Nov
2
Vacation Home Rental in Shore Cliffs – Just in time for the Holidays!!!
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| Vacation Home Rental in Shore Cliffs - Just in time for the Holidays!!! | 0 | Nov 02, 2011 |
| Available for Lease.... "Bordeaux on Ronsard" in Newport Coast | 0 | Sep 29, 2011 |
| How Do I Get a Good FICO Score? | 0 | Jul 01, 2011 |
| Thinking about Selling your home? --- Window of Opportunity over the next 90 - 120 days... | 0 | Jun 21, 2011 |
| Orange County Real Estate Market - Chapman's Economic Forecast: No Double Dip Here | 0 | Jun 17, 2011 |
| Open House in Shore Cliff Saturday June 18th, 1-4 | 0 | Jun 15, 2011 |
| Who do you know? - Get a head start on this property, Victoria Beach in Laguna Beach! | 0 | Jun 15, 2011 |
| Home in Newport Coast or Shady Needed - Who do you know? | 0 | Jun 14, 2011 |
| Weekly Mortgage Watch courtesy of Bankers Funding | 0 | Jun 06, 2011 |
| Jasmine Creek - Jasmine Park - Real Estate Market Update - Corona del Mar, CA 92625 | 0 | Jun 01, 2011 |
Nov
2
Posted by sandracarlisle under Uncategorized
Sep
29
Posted by sandracarlisle under Uncategorized
Jul
1
Posted by sandracarlisle under For Buyers, General Information, Interest Rates
Article courtesy of First Team Real Estate…
Sage advice from John Ulzheimer at Smart Credit on keeping your credit score high. He says he™s a broken record on the subject, but I would contend that it is counsel that we need to revisit often¦ You know who you are “ you want to get the maximum FICO score of 850. You can™t be satisfied with an 849 or even 800. I hate to burst your bubble, but don™t waste your time on trying to reach the maximum score. You can get the lowest interest rates with a score of 760 and above. You don™t have to have the perfect score. In your attempt to increase your score, you may actually decrease it instead so BE CAREFUL. Some actions you think may work can actually lower your scores, such as closing open accounts with no balance, paying off old charged off accounts, and applying for more credit card accounts. Your score can change constantly because of the updates to your credit reports by the credit grantors. Even if you pay your bills in full each month, a balance will be reported to your credit reports unless you stop using them altogether. Profile of consumer with 850 score A credit reporting agency and analytics company for communication industry, SubscriberWise, conducted research on their database of one million consumers to analyze those with a FICO score of 850. Of those that received a score, .002% had a score of 850. The average age was 61 years (ages ranged from 44 to 89); and average age of credit file was 30 years (ranged from 1958 to 1994). Keep in mind this was a small population and for a particular industry. That doesn™t mean that those younger can™t achieve the maximum score. The ideal range is 760 to 810; you still get the best interest rates. Don™t try to game the system. You may lower your score instead. I am a broken record on the best way to keep your credit score high “ pay your bills on time, don™t use more than 20% of your available credit, pay down your debt and don™t apply for new credit.
