Real Estate Weekly December 20, 2019

INSIDE

This Issue

Q&A

Ask Our Broker PAGE 4

A home seller’s greatest fear? The unknown PAGE 6

Sellers: Think spring in February page 7

CLASSIFIEDS page 7

Dec 20-26, 2019

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TABLE OF CONTENTS Q&A

Ask Our Broker.......................................................................P4

Sellers: Think spring in February.........................P6 A home seller’s greatest fear?

The unknown ...................................................................P7

INSIDE PAGE

CLASSIFIEDS......................................................................P7

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Q&A

Is DTI out?

QUESTION:

I know lenders are concerned about borrower debt levels and yet a loan officer tells me that the industry would like to get rid of the debt-to-income requirement for mortgage applications. What does this mean?

ANSWER:

Before lenders will approve a mortgage loan application, they must verify that the borrower can repay the debt. There are various measures lenders use to justify a loan approval, such as credit scores, the loan-to-value ratio (LTV) and the borrower’s debt-to-income ratio (DTI).

In general terms, the DTI cannot exceed 43 percent of gross monthly income. BUT, there is a vast number of exceptions to this standard. It does not apply to FHA, VA and USDA financing.

And, at the moment, the DTI limit does not apply to “conforming” mortgages, the mortgage bought

Cathy West Oak Harbor Escrow Manager/LPO 360.679.5055

By Peter G. Miller

from local lenders by Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. To see how the DTI works consider borrowers with a household income of $10,000 before taxes.

Under FHA rules, as much as 31 percent of the borrowers’ gross monthly income may be devoted to housing costs such as mortgage principal, mortgage interest, property taxes, and property insurance (PITI). As much as 43 percent may be dedicated to housing costs plus other recurring debts such as auto loans, student debts, and minimum credit card payments.

These standards raise several problems.

First, Americans are taking on increasing amounts of non-housing debt. The Federal Reserve Bank of New York reports that such debt topped $4 trillion in the second quarter. Student debt and auto financing obligations are soaring. These debts mean many potential mortgage borrowers are well above DTI ceilings.

Second, borrowers can offset DTI limits with

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compensating factors such as high credit scores, significant down payments, lengthy employment in the same field, energy-efficient homes and strong reserves.

Third, many loans are now originated with DTIs well above apparent limits.

For the moment – at least – fuzzy DTI levels are not a problem. Average credit scores are at a record 706, says credit-scoring pioneer FICO, while foreclosure levels are microscopic. The system is working.

The big worry among lenders is that the rules for conforming loans might change if Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac are no longer under government conservatorship, something now being discussed in Washington. Loans with high DTI might be banned. That will mean fewer originations and lost home sales.

Email peter@ctwfeatures.com. © CTW Features

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4510 Clipper Dr, Anacortes $859,900 3 Beds/2.25 Baths/2,085 Sqft/.145 Acre Lot Cape Cod bungalow w/views of the San Juan Islands. Immaculate home w/main level living, french doors & dutch door open to great deck space. Abundance of built-in shelves encase the cozy family room with amazing views upstairs.

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84% The percentage of millennials who would be willing to forego key amenities in favor of their ideal neighborhood.

Source: Trulia CTW Features

action to list early in the season.

In fact, there’s less preparation time than you might think.

In many markets, as in the Tarrytown, NY, area that Christopher Pagli of Raveis Legends Realty Group, works in, the spring “unofficially begins after Super Bowl weekend.”

Market conditions in your area, though, dictate whether it’s worth it to hurry: How long have homes like yours taken to sell?

In 2019, listings for homes – especially those priced in the lower or middle range – were scarce in many areas.

“Ask an agent for the average length of time homes like yours

By Marilyn Kennedy Melia have been taking to sell and “if it CTW Features is three months or less,” look for No doubt you’ve heard that utteran early advantage, says Norm ance since it’s common knowledge Miller, of Collateral Analytics. that the real estate market comes Tight inventory of mid-range homes to life in spring. in his market means there’s a Sellers, though, might have an ad- pent-up demand ready to pounce on new listings, agrees Pagli, and vantage if they turn intention into

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“you might sell before a lot of competition comes on.”

