Chico Buyers
How Many Homes Did Most Buyers View Before Purchase?
August 25th, 2012 categories: Chico Buyers
Ready to begin searching for that perfect Chico Home, but haven’t yet partnered with a Realtor? The Sandi Bauman Team! at Chico Homes would consider it a pleasure and a privilege to assist you with the process. Our dynamic team of buyer specialists will offer you highly personalized and professional service every step of the way. Call Sandi 530-864-5407 or email [email protected] to get started!
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Happy New Chico Homeowners!
July 14th, 2012 categories: Chico Buyers
There are days that I’m reminded of how much I LOVE my job of helping people buy and sell Chico real estate.
Heartfelt congrats go out to Shaun, Kristina and Julian! Your patience and perseverance paid off!!
Some price ranges in the Chico real estate market are crazy competitive right now. As a first time home buyer, it can be very difficult to get your offer accepted! It seems there is always an investor with cash swooping in, or a buyer that’s willing to pay $20k over the actual market value of the house. Yep…. that’s right. We are seeing buyers bring in extra cash to close when a house doesn’t appraise for the sales price.
If you’re not an investor, and you don’t want to over pay for a house, how do you get your offer accepted?
1. Make sure you are pre-approved. I don’t want to see a pre-qualification letter, I want to see a pre-approval letter from a reputable professional with a proven track record! It’s important that the listing agent has confidence that you’re financially capable of closing, and that the lender is actually going to make it happen. DO NOT UNDERESTIMATE the importance of this step. My sellers sometimes ask me to make a judgement call between two very similar offers. One of the first things I consider is the professionalism and capability of the lender, and my past experience with them. Putting the two lenders side by side can sometimes make what appears to be a difficult decision between offers VERY easy!
2. Make sure you are working with a reputable Chico buyer’s agent. One of the factors the listing agent should be considering when advising their client is the reputation and skill level of the buyer’s agent. The highest offer doesn’t always win! If your offer is poorly written, poorly presented, your agent has a bad attitude or a reputation of not playing well with others, your high offer might hit the can and you’ll never understand why. It’s the seller’s prerogative to take the highest and/or BEST offer. The seller wants to close the deal with the least headache possible. The agent you choose to represent you is one of the most important decisions you will make in the process.
3. Educate yourself on what is available in your price range. In order for you to be able to recognize a good deal when you see one, you need to know what is out there in your price range. Sometimes it takes time. You need to view the listings that your Realtor is sending you closely. Take the time to drive by the ones that catch your interest. Pay attention to the condition of the exterior. Pay attention to the neighborhood and surrounding properties. How close is the house to a major thoroughfare? A grocery store? A bar? A homeless shelter? A school? The neighborhood crack house? At every opportunity, frequent open houses and tour the properties that interest you with your Realtor. To make a rapid decision with confidence, you need to have a foundation of knowledge.
4. You’ve carefully chosen a Realtor to represent you. Now you need to trust them. It’s your agent’s job to know the nuances of negotiating REO, short sales, probate, auctions, and various retail transactions. They may suggest that you offer over asking price, way below asking price, wait to present an offer, not offer at all, or immediately drop everything to get your offer in! Always trust your gut first. After that, listen to your Realtor and heed the advice given.
Happy house hunting!
Ready to begin, but haven’t yet partnered with a Realtor? The Sandi Bauman Team! at Chico Homes would consider it a pleasure and a privilege to assist you with the process. Our dynamic team of buyer specialists will offer you highly personalized and professional service every step of the way. Call Sandi 530-864-5407 or email [email protected] to get started!
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Just another reason to hire a Real Estate Agent… the EXTRA MILE MATTERS!
January 16th, 2010 categories: Chico Buyers
By guest writer Tara Taylor, “Buyer and Foreclosure Specialist”
On the surface, it can seem that a real estate agent’s “job” is fairly simple: Write the offer, negotiate the terms, collect a paycheck. However, sometimes there is so much effort beyond the paperwork that goes unseen, and often unappreciated.
