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		<title>Is there anyway to purchase a short sale home before the 90 day bid period is up?</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Question by Nikki: Is there anyway to purchase a short sale home before the 90 day bid period is up? I just found a house I KNOW I want, but it just went on the market a week ago. According to the terms of the short sale, they allow 90 days for all bids to [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong><i>Question by Nikki</i>: Is there anyway to purchase a short sale home before the 90 day bid period is up?</strong><br />
I just found a house I KNOW I want, but it just went on the market a week ago.  According to the terms of the short sale, they allow 90 days for all bids to come in and then accept the highest bid.  Is there any loop hole here that can guarantee that I get this house?</p>
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<p><i>Answer by ridingis4life</i><br/>There is really nothing you can do in this situation except bid as close to the asking price as possible or 1,000-2,000 over. Most people will bid lower because they do not want to cough up the full asking price. Remember with short sales they take a long time before you get the house.</p>
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		<title>What can I do about a low home sale price in my neighborhood affecting my appraisal?</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Question by fusster1: What can I do about a low home sale price in my neighborhood affecting my appraisal? A house within a block of me needing updates and repairs (foreclosure that sat vacant for some time) recently sold about 20,000 below what two other homes in the area are listed for. Because it is [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong><i>Question by fusster1</i>: What can I do about a low home sale price in my neighborhood affecting my appraisal?</strong><br />
A house within a block of me needing updates and repairs (foreclosure that sat vacant for some time)  recently sold about 20,000 below what two other homes in the area are listed for. Because it is in the same subdivision, it is causing my value to drop about 20,000 below appraisal from three years ago. People don&#8217;t move frequently  from my neighborhood (stable, family neighborhood close to services and highways), and the two in top-notch condition currently on the market haven&#8217;t sold yet. The most recent sale is almost a year ago. I&#8217;d like to refinance before my ARM goes up, but I can&#8217;t get a decent loan to value ratio with the low recent sale.</p>
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<p><i>Answer by mighty_whitey</i><br/>A competent appraiser will make allowances on your appraisal for the difference in condition between your house and the comp. If yours won&#8217;t- get another appraiser.</p>
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		<title>Do real estate agents fees get deducted before any capital gains liability on home sale?</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Question by Paul T: Do real estate agents fees get deducted before any capital gains liability on home sale? We believe we are liable for taxes on the sale of our main home as it has risen more than the $ 500k allowance for a married couple (see earlier question). Can we deduct real estate [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong><i>Question by Paul T</i>: Do real estate agents fees get deducted before any capital gains liability on home sale?</strong><br />
We believe we are liable for taxes on the sale of our main home as it has risen more than the $  500k allowance for a married couple (see earlier question).  Can we deduct real estate agent fees before calculating the capital gains tax liability?</p>
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<p><i>Answer by TaxMan</i><br/>Yes, they are.  So are a lot of other things.  Basically, your &#8220;gain&#8221; is your selling price, minus your purchase price minus upgrades and improvements, minus purchase fees, minus selling fees&#8230;basically minus anything that you weren&#8217;t able to claim against your taxes like mortgage interest and RE taxes.</p>
<p>But, please, don&#8217;t take my word for it.  Everything you ever wanted to know about selling your house is at the IRS link attached.</p>
<p>Congrats big time on having such a nice gain!</p>
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		<title>Laguna Beach Ocean View Short Sales At Bargain Prices</title>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 04 Apr 2011 12:35:22 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Laguna Beach Ocean View Short Sales At Bargain Prices Do you dream of living near the beach? If you do, now is the perfect time to stop dreaming. Finally your dreams are about to become a reality. Short Sale properties have made buying a dream home in Laguna Beach an affordbale option. With Laguna Beach [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong>Laguna Beach Ocean View Short Sales At Bargain Prices</strong></p>
<p>        Do you dream of living near the beach?