Carefully consider the right price.

Recent sale prices of homes similar to yours guide pricing. Without many recent winter sales, other metrics like time on the market and price appreciation trend help pin the listing amount.

Pricing below optimal level might result in a bidding war between buyers if there’s significant pent-up demand, but it’s a risky strategy, says Miller. Buyers tend to regard listing amounts as an anchor and hesitate to pay much more.

Don’t hurry if you’re not ready.

While early entrants face less competition from other properties, but the whole aim of getting a reasonable price quickly is undermined if you’re putting “until proper preparations are made,” like cleaning and de-cluttering, notes Mike Ferrante, of Century 21 Homestar, Solon, OH. CTW Features December 20, 2019

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A home seller’s greatest fear? The unknown H

ome sellers certainly have a right to be nervous. After all, a lot can go wrong when trying to find a buyer and complete the transaction— from appraisal surprises to costly requests for repairs to buyer contingencies inserted into the contract. But new research suggests that uncertainty, particularly about price and timing, make a seller’s blood pressure rise the most.

A recent survey of sellers

by Zillow reveals that 95 percent regard some aspects of selling a home to be stressful. But the single largest sources of worry are not knowing if a property will sell within the desired window of time (as chosen by 56 percent), being unable to sell for their desired price (53 percent), and fears of an offer collapsing (52 percent). Other anxieties 1 include making needed improvements to prep a home for sale (52 percent), trying December 20, 2019

Why uncertainty causes more stress than showings and repairs

to time the sale of a current residence with the purchase of a new home (51 percent), maintaining a market-ready home (43 percent), and the need to vacate the property for open houses and tours (39 percent).

Rick Albert, a broker associate with LAMERICA Real Estate in Los Angeles, says all of these concerns are normal and warranted.

“It’s totally understandable to feel excess stress as a seller. For most people, this is the biggest financial investment of their lives. They want to make sure their investment pays off. And this is especially stressful if they are trying to get into another home and need this one to sell to make that happen,” he says. “There are a lot of moving parts.”

David Dubiansky, Realtor with Tampa-based Smith

& Associates Real Estate, isn’t surprised unknowns like price and timing top the most stressful list.

“Sellers who need to buy another home know they must get a certain price for their current home; if the offer on their home for sale falls through, the reality is that the offer on their next home will most likely fall through, too,” says Dubiansky.

But just because it’s normal and common to feel pressure, it doesn’t mean that you can’t reduce that tension and feel better about the experience.

“Much of this stress is unnecessary because the seller actually does have a lot of control over things like how long it will take to sell and what the home will likely sell for,” says Michael Edlen, a broker associate with Coldwell Banker Residential Bro-

kerage in Pacific Palisades, California.

To cut your level of stress, work closely with your agent.

“Ask your agent to thoroughly explain what to expect within your market, including probable scenarios likely to occur, and strategies you can pursue to stick to your desired schedule,” suggests Edlen.

Count on staying in touch with your agent regularly regarding your home’s activity, too.

“Hold your agent accountable in terms of what marketing efforts they are doing each week to make sure they get your home in front of as many people as possible,” Albert urges.

Additionally, “get a prelisting inspection, and make as many of the repairs as possible before you go to market,” advises Lilli Schipper, vice president of The Collection Realty in Fort Lauderdale. This way, “you address the issues before they

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get worse, help the home be more attractive, and ensure that a future inspection will go smoothly.”

New York City real estate agent Ruth Shin, CEO of PropertyNest, recommends exploring financing options like a bridge loan to make it easier to buy your next home and reduce the uncertainty of your current home selling.

“Or consider a short-term rental to alleviate that stress of buying and selling at the same time,” Shin adds.