I have spent the last week navigating an auction bidding website that had their grips on a condo that my clients really loved. I wasn’t terribly concerned about offering on an auction property, but then I read the fine print on the site. Realtors are known to have a case of RDR (Realtors don’t read) …not this agent!! I sorted through all the legal schmegal language until I found what I was looking for. The fact is I didn’t know what I was looking for. All I knew was that I needed to protect my first time homebuyers and their hard earned deposit! So I found, in the small, ever so fine Q and A section the words “This offer is not contingent upon financing.” Not a big deal, if you have CASH! If you are financing, this is a terribly big deal. If anything were to go wrong with the loan, i.e. the Buyer in this scenario can’t close for ANY reason, they lose their 5% deposit (required by the Auction Company.) Lost, gone… no protection!
This is a good example of why the buyers “hired” me. I had to get to the bottom of the story with a loan on the condo! Would it finance? I had to be 100% sure before letting my clients wager their savings and opportunity to become homeowners. I tracked down the property management, which was not easy to do since no company in town claimed the complex and no agent in town knew who was in charge. With more digging and prodding, I determined the owner-occupied to tenant ratio for the condo complex was only 50/50. According to local lenders, the requirements for lending are now 70% owner-occupied to 30% tenant occupied in most cases.
This is not the property for them. The loan will not go through, and they would have lost their entire deposit. Luckily my reading and investigative persistence paid off! My clients still have their deposit and we can look for another property. Whew!
Work with an agent who will go the extra mile, has lending knowledge, seeks out your answers to questions, and knows the bank foreclosure offering process. It will be priceless to your success as a buyer and literally won’t cost you, the buyer, a penny. But it could save you a deposit and more!
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For your sake, as a buyer, PLEASE make sure you have an REO competent Realtor!!
December 22nd, 2009 categories: Chico Buyers, Chico CA Foreclosure Listings, My Opinion on Things
Please. I’m begging. If you are a buyer looking to purchase a foreclosure property, do your best to ensure that you’ve hired a Realtor well-versed in REO transactions. I can not stress this enough!
I just stopped in the middle of submitting an offer on an REO property in Paradise, CA to write this. It is so frustrating to me when I see offers come in from well-qualified, strong buyers who have unfortunately chosen the wrong Realtor for the job. The Realtor may very well be an excellent choice on a normal, retail purchase transaction. However, REO is a niche market, and not all Realtors take the time and effort to learn the nuances, and therefore effectively represent their client. I have seen Realtors make the same mistakes repeatedly, despite my efforts to provide them with the exact information they will need to ensure the success of their clients. It’s mind boggling!
I would suggest specifically asking your prospective Realtor about the number of REO transactions they have closed. Hopefully they will answer truthfully. Another good question would be regarding the percentage of accepted offers versus the number of offers they have written. While we are all new to REO at some point, the key is to find a Realtor that has the willingness and inherent ability to learn the necessary differences between an REO transaction and a retail transaction.
If, as a buyer, you are coming to the table with a strong desire to purchase the property, and you’ve got your cash in hand or a prequalification letter in place, you don’t want to shoot yourself in the foot by hiring the wrong Realtor!
Invest the time. Know your Realtor. Does he KNOW REO?
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Upcoming Foreclosure Listings in Chico, Oroville and Willows
May 31st, 2009 categories: Chico Buyers, Chico CA Foreclosure Listings
The following foreclosure properties are in “pre-listing” status with The Sandi Bauman Team! at Chico Homes.
1. 2496 Streamside, Chico CA DUET 3/2
2. 2280 Moyer Way, Chico CA SFDET 3/2
3. 2923 Greenville, Oroville CA SFDET 2/1
4. 806 N Lassen, Willows CA SFDET 3/2
If you are interested in receiving more information on any of these properties, please forward your name, phone number, and email address to: [email protected].
As soon as list prices become available, you will be notified immediately!!
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Chico State University Condo Rental Unit For Sale
May 2nd, 2009 categories: Chico Buyers
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Chico Home Buyers Get Off The Fence and Into the Real Estate Market
June 27th, 2008 categories: Chico Buyers, Chico CA Real Estate Market Stats, Chico CA Real Estate News
by Mike Wiegert
On a national level, existing home sales increased in May as buyers are reacting to lower home prices according to the National Association of Realtors (NAR). May figures indicate 4.99 million existing home units sold, up two percent from April’s sales of 4.89 million sold units. This number is still a far cry from May 2007 sales at 5.93 million units. The reason for the latest increase in national home sales was summed up by NAR President Richard F. Gaylor, “Home buyers are starting to get off the fence and into the market, drawn by drops in home prices in many areas and armed with greater access to affordable mortgages,” he said. “Today’s buyer plans to stay in a home for 10 years, which is a good strategy for building long-term wealth.”
