase, according to the survey.

Some 56.5 percent of investors said the repair and maintenance of their property has not been difficult, and 42 percent plan to spend their own time and energy for that upkeep going forward.

Among the rest, 29.5 percent said they would hire a contractor for repairs and 28 percent said they would purchase move-in-ready properties. About 65.7 percent don't expect repair costs to surpass 20 percent of the property's purchase price, the survey said.

"This data suggests today's climate is hot for investing and is attracting a lot of new people that don't fit the stereotypical deal-driven flippers who buy and sell properties quickly," said Steve Berkowitz, Move CEO, in a statement.

"They're mostly entrepreneurial individuals who will make vital contributions to local communities by investing their own money and sweat equity to improve and maintain properties. These personal sacrifices made over the long run will help improve housing stocks, home values, property tax bases, and thousands of local communities."

More than half of investors, 53.5 percent, expect home prices to remain the same in the next six to 12 months. Of the rest, 23 percent expect prices to fall. About 69 percent expect it would be easier to find properties in the next six months, though 43.5 percent expect it would be harder to find bargains.

Some 41.5 percent of investors expect it would be easier to sell their properties in the next six months, the survey said.

Only 18.5 percent of investors said they will engage in an all-cash purchase, while 75.5 percent plan to combine cash and credit to purchase a property. More than half (59.5 percent) plan to put down cash but finance more than half of the purchase.

Sixteen percent plan to put down more than 50 percent in cash and finance the rest. Of the cash-only buyers, eight out of 10 expect discounts from sellers.

About 65.5 percent of investor respondents expect the financing difficulties first-time buyers are having will make it easier for them to compete for properties, according to the survey.

"The fact that most real estate investors plan on combing cash and credit for their purchases goes against the conventional wisdom that investor transactions today are mostly cash-only sales," Berkowitz said.

"This suggests they're seeing tremendous or once-in-a-lifetime opportunities and may be tapping into credit or taking out second trusts on existing properties. The data also shows they're expecting high returns to match the level of investment they're making in an arena that is new to many investors."

Most, 59 percent, of investors said they were new to investing; only 36.5 percent had experience with more than one property transaction. Nearly half (48 percent) said they expected a profit of 20 percent or more from their property investments, equal to a 4 percent annual rate of return over five years, the survey said. Another 40 percent expected a profit of 10 percent.
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April 13th, 2011 1:21 PM

This year our Annual El Segundo Baseball Alumni Game will be held on May 14th at 1:00. Location...as always...El Segundo Recreation Park (Stevenson Field). Our after game get together will be at "The Standard Station" located at 226 Standard St El Segundo (formerly Harry O's). For those that do not know...Stick & Stein closed their doors a few months ago after many years of success. Thank you George Stevens and the staff for all the great memories!

Questions...contact Ed Carroll Jr @ 310-251-9999

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April 4th, 2011 5:43 PM

The Real Estate Market in Corona is moving along. No signs of slowing down right now. I have been working closely with a friend in Corona trying to get an offer accepted on a nice home in the 360K range. Five offers later and we are still looking. My client is making his offers 15 to 20 thousand over asking price and it's not good enough. He is in a back up position on three of his offers. Time to step up a bit more to get an offer accepted.

Ed Carroll Jr

REAL ESTATE WEST

Broker Associate

310-251-9999

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March 28th, 2011 11:17 AM

Read about the latest Real Estate Market news!

http://www.dqnews.com/

 

Ed Carroll Jr

Broker Associate

Real Estate West

310-251-9999

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March 18th, 2011 1:33 PM
California
Foreclosure filings in California dropped to levels not seen since since late 2008 when governmental intervention temporary slowed the foreclosure filing process. Notice of Default filings dropped 12.8 percent month-over-month and Notice of Trustee Sale filings fell 12.5 percent from the prior month. The foreclosure filing percentage decreases are more moderate when adjusted on an average daily basis due to the fewer filing and trustee sale days in February with a 3.1 percent drop for Notice of Default filings and a 2.8 percent decline for Notice of Trustee Sale filings. On a year-over-year basis foreclosure filings were down as well, with Notice of Default filings down 29.6 percent and Notice of Trustee Sale filings falling 17.0 percent from February 2010. Acivity on the courthouse steps slowed with fewer sales leading to a 24.5 percent decrease in sales Back to Bank and a 20.3 percent drop in properties purchased by Third Parties, typically investors. For the first time, Third Party investors saw a drop in the average Time to Resell a property, down 3.1 percent to 156 days.


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March 3rd, 2011 11:00 AM

Here is the site that will answer your questions regarding the real estate market for each city in California.

Ed Carroll Jr

Broker Associate

Real Estate West

Direct: 310-251-9999

http://realtytimes.com/rtmcrstate/California

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February 23rd, 2011 12:55 PM

For the most recent statistics on Home Sale Prices visit the site below.

