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Hollister, San Benito County Real Estate Market Update for March 13, 2010

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Single Family Residential

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Actives:

San Benito County-154 of which REO/Bank Owned-28 or 18%

Hollister-87 of which REO/Bank Owned-18 or 21%

Pendings:

San Benito County-223 of which REO/Bank Owned-47 or 21%

Hollister-186 of which REO/Bank Owned-37 or 20%

Absorption Rate:

San Benito County-.69 month’s supply of inventory or 21 Days

Hollister-.47 month’s supply of inventory or 14 Days

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Solds for the week: 9

High: $610,000 REO/Bank Owned-New Conv. 1st

Low:  $240,000 REO/Bank Owned-FHA Loan

Full-Price or Over-Asking: 6 or 67%

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Sale Type

REO/Bank Owned: 5 or 56%

Short Sale: 2 or 22%

Equity Sale: 2 or 22%

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Financing Type

New Conv. 1st: 5 or 56%

FHA Loan: 2 or 22%

USDA Loan: 2 or 22%

All CASH: none

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Hollister, San Benito County Real Estate Market Update for March 6th, 2010

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Single Family Residential

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Actives:

San Benito County-149 of which REO/Bank Owned-25 or 17%

Hollister-83 of which REO/Bank Owned-16 or 20%

Pendings:

San Benito County-215 of which REO/Bank Owned-47 or 22%

Hollister-182 of which REO/Bank Owned-36 or 20%

Absorption Rate:

San Benito County-.69 months supply of inventory or 21days

Hollister-.46 months supply of inventory or 14days

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Solds for the week: 14

High: $839,000 Short Sale, All CASH

Low:  $155,000 REO/Bank Owned, New Conv. 1st

Full-Price or Over-Asking: 7 or 50%

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Sale Type:

REO/Bank Owned-8 or 57%

Equity Sale-4 or 29%

Short Sale-2 or 14%

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Financing Type:

FHA Loan-5 or 36%

New Conv. 1st-4 or 29%

All CASH-3 or 21%

USDA Loan-1 or 7%

Seller Carry-Back-1 or 7%

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Wow! A Seller Carry-Back……the whole world would have us believe that nobody has any equity in their property when I’ve been told a several industry events that 30% of U.S. homes have no mortgage against them….things that make ya go hummmmm…..

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Hollister, San Benito County Real Estate Market Update for February 27th, 2010

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Single Family Residential

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Actives:

San Benito County-139 of which REO/Bank Owned-28 or 20%

Hollister-76 of which REO/Bank Owned-17 or 22%

Pendings:

San Benito County-222 of which REO/Bank Owned-47 or 21%

Hollister-186 of which REO/Bank Owned-37 or 20%

Absorption Rate:

San Benito County-.63 months supply of inventory or 19 days

Hollister-.41 months supply of inventory or 12 days

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Solds for the week: 19

High: $725,000 Equity Sale-New Conv. 1st

Low:  $214,000 Equity Sale-FHA Loan

Full-Price or Over-Asking: 9 or 47%

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Sale Type

REO/Bank Owned: 10 or 53%

Short Sale: 2 or 11%

Equity Sale: 7 or 37%

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Financing Type

New Conv. 1st: 8 or 42%

FHA Loan: 7 or 37%

All CASH: 2 or 11%

VA Loan: 2 or 11%

Wow! A big week for closings…..Wondering if now we’re over the hump of lenders having to use the new GFE-Good Faith Estimate. We have not seen this many Equity Sales close in one week in I can’t remember and the high closing was in the $700,000 range and the low was in the $200,000 range. For weeks we’ve had closings under $200,000.

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2010 City/County Housing Expo ~ February 25th 9-5pm downtown at the Vets Building

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2010 City/County Housing Expo February 25th 9-5pm at the Vets Memorial Building downtown.

 If you can’t make or just plain don’t feel comfortable with a public forum setting…shoot us an e-mail.  We’ll be happy to drop a CD in the mail to you….contains Homeowner Reports, Pre-Listing Packet for a Short Sale and a few other little treasures!

Hollister, San Benito County Real Estate Market Update for February 20th, 2010

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Single Family Residential

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 Actives:

San Benito County-144 of which REO/Bank Owned-28 or 19%

Hollister-76 of which REO/Bank Owned-19 or 25%

Pendings:

San Benito County-222 of which REO/Bank Owned-47 or 21%

Hollister-190 of which REO/Bank Owned-36 or 19%

Absorption Rate:

San Benito County-.65 month’s supply of inventory or 20days

Hollister-.40 month’s supply of inventory or 12days

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 Solds for the weeks: 8

High-$700,000 Short Sale, New Conv.1st

Low- $175,000 REO/Bank Owned, New Conv.1st

Full-Price or Over-Asking-7 or 88%

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Sale Type:

REO/Bank Owned-6 or 75%

Short Sale-2 or 25%

Equity Sale-none

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 Financing Type:

New Conventional 1st-5 or 63%

FHA Loan-1 or 13%

USDA Loan-1 or 13%

All Cash-1 or 13%

Over The Fence ~ March 2010 your Fidelity Home Warranty Newsletter

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Over The Fence ~ March 2010

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About Providence Properties

A little bit about us!

More info on Indymac/One West Bank’s Sweetheart Shared Loss Agreement with the government

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Hollister, San Benito County Real Estate Market Update for February 13th, 2010

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Single Family Residential

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Actives:

San Benito County-149 of which REO/Bank Owned-29 or 19%

Hollister-83 of which REO/Bank Owned-20 or 24%

Pending’s:

San Benito County-211 of which REO/Bank Owned-47 or 22%

Hollister-180 of which REO/Bank Owned-36 or 20%

Absorption Rate:

San Benito County-.71 month’s supply of inventory or 21 days

Hollister-.46 month’s supply of inventory or 14 days

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Sold’s for the week: 9

High-$441,000 REO/Bank Owned (Sold at auction), FHA Loan

Low-$175,000 Short Sale, USDA Loan

Full-Price or Over-Asking Price-7 or 78%

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Sale Type:

REO/Bank Owned-5 or 56%

Short Sale-3 or 33%

Equity Sale-1 or 11%

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Financing Type:

FHA Loan-3 or 33%

New Conv. 1st-4 or 4%

VA Loan-1 or 11%

USDA Loan-1 or 11%

Hollister, San Bentio County Real Estate Market Update for February 6, 2010

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Single Family Residential

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Actives:

San Benito County-144 of which REO/Bank Owned-23 or 16%

Hollister-82 of which REO/Bank Owned-16 or 20%

Pendings:

San Benito County-209 of which REO/Bank Owned-50 or 24%

Hollister-176 of which REO/Bank Owned-39 or 22%

Absorption Rate:

San Benito County-.69 months supply or 20 Days

Hollister-.47 months supply or 14 Days

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Solds for the week: 9

High-$600,000 REO/Bank Owned, New Conv. 1st

Low- $150,000 REO/Bank Owned, New Conv. 1st

Full-Price or Over-Asking-7 or 78%

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Sale Type

REO/Bank Owned-7 or 78%

Equity Sale-2 or 22%

Short Sale-none

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Financing Type

New Conv. 1st-2 or 22%

FHA Loan-2 or 22%

USDA Loan-2 or 22%

All CASH-3 or 33%

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