NAR Chief economist, Lawrence Yun, indicated last week that there is a significant inventory of homes. “The large supply of homes on the market clearly favors buyers, and it should take several months to draw the inventory down,” he said. “Stabilization in home prices can only occur with buyers returning to the market, so we are encouraged by rising home sales, particularly in distressed markets. Foreclosures and short sales appear to be a larger part of the market, particularly in California, and are creating a drag on current home prices.”
So what do the statistics mean to homebuyers in the Butte County area? At 472 active residential listings in the Chico area market, our local inventory is significantly lower than the national average per capita.
With an urban area population of 106,000 residents, the number of available homes compared to the number of residents is substantially less than most cities across the nation. In a nutshell, although the Chico real estate market is a “buyer’s market“, a less than generous selection of listings in our area diminishes the possibility of buyers coercing sellers into accepting cut-rate offers.
Local homeowners have indisputably seen their home prices drop over the past year. With a median sales price of $308,750 in June 2007 compared to $272,000 in June of 2008, year over year statistics appear to indicate almost a 12 percent decrease in median home prices sold for our area. And with the subsequent losses of equities following these price drops, many sellers are not in the position to accept bargain prices on homes that they owe more on than these proposed offers. I can’t really count the numbers of sellers who have expressed an unwillingness to go out of pocket to sell their homes. Instead, they are bunkering down and waiting for the market and prices to stabilize. Is this a good or bad strategy? You’ve heard it before, “real estate is a long term investment.” For many, it might be prudent to wait out bad times. For others that need to sell to relocate, hopefully many redeeming real estate opportunities exist in their new location.
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FHA Announces Changes to Lending Guidelines Effective July 14, 2008!!
June 16th, 2008 categories: Chico Buyers, Chico CA Real Estate News, Chico Financing
by Ken Phillips
For the first time in history, FHA will begin using borrowers credit scores to determine risk based pricing and mortgage insurance premiums.
Up until now credit scores were not really a factor used in FHA risked based pricing. With FHA relaxing some of their strict requirements recently it was easier to qualify buyers with credit scores low enough to prevent them from qualifying for “conventional” financing. As a matter of fact, with 100% financing a thing of the past basically, FHA financing has become very popular among lenders looking for high loan-to-value loans as FHA financing, which can cover up to 97.75% of the purchase price if a buyer is paying their own closing costs on a purchase, still carries low interest rates compared to high loan-to value conventional financing. FHA is a great loan for first time Chico home buyers with little money to put down and/or with low credit scores that prevent them from qualifying for a conventional loan. On July 14, 2008 FHA will begin implementing these changes and it will affect qualifying for many of borrowers.
Here’s a look at the ten major changes to the FHA guidelines:
1. Borrowers with either no score or at least a 500 score may get an LTV >90%.
2. Borrowers with a score less than 500 get a maximum LTV of 90%.
3. Borrowers without scores will require manual underwriting. What this means is no automated underwriting is available i.e. DU, LP, or DO and will require more time to give the realtors/agents a TRUE pre-approval letter.
4. Upfront Mortgage Insurance Premiums will range from 1.25% to 2.25%, depending on score. These upfront MI premiums will still be allowed to financed into the loan.
5. The Monthly Mortgage Insurance will range from .50% to .55% depending on the borrower’s credit score.
6. The premium is based on the borrower with the lowest score.
7. If one of the borrowers has no score, then the Non-Traditional credit grade is used. Non traditional credit is having trade or credit lines added to the borrowers credit report and obtaining a credit rating. These non-traditional trade/credit lines can be utility bills such as water, cable, electric, gas, phone, etc., cellular phone service, and rental history to name a few.
8. Credit rescoring is allowed to improve a borrower’s credit score. There are fees associated with credit rescoring and each bureau charges fees for each tradeline disputed.
9. All FHA Secure refinances >95% LTV with delinquencies have a 2.25% UFMIP and .55% MMI.
10. Along with purchases, these changes will apply to cash-out, rate & term, and non-delinquent FHA Secure refinances.
Feel free to call Ken 865-769-6420 if you have any questions regarding FHA financing or any of Countrywide’s many loan programs .
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Chico Buyers and Sellers: Is a Lease Option the Right Option?