For up to the moment activity in your specific area call or email me with your questions!

http://www.dqnews.com/Charts/Monthly-Charts/CA-City-Charts/ZIPCAR.aspx

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January 23rd, 2011 12:29 PM

Hello,

It was a privilege and honor to have played professional baseball. Although injuries shortened my career I was able to play for eight years. As a player I was introduced to the Association of Professional Ball Players of America during my first year. Over the many years I have maintained friendships I made during those playing days. I will deeply appreciate it if you will take a moment to click on the link below. By doing so you will learn what this fine organization has done, and will continue doing for our fellow human beings. Thank you...Ed Carroll Jr - Life Time Member

Click to go straight to site: Association of Professional Ball Players of America

 

Sincerely,

Ed Carroll Jr

Broker Associate

Real Estate West

310-251-9999

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Here is a great site to explore:

http://www.homebuyinginstitute.com/news/mortgage-rates-forecast-106/

Contact Ed Carroll Jr @ 310-251-9999

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December 28th, 2010 5:17 PM

Hello everyone,

Do you have questions concerning your local real estate market. Is the market going down, up, or sideways. You will find all your answers by visiting the site below.

http://realtytimes.com/rtmcrstate/California

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November 24th, 2010 1:42 PM
I wish all of you a Happy Thanksgiving. May you be with your friends and family and give thanks for all that you have received :)
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November 14th, 2010 11:09 AM

I am asked frequently what is needed by a lender to obtain financing. Following the steps below will get you closer to buying a house.

  • Two years of employment
  • Two most current paystubs
  • Last 2 years W2's 
  • Last 2 years tax returns
  • Self employed (last 2 years tax returns)
  • Rental income verification (last 2 years tax returns)
  • Last 2 bank statements (all pages), or proof of down payment
  • FHA - 3.5% for a down payment or proof of gift funds
  • A minimum of 3% of the value of the house for a closing cost (varies)

For the contact information of lenders to obtain a no obligation pre-approval letter, please send me an email, text, or just call. If emailing please state "Requesting Lender Information" in the subject line. Thank you!

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November 1st, 2010 12:50 PM

Thank you for visiting my updated website.

I was wondering...who do you know...that would like to buy or sell Real Estate within the next week or month?

I appreciate you taking a minute to think about that.

Can you think of anyone...in your (church group, family, neighborhood or office)...that may need my services at this time?

Again, I appreciate you taking a minute to think about this!

 Website: www.EdCarrollJr.com

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October 12th, 2010 9:17 PM

From the California Association of Realtors

No doubt you’ve heard the news recently that a number of major banks have volunteered to temporarily suspend foreclosures in 23 states and Bank of America is temporarily suspending foreclosures nationwide. 

While this situation is changing daily, I want to tell you what we currently know to answer any questions you may have.

  • In late September and early October some lenders and servicers began voluntarily halting foreclosures in select states while they reviewed their foreclosure processes.
     
  • So far, only Bank of America has extended its foreclosure moratorium to California, where the vast majority of foreclosures are conducted without a court order.  Foreclosures in the other 23 states are processed through the court system.
     
  • Non-judicial foreclosures in California, however, do have legal requirements that lenders must follow.  For example, California law requires that lenders for certain mortgage loans made between Jan. 1, 2003, and Dec. 31, 2007, attempt to make contact with borrowers to discuss options for avoiding foreclosure at least 30 days before filing a notice of default.  Lenders also must sign a declaration in the notice of default stating that they tried to contact the borrower, made contact with the borrower, or fall within an exception (such as a bankruptcy filing).
     
  • The lenders and servicers that have placed their foreclosure moratorium on properties in the 23 states where courts are involved in the foreclosure process include:  Goldman Sachs Group Inc’s Litton Loan Servicing, Ally Financial Inc.’s GMAC Mortgage unit, JPMorgan Chase, and PNC Financial.
     
  • These lenders/servicers have only temporarily halted their foreclosures while they review their foreclosure process.  This is in response to findings that questioned whether some lenders/servicers were following the correct procedures to foreclose on a property.
     
  • This halting of foreclosures is a voluntary action taken on the part of these lenders/servicers and has not been mandated by either the states or the federal government.
     
  • Some members have begun to report the immediate impact of this moratorium on transactions that involve foreclosed properties.  Delays in escrow and the removal of listed foreclosures are temporary results of this moratorium.
     
  • The immediate impact on the market will be the slowing of home sales, which could put upward pressure on home prices in the short term.  The long-term effect on the market is uncertain at this point as it depends how long the moratorium remains in place.
     
  • Assuming the moratorium is lifted in the next month, the flow of REOs to the market should resume, but the uncertainty created by the moratorium may cause hesitation on the part of buyers.
     
  • Federal agencies, including the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, the Federal Housing Administration, and the conservator of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, have asked lenders and servicers to review their foreclosure processes.  This review would apply to all states including those like California where the vast majority of foreclosures are non-judicial.
     
  • The participating lenders and servicers believe their internal review processes should take anywhere from a few weeks to 30 days to complete.

C.A.R. is supportive of lenders taking action to ensure homeowners are not improperly foreclosed on and that they are following state law.  We hope they are able to conduct their review expeditiously so as to minimize the impact on California’s housing market.

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