<p>If you do, now is the perfect time to stop dreaming. Finally your dreams are about to become a reality. Short Sale properties have made buying a dream home in Laguna Beach an affordbale option. With Laguna Beach Ocean View Short Sales, you will definitely find that perfect ocean view home that you have been dreaming of all your life.</p>
<p>Laguna Beach is a quaint beach resort community with many visitors and resdients who call Laguna Beach home. Laguna Beach has always been the vacation spot to visit even as far back as the 1920&#8242;s when travelors from Los Angeles would come to Laguna Beach to relax and enjoy the beautiful beaches Laguna Beach has to offer. One of the reasons why this beautiful place is one of the nicest places to settle down is its breathtaking views. The land in and around this beachfront quickly rises from the shoreline into the hills and canyons. Truly, there is practically no other place on earth where you can enjoy both the ocean and the mountains at the same time.</p>
<p>Indeed coastal living offers a unique simple charm. Being one of the most alluring places in the United States, there is no other way of living your dreams except in this seaside city in California. Getting an ocean view home in Laguna Beach is certainly one of the wisest decisions that you are going to make. Here are three main reasons why it is so.</p>
<p>First and foremost, right now in Laguna Beach, there are short sale homes for sale that are too enticing to resist. Short sales rarely come on the market in Laguna Beach. Thus when it happens, you shouldn&#8217;t waste the opportunity and grab it right away. However, you should know that if you are looking for a short sale bargain, you are not alone. There are definitely a lot of home buyers looking for great ocean view homes right now. If you don&#8217;t want to be beaten at it, now is the perfect time to act and buy your dream home.</p>
<p>Second, a Laguna Beach home investment is always wise. You can invest your money on ocean view homes and never get disappointed. It is a very rare chance to be able to get the best properties at the most competitive price. There are a lot of high quality ocean view homes in Laguna Beach that are reasonable priced. In fact, with the short sale, you can even get them at surprisingly low prices.</p>
<p>Finally, foreclosures are down and people are now looking to short sale thier home. With the economic tragedy that many people have experienced, keeping their homes is a little too much for them already. Adding to this unpleasant scenario are faulty bank loans. When the time comes for these people to payoff though, they simply could not afford it. These people would rather sell their homes at a lower value than make the banks any money. This can be an advantage to potential home buyers. They can easily acquire high quality ocean view homes at Laguna Beach at low prices. Thus, if you are planning on buying one, now is the perfect time to do so.</p>
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		<title>should i buy a short sale home or foreclosed home?</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Question by marypoppins: should i buy a short sale home or foreclosed home? is there a difference? how long do you think a short sale home and foreclosed home will take to actually get the home? in this case, the house is empty and the people are gone. i do have time though because my [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong><i>Question by marypoppins</i>: should i buy a short sale home or foreclosed home?</strong><br />
is there a difference?</p>
<p>how long do you think a short sale home and foreclosed home will take to actually get the home?<br />
in this case, the house is empty and the people are gone. i do have time though because my lease is not up until august</p>
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<p><i>Answer by golferwhoworks</i><br/>not much difference at all except the foreclosure may have several bidders. The time frame is longer on a short sale as the lender must approve the sales price and they are in no hurry at all</p>
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		<description><![CDATA[Question by Phil B.: Can we have a savings account if we are trying to short sale our home? We cashed in our retirement funds in an effort to stay afloat. Instead its turning to be just a bandaid for the problem. people consulting us have said that we should stop paying our mortgage . [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong><i>Question by Phil B.</i>: Can we have a savings account if we are trying to short sale our home?</strong><br />
We cashed in our retirement funds in an effort to stay afloat. Instead its turning to be just a bandaid for the problem. people consulting us have said that we should stop paying our mortgage . Our lender wont work with us till we are deliquent. We have listed the home, and wish to save some money but, can we have a savings account if we are planning to short sale the home?</p>
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<p><i>Answer by glenn</i><br/>i have seen a lot of people be able to keep their retirement accounts but not savings accounts.  And those consultants are right.  The mortgage companies only agree to a short sale if they think it is in their best interest- so if you are not behind in your payments they are not normally interested in talking a bout a short sale.</p>
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		<description><![CDATA[Question by Giskard: What&#8217;s the best way to record a home sale &#038; purchase in Quicken? For e.g., lets say I sold home A and bought home B. I had paid 100k cash and borrowed 100k for A, made 20k of repairs and sold A for 250k. Of the 50k profit, I paid 20k in [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong><i>Question by Giskard</i>: What&#8217;s the best way to record a home sale &#038; purchase in Quicken?</strong><br />
For e.g., lets say I sold home A and bought home B. I had paid 100k cash and borrowed 100k for A, made 20k of repairs and sold A for 250k. Of the 50k profit, I paid 20k in various fees. I then bought a 400k home with 200k cash and 200k in loans. In Quicken, my purchase of A was represented by an asset + linked loan. I need to close out the asset at sale price, pay off the loan, deduct fees and setup a new asset + linked loan. </p>