April 11th, 2008 categories: Chico Buyers, Chico Sellers
by Mike Wiegert
“Mortgage Meltdown” or “current mortgage crisis” are terms we commonly hear these days to describe an astonishing lack of real estate financing options. 100 percent financing, stated income and loans for borrowers with marginal credit, once common two or three years ago are now a thing of the past. In fact, these frivolously used loan programs were largely responsible for the hyperinflation in real estate prices seen during the first five years of the new millennium and the now subsequent alarming rate of foreclosures and short sales. Due to a lack of “easy” financing programs, we’re starting to see some of the creative techniques of home selling once popular in similarly slow real estate markets creeping back into use. One of the most commonly used methods of acquiring real property in times of stringent financing requirements has been the Lease Option Purchase.
A lease option basically means you are leasing or renting a Chico property with an option to buy it at a future date. The future price of the property should be fixed at the time the lease-option is signed.
Usually there is an up-front payment of some amount to purchase the option. The amount can vary. Sometimes the monthly payment is larger than normal and the excess is used to purchase the option. In some cases, the option money can be applied toward the down payment for the later purchase of the home.
The problem with most lease option agreements is that although most buyers using this type of sales agreement actually do intend to purchase or execute the agreement within the stipulated period of time, they rarely end up buying the home. Buyers using the lease option agreement most often do so because they cannot qualify for a home loan. Although they expect their financial issues to change, most of the time they find that they still cannot qualify. The process of qualifying for a mortgage requires a gamut of components, ie., credit, documentable income and savings verification. A would be buyer using the lease option agreement means well, but frequently is unable to resolve adverse credit issues and subsequently is unable to complete the transaction and loses the option money consideration.
BUYER BEWARE: A buyer wishing to enter into a lease option agreement may do so with all good faith. A well written lease option agreement will include a provision whereby upon the onset of the agreement, a Preliminary Title Report is issued by a Chico Title Company disclosing all the known liens, encumbrances and legal claims that may be attached to the property. The best title report in the world isn’t going to reveal that the Seller may be in financial trouble and a foreclosure may be just around the corner. Although the lease option agreement will stipulate that the Seller is to continue to make the monthly payments and taxes and maintain the property insurance, it’s certainly conceivable that a less than honest Seller may elect to accept a buyer’s option money and discontinue paying on the property.
A few months down the road, an unsuspecting buyer may find that the home in Chico is now in foreclosure and after the title reverts to the bank or an auction buyer, they may be faced with an eviction notice.
Of course, the buyer will have legal recourse against the seller but may not have the financial means to proceed against the him. In most cases, the seller will have used the option money deposit to resolve other financial difficulties and not have the resources to remedy a judgement against him. A possible solution to this dilemma, is for the parties to agree to leave the option money in a neutral escrow, until such time that the option is either executed or the lease option agreement is terminated.
Whatever creative proposals are considered, as always, when engaging in a complicated real estate transaction, do so with a trusted real estate professional or attorney who can explain all the ramifications of the sale.
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Real Estate Owned (REO) Property in Chico, CA
April 2nd, 2008 categories: Chico Buyers, Chico CA Foreclosure Listings
Updated: 04/02/2008
Chico (and surrounding areas) Foreclosure Properties Coming Soon!