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Need more information, contact Sandra Carlisle at (949) 500-0482…
Jun
21
Posted by sandracarlisle under Bubble Watch!, For Sellers, General Information, Orange County
Corona del Mar – Newport Coast – Real Estate
Article Courtesy of M Emerson and First Team Real Estate…
A Window of Opportunity for House SellersJune 21, 2011 Uncertainty is the word of the hour in real estate but there are several factors the KCM Crew lay out below that are pointing to the fact that there may be ¦ A Window of Opportunity for House Sellers. There has been much confusion as to where housing prices are headed. Today, we want to give our opinion on this subject for the short term. We believe sellers have a window of opportunity for the next 90-120 days in which to sell their homes for maximum price. We believe there will be increased downward pressure on home prices later this year and the first half of 2012. Why renewed downward pressure?Any item™s price is determined by ˜supply and demand™. In many parts of the country existing housing inventory is already high and actually increasing. In addition, an inventory of distressed properties (foreclosures and short sales) will be coming to market later this year. This inventory has been delayed for the last several months because of faulty paperwork by the banks when they originally attempted foreclosure proceedings on these homes. Celia Chen, of Moody™s Analytics explains: œForeclosures are weighing on the outlook for U.S. house prices, and the slow resolution of issues surrounding the so-called robo-signing scandal is keeping distressed homes off the market. The New York Times also recently reported on this issue. They looked at the delays in certain states. As an example, this is what they found in New York: œLast September, before the documentation crisis, nearly 1,500 New Yorkers lost their houses as a result of foreclosure, according to LPS. The average over the last six months: 286. That is far lower than at any point since the recession began. Banks are now correcting these errors.There is evidence that the banks are getting their documentation in order and about to again increase their foreclosure repossessions. Housing Wire reported: œSince major lenders delayed foreclosures to fix a broken process late last year, the amount of filings declined, but in May signs emerged the effect might be wearing off. They went on to quote RealtyTrac CEO James Saccacio: œ¦lenders are somewhat unevenly pushing batches of bad loans through foreclosure as they overhaul their paperwork and documentation procedures and as they determine that some local markets are able to absorb more foreclosure inventory¦ Foreclosure processing delays continue to mask the true face of the foreclosure situation, although there were some clues in the May numbers of what lies behind that mask. What will this mean to home prices?As this inventory comes to market, it will impact prices in two ways:
Again, we quote Celia Chen: œIt is quite possible that house prices will pick up slightly in the second or third quarter of this year, as foreclosure sales remain depressed while nondistress sales pick up¦By the fourth quarter of this year, however, the distress share will rise, sending the house price index back down¦ House prices will founder until early next year and start rising in earnest at the end of 2012. |
Call Sandra at (949) 500-0482 for information about the housing market for your home in Corona del Mar, Newport Coast or Newport Beach.
Jun
17
Article courtesy of First Team Real Estate…
For more information on the local real estate market in Corona del Mar & Newport Coast, contact Sandra Carlisle at (949) 500-0482.
Jun
15
Posted by sandracarlisle under For Buyers, For Sellers, General Information, Things To Do...
Corona del Mar Open House Shore Cliffs
Open House in Shore Cliffs Upgraded 5 bedroom single level home in one of the most coveted neighborhoods in Corona del Mar! 3 car garage, large front patio & backyard. Call Sandra for details at (949) 500-0482
Stop in on Saturday!!!! |
Give me a call by the end of business on Friday at (949) 500-0482 and I can bring you a copy of properties available fitting your criteria for pick up at the Open House!
Jun
15
Posted by sandracarlisle under For Buyers, Laguna Beach, Regional News, Who do you know?
Home Not yet in the MLS!!! Laguna Beach – Victoria Beach
Beautiful Victoria Beach home just steps away from beach featuring breathtaking views of beach, coastline and ocean. Over 3,800 sq. ft., 4 bedrooms/5 baths. Lower level is an apartment with own kitchen, laundry, private yard and separate entrance. Completely upgraded in 2002. Priced in the low $4,000,000™s.
Call me for details…. (949) 500-0482
Jun
14
Posted by sandracarlisle under Does this sound like your property?, For Sellers, Newport Coast, Regional News
Who do you know that has a home in Newport Coast or Shady Canyon to sell? (Homes not yet on the market…)
We need a 5 bedroom (or 4 with office/den), approximately 4,000 square feet around $4 million.
Give me a ring at (949) 500-0482 that if that sounds like your home or someone you know!
Jun
6
Posted by sandracarlisle under For Buyers, For Sellers, General Information, Interest Rates, Nate's Mortgage Market Update & Interest Rates
Homes for Sale in Corona del Mar, Newport Coast & Newport Beach

Contact Sandra Carlisle for more information about the real estate market in Corona del Mar, Newport Coast or Newport Beach at (949) 500-0482.
Jun
1
Posted by sandracarlisle under Corona del Mar, For Buyers, For Sellers, Marketing Reports
Homes for Sale in Jasmine Creek – Homes for Sale in Jasmine Park
Corona del Mar, CA 92625
Homes Available for Sale, asking prices
Homes in Escrow, last list price
Recent Closed Sales, reported SOLD price
For more information or to schedule a time to view any homes available in Jasmine Creek, Jasmine Park, Corona del Mar, Newport Coast or Newport Beach, contact Sandra Carlisle at (949) 500-0482.
Homes for Sale in Corona del Mar, Jasmine Creek and Jasmine Park
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