<p>I have checked the Quicken community but didn&#8217;t find any instructions I could follow.</p>
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<p><i>Answer by Bulk O</i><br/>I have only done refinances so this is just a stab at it.</p>
<p>First in the Home A account (the asset) make sure you have done a balance adjustment so that it worth the $  250K.  Now make a transfer from that account to the Home A loan for the amount to pay off that loan.  In the Home A account enter the fees that are for selling the house reducing the amount.  Because you have a profit you will have some money left in the account don&#8217;t worry about that yet.</p>
<p>Create a loan and asset for house B.  Set it up for the amount of the loan.  Now go back in and change the opening balance to add in the amount of your deposit (increasing the amount of the loan).  Now make a transfer from what is left in the house A asset account to this account, and also transfer the rest of the of the deposit amount from whatever account you got the extra cash from(these transactions will reduce the amount of the loan back to the right amount).  Now about the fees for this account.  You can think of it just as that you increased the loan to pay for them so figure up what the total of them are and go back to the opening balance of B&#8217;s loan and subtract that amount(decreasing the amount of the loan).  Now enter the fee transactions into B&#8217;s loan account increasing the amount of the loan until you are back up to the correct amount for your loan.</p>
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong>New Hope for New Homes</strong></p>
<p>Every family needs a home because home is where the heart is in all families. Home is the safest, most comforting place to be. This is where you can be who they are, without judging them. It&#8217;s a nice place is paradise. It is a sanctuary and a refuge for families from the stress of the outside world. Therefore, it is still in the dream of everyone to be able to build a house, they can call their own. A place where you can relax and be themselves. Home is a place where people can be a family and share their dreams. So there&#8217;s really no place like home.</p>
<p>With an economy growing in Australia, which is on the way up to a climax, new homes for sale offered to customers in particular benefit from a booming economy. Referring to the HIA-JELD-WEN New Home sales report that the number of new homes sold rose 2.5% in January this year. These news are the relief of note regarding the sale of the previous year. As indicated by the HIA chief economist Harley Dale Dr., &#8220;the new home building sector was buffeted in 2010 by rising interest rates and a lack of policy reform to wind back the impact of the dead hand of regulation on new housing costs.&#8221; Thus increase in homes sold in Australia is good news.</p>
<p>This news at the same time, new homes for sale in Australia on the subject. Australian home builders work together to deliver high quality, cost-worthy, a new modern homes for sale. Home builder lists all the projects and made a site where you can show their works and styles to build the best home for each family. People can choose from a variety of home designs, house plan designs, and home builders. People can use the new home for their support over the Internet instantly. You can choose different models for the future of the houses in front of your computer.</p>
<p>It&#8217;s easy to get a house to try to meet the different needs of buying a home. Simply fill out the criteria to become a homeowner. Once you get to meet these criteria then you will not have a problem. Just browse the contents of your heart with its easy navigation and easy to use website. With this new way of buying new homes for sale in Australia, buying homes for sale, it&#8217;s like everyday purchases. We come to rest and view the site with what you want in a house, a new home for his family. The site contains all the necessary details you want in your search for a home screen. All you have to do is find and click.</p>
<p>Select the home has never been easier Australian Home Builders believe that the choice for hosting the sale need not be stressful. Home builders believe that the hunting of homes for sale in Australia is an important and serious, so you have a device to host the game an enjoyable and relaxing. The house, which is just a click away!</p>
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong><i>Question by Corry</i>: How do you purchase a home for sale by owner?</strong><br />
In a few months, my husb and I will be purchasing a home from a friend.  We currently own a home and have owned homes in the past.  But we have only bought and sold with the help of an agent.  How do home sales by owner work?  </p>
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<p><i>Answer by Diane B</i><br/>You mutually agree on an escrow service and go through them, or if you are financing, you can go through your bank escrow department.  They will handle everything for a nominal fee.</p>
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		<title>Will I lose my 10% down if I withdraw from a sheriff sale home?</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Question by Mark: Will I lose my 10% down if I withdraw from a sheriff sale home? I purchase a sheriff sale home at a sheriff sale auction and it turned out that the property was badly damaged. I called the attorney office that represent that property in 24 hours and cancel it. Will I [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong><i>Question by Mark</i>: Will I lose my 10% down if I withdraw from a sheriff sale home?</strong><br />
I purchase a sheriff sale home at a sheriff sale auction and it turned out that the property was badly damaged. I called the attorney office that represent that property in 24 hours and cancel it. Will I lose my 10% down? Thanks</p>
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<p><i>Answer by frak1a12345</i><br/>Probably.  You agreed to that when you signed up for the auction&#8211;read the contract you signed.</p>
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