Want the inside scoop on foreclosure properties not yet listed? The following are scheduled for marketing within the next 30 days:
6705 CO RD 20, Orland
174 Artesia, Chico
852 Lindo Lane, Chico
475 Sacramento, Hamilton City
254 E 15th Street, Chico
2136 Rosedale, Oroville
762 1st Avenue, Chico
CHICO FORECLOSURES
1412 N CHERRY STREET Condos $114,900 2bed 1 bath, 864 sqft, built 1982 (Pending)
2200 NOTRE DAME BLVD Condos $119,900 2 bed 1 bath, 864 sqft, built 1981
269 W Rio Bonito, Biggs SFD $138,000 3 bed, 1.5 bath, 1222 sqft, built 1970
2197 FAIR ST SFD $139,900 1 bed 1 bath, 676 sqft built 1935
1271 E 9TH STREET SFD $160,500 2 bed 1 bath, 1296 sqft, built 1943
2159 SHOSHONEE AVE SFD $174,500 3 bed 2 bath, 1336 sqft, built 1988
2752 KEITH HOPKINS PL SFD, $179,900 3 bed 2 bath, 1221 sqft, built 1997
1527 B Street, Chico SFD $179,900 3 bed 2 bath, 1108 sqft, built 1989
569 WHITE AVE SFD $194,000 3 bed 1 bath, 989 sqft, built 1959
2099 HARTFORD DR SFD $199,900 3 bed 2 bath, 1382 sqft, built 2005
87 KEY WEST LOOP SFD $219,000 3 bed 2 bath, 1126 sqft, built 2006 (Pending)
709 POMONA AVE Duplex ($219,900) 2 bed 1 bath, 1436 sqft, built 1948
8 SUN CIRCLE CT SFD $219,900 3 bed 2 bath, 1160 sqft, built 1986
2701 REVERE LN SFD $225,000 4 bed 2.5 bath, 1516 sqft, built 1994
1276 CALLA LN SFD $227,424 4 bed 1.5 bath, 1746 sqft, built 1963 (Pending)
1081 REY CIR SFD $232,900 4 bed 1.75 bath, 1414 sqft, built 1972 (Pending)
15 GLENSHIRE LN SFD $235,900 4 bed, 1.5 bath, 1305 sqft, built in 1987
747 WATERFORD DR SFD $237,450 3 bed 2 bath, 1374 sqft, built 1980
23 GLENSHIRE LN SFD $239,000 4bed 1.5 bath, 1305 sqft, built 1987 (Pending)
1482 DAYTON RD SFD 2 bed 1 bath, 1001 sqft, built 1990 $249,500
713 WAYNE LN SFD $265,500 4 bed 2 bath, 1525 sqft, built 1956
3106 GRAPE WAY SFD $268,090 3 bed 2 bath, 1820 sqft, built 1935
4330 KEITH LN SFD $269,000 3 bed 1.5 bath, 1392 sqft, built 1976 (Pending)
2718 CEANOTHUS AVE $279,900 3 bed 3 bath, 2060 sqft, built 2006
100 BENSON TERR SFD $279,900 3 be, 2 1/2 bath, 1967 sqft, built 2004
1260 RAVENSHOE WAY SFD $287,000 4 bed 2.5 bath, 1532 sqft, built 1997 (Pending)
2 WINDMILL CT SFD $289,000 3 bed 2 bath, 1573 sqft, built 1980 (Pending)
2631 SAN JOSE ST SFD $289,900 4 bed 3 bath, 2135 sqft, built 1960
25 BUNKER CT SFD $299,900 3 bed 2 bath, 1801 sqft, built 2003 (Pending)
13200 HAMILTON NORD SFD $325,000 3 bed 2 bath, 1888 sqft, built 1976
1134 11TH AVENUE SFD $335,300 3 bed 2 bath, 1853 sqft, built in 2004
305 MESA VERDE COURT SFD $347,624 4 bed 3 bath, 2325 sqft, built 2005 (Pending)
832 JACOBS CT SFD $359,900 3 bed 2 bath, 1760 sqft, built 1999
3006 TOP HAND CT SFD $379,900 3 bed 2.5 bath, 2336 sqft, built 1980
2721 ESCALLONIA WY SFD $439,000 4 bed 3 bath, 2435 sqft, built 2001
454 BROOKSIDE DRIVE SFD $498,000 3 bed 3 bath, 2811 sqft, built 1993
3517 SHADOWTREE LN SFD $549,000 3 bed 3 bath, 3240 sqft, built 2004
10696 PLAYER LN SFD $649,900 3 bed 3 bath, 3342 sqft, built 2005 (Pending)
2766 ALAMO AVE SFD $695,000 4 bed 3 bath, 3600 sqft, built 1996