Lastly, be realistic when determining your home’s value.

“Don’t assume you have the best house on the block and don’t shoot for the moon on your asking price,” says Albert.

Remember that any property should sell at the right price.

“If you need to sell quickly, competitive pricing might help to attract offers fast.

Just be sure not to price your home too low, as that can backfire,” Shin notes.

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To complain of discrimination call HUD at (206) 220-5170.

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1611 e DiViSion St., mount Vernon

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Commercial/professional/medical/ office space for lease. Great location, high visibility near Skagit Valley hospital. Former location of ESP optical, includes display cases. Exam room, large lobby area, one bathroom, office area with sink. Ample off Danya Wolf Carla Fischer 360-708-8294 360-982-0010 street parking.

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Charming home with lots of character inside and out. Abundant natural light, tankless water heater, spacious kitchen, metal roof. Park like setting for entertaining around your unique outdoor fireplace and gazebo with hot tub. Plenty of garden space and outbuildings. Separate lot included with tons of potential: commercial, residential

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Brand new home in sought after Eaglemont Golf Course Community! Luxury living in this custom 3,315 sq.ft. home, light and bright 4 bedroom 3 1/2 bath. Lg kitchen w/SS appliances, granite counters & island. Great room w/gas fireplace, deck overlooking nature. Main floor living w/master & bath w/jetted tub, shower & walk-in closet, utility room.

Upstairs w/ 2nd master & bath +2 bedrooms. Additional SF downstairs ready to complete, AC & tankless water heater. Situated on a Elva Hunter quiet peaceful street! MLS# 1405852 360-202-3086

2522 olD HWY 99 S. #4, mount Vernon

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Enjoy wonderful Glenhaven Lakes Community amenities; clubhouse, swimming pool, two lakes, neighborhood parks and picnicking when you purchase this great 7,900 sq ft. lot with all utilities.

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Lovely 3BR, 2.5BA home. Features large kitchen w/walk-in pantry, large master suite w/natural gas fireplace & walk-in closet, laundry rm upstairs near all the bedrooms. Fenced back yard. Community features miles of trails, 5 playgrounds, large open grass park w/covered shelter. Pets negotiable. Tenant pays all utilities. Owner pays HOA.

22904 BumBleBee lane, mount Vernon

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Special property on a very private 1.5 acres minutes from town. Custom handcrafted, Craftsman home featuring 2278 sqft, office, main level master & a second master upstairs. Dining & living room showcasing custom stain glass windows. Kitchen w/granite counters, handcrafted cabinets.

Beautiful oak floors. Detached MIL home is 702 sqft, 1 bed/1bath with a 2 car garage.

Separate 1080 sqft shop; Pond and Waterfall.

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Nice corner lot with green space. Fantastic location just up the hill from the lake. Comfort station is just a few lots away.

There is so much potential for you to make this just the way you want your vacation spot with your trailer, build up to 400sf of decking and you can even enclose up to 300sf of the deck for more living space.

Beautiful! MLS#: 1451178

Sherry Ruderman

Eaglemont Golf Community offers an 18 hole Championship public golf course, Clubhouse and Fitness Center, enjoy dining at the Fireweed Restaurant and Lounge with fabulous views and sunsets!

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This home shows beautifully; and is located in a quiet and easily accessible park for residents who are 55 years and older. The home has air conditioning; and the kitchen offers European cabinetry, a pantry; all kitchen appliances including a refrigerator, a natural gas range and a portable

Lovely future building site requisite using water catchment

dishwasher. The stacked washer/dryer is in the hallway. The

system to obtain building permit. Currently precluded

covered decking provides a great place

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to enjoy any season; and there is extra

Nicely treed level tract of land with open area

outside storage plus a small, private yard in back. MLS# 1544726

ready for building in the future. Paved street.

Danya Wolf

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Walking distance to Rasar State Park!

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