LOS MOLINOS FORECLOSURES
24890 KELLIE WAY SFD $199,900 3 bed 2 bath, 1252 sqft, built 1968
MAGALIA FORECLOSURES
13996 JARVIS CIR MFD $89,000 3 bed 2 bath, 1536 sqft, built 1976
13721 ENDICOT CIR MFD $129,500 2 beds 2 baths, 1616 sqft, built 1979
14549 CARNEGIE RD SFD $159,000 3 beds 2 baths, 1486 sqft, built 1992
13695 ANDOVER DR SFD $168,900 3 bed 1 bath, 1564 sqft, built 1982
14569 ASHEVILLE DR SFD $169,900 2 bed 2.25 bath, 1738 sqft, built 1981 (Pending)
13980 CASCADE DR SFD $172,500 3 bed 1.75 bath, 1080 sqft, built 1980
6560 HURON CT SFD $209,900 2 bed 2 bath, 1260 sqft, built 1980
14560 CARNEGIE RD SFD $212,900 2 bed 2 bath, 1751 sqft, built 1979
14569 ASHEVILLE DR SFD $219,900 2 bed 2.25 bath, 1738 sqft, built 1981
15220 SKYWAY SFD $225,000 3 bed 2 bath, 1696 sqft, built 1979
14658 BRIDGEPORT CIR SFD $261,250 3 bed 2 bath, 1903 sqft, built 2005
ORLAND FORECLOSURES
801 PECAN ST SFD $145,000, 3 bed 1.5 bath, 1080 sqft, built 1986
1311 FAIRVIEW ST SFD $145,500 3 bed 1 bath, 1000 sqft, built 1993
802 DATE ST SFD $149,900 3 bed 2 bath, 1080 sqft, 1988
803 PECAN CIR SFD $152,900 3 bed 2 bath, 1080 sqft, built 1986
1309 FAIRVIEW ST SFD $169,000 3 bed 1.5 bath, 1080 sqft, built 1993
802 DATE ST SFD $169,900 3 bed 2 bath, 1080 sqft, built 1988
611 WOODWARD AVE SFD $190,000 3 bed 2 bath, 1402 sqft, built 1948 (Pending)
778 JACQUELYN DRIVE SFD $249,900 3 bed 2.5 bath, 1773 sqft, built 2006
120 THIRD STREET SFD $259,000 3 bed 2 bath, 2063 sqft, built 2005
6202 CO RD 15 SFD $299,900 3 bed 2.5 bath, 2300 sqft, built 1977 (Pending)
OROVILLE FORECLOSURES
2364 A STREET SFD $69,900 2 bed 1 bath, 864 sqft, built 1935 (Pending)
881 POMONA Ave SFD $78,900 2 bed 1 bath, 988 sqft, built 1921 (Pending)
2985 ELGIN ST SFD $78,500 1 bed 1 bath, 444 sqft, built 1964
2765 ORO BANGOR HWY SFD $84,900 3bed, 1bath, 1008 sqft, built in 1987
292 APACHE CIR SFD $91,080 2 bed 2 bath, 1440 sqft, built 1976
29 ROSITA WAY SFD $98,000 3 bed 1 bath, 960 sqft, built 1963 (Pending)
2151 OROVILLE BANGOR Duplex! $99,900 built 1954
1080 TEHAMA AVE SFD $104,900 1 bed 1 bath, 912 sqft, built 1949
118 NELSON AVE SFD $109,990 3 bed 2 bath, 1552 sqft, built1965
2126 GRAY ST SFD $120,900 3 bed 2 bath, 1080 sqft, built 1992
3451 ORO BANGOR HWY SFD $134,900 3 bed 1 bath, 1266 sqft, built 1950
1020 BUTTE AVE SFD $139,900 2 bed 1 bath, 1030 sqft, built 1959
1604 SWEEM ST SFD $149,000 4 bed 2 bath, 1597 sqft, built 1960
1687 LETA LN SFD $152,600 2 bed 2 bath, 1038 sqft, built 1978
220 CANYON DR SFD $149,900 4 bed 2 bath, 1894 sqft, built 1954
18 WESTWOOD WAY SFD $158,900 3 bed 2 bath, 1152 Sqft, built 1979
853 HARLAN AVE SFD $159,900 3 bed 1 bath, 1088 sqft, built 1951
3081 ORANGE AVE SFD $161,000 3 bed 2 bath, 1443 sqft, built in 1954
1445 7TH AVENUE SFD $173,000 2 bed 1 bath, 1228 sqft, built 1925
11 GLEN CIR SFD $178,900 3 bed 2 bath, 1936 sqft, built 1963
37 SELF LN SFD $184,000 2 bed 1 bath, 1240 sqft, built 1982 (Pending)
21 LA CRESENTA DR $189,900 3 bed 2 bath, 1338 sqft, built 1951
3131 TRES VIAS RD $199,900 3 bed 2 bath, 1787 sqft, built 1968
30 RIDGE LINE CT SFD $204,900 2 bed 2 bath, 1381 sqft, built 1990
105 ANTLER DRIVE $221,900 4 bed 2 bath, 1687 sqft, built 2005 (Pending)
17 LA FORET DR SFD $259,900 3bed 3 bath, 2344 sqft, built 1983
3615 HILDALE AVE SFD $277,200 3 bed 2 bath, 1778 sqft, built 1961
2680 HWY 70 SFD $339,900 2 bed 2 bath, 1836 sqft, built 1981
PARADISE FORECLOSURES
6221 CLARK RD SFD $99,900 1 bed 1bath, 1182 sqft, built 1955 (Pending)
1835 DRENDEL CIR SFD $114,900 4 bed 1 bath (Pending)
6338 DIAMOND AVE SFD $129,900 2 bed 1 bath, 1147 sqft, built 1949 (Pending)
1537 SYLVAN WAY SFD $130,000 2 bed 1 bath, 1056 sqft, built 1954 (Pending)
5371 SAWMILL RD SFD $139,000 2bed 1 bath, 1014 sqft, built 1950 (Pending)
5757 HOLLY LN SFD $139,900 1bed 1 bath + den, 1080 sqft, built 1948
6340 TABERNACLE LN SFD $139,900 2 bed 2 bath, 1058 sqft, built 1949 (Pending)
5571 KEITH LN SFD $144,900 2 bed 1 bath, 904 sqft, built 1940
6399 LUCKY JOHN RD SFD $144,900 2 bed 1 bath, 1065 sqft, built 1948 (Pending)
463 VALLEY VIEW DR SFD $138,000 2 bed 2 bath, 1020 sqft, built 1947 (Pending)
1115 NUNNELEY SFD $150,900 3 bed 2 bath, 1626 sqft, built 1950
1462 ELLIOTT RD SFD $158,900 2 bed 1 bath, 1064 sqft, built 1954 (Pending)
1481 MAGGIES LN SFD $159,900 2 bed 1.5 bath, 996 sqft, built 1980
6893 LUNAR LN SFD $164,900 2 bed 1.5 bath, 988 sqft, built 1970
6104 OLIVER RD SFD $169,900 2 bed 1 bath, 1054 sqft, built 1950 (Pending)
1363 PEARSON RD SFD $177,900 3 bed 1 bath, 1056 sqft, built 1988 (Pending)
5575 SIERRA PARK DR SFD $190,000 3 bed 2 bath, 1420 sqft, built 1948
5811 PERRY MASON LN SFD $195,000 2 bed 1.5 bath, 1799 sqft, built 1956
490 WILLS LN SFD $199,900 3 bed 2 bath, 1505 sqft, built 1976 (Pending)
616 CIRCLEWOOD DR SFD $209,000 2 bed 2 bath, 1520 sqft, built 1979
5892 COPELAND RD SFD $225,000 3bed 2 bath, 1715 sqft, built 1966
1658 JARAMILLO SFD $239,000 2 bed 2 bath, 1530 sqft, built 2006
1752 WHITAKER RD SFD $239,900 3 bed 1.5 bath, 1435 sqft, built 1962 (Pending)
1635 ALEXIS LN SFD $262,000 6bed 3 bath, 2977 sqft, built 1981
6165 SAWMILL RD SFD $269,900 4 bed 2 1/2 bath, 1936 sqft, built 1979
1246 ELLIOTT RD SFD $345,000 4 bed 3 bath, 2236 sqft, built 1960
3366 HAMLIN CANYON CT SFD $ 384,900 4 bed 3 bath, 2548 sqft built 1992 (Pending)
3591 SUNVIEW RD SFD $389,900 3 bed 2.5 bath, 2107 sqft, built 2002
WILLOWS FORECLOSURES
319 N SHASTA STREET SFD $85,000 2 bed 1 bath, 703 sqft, built 1950 (Pending)
1052 ELM ST SFD $121,900 2 bed 1 bath, 958 sqft, built 1970 (Pending)
651 GLENNWOOD LN SFD $125,000 3 bed 2 bath, 1354 sqft, built 1979 (Pending)
430 W ASH ST SFD $145,000 3 bed 1 bath, 1535 sqft, built 1910
833 W SYCAMORE ST SFD $149,500 3 bed 1 bath, 1100 sqft, built 1915
695 E WOOD ST SFD $145,000 3 bed 2 bath, 1200 sqft, built 1940 (Pending)
1271 E 9TH STREET SFD $168,500 2 bed 1 bath, 1296 sqft, built in 1943
612 GLENNWOOD LN SFD $174,900 3 bed 2 bath, 1100 sqft, built 1972
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