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COntents A Note From The SBAOR President: What is seller financing and how does it work? .........................................4 HOA Homefront: The drought emergency returned, did your HOA notice?...........................4 How to keep your home cool when it’s hot outside....................................6 Santa Barbara County Sales........................................................................8 On Gardening: The greenhouse pot has become an ecological marve ..............................12
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A note from the SBAOR President
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The Drought Emergency Returned, Did Your HOA Notice? What is Seller Financing By Bob Walsmith, Jr. President of the Santa Barbara Association of REALTORS®
and How Does it Work?
Competition in this current housing market is stiff. Low supply and high demand are just two factors complicating the home search for many prospective buyers. Not only that, but qualifying for a traditional loan can be difficult, especially with the current rise in interest rates. One option outside the norm is seller financing. With seller financing, the owner of the home offers the buyer a loan. Thus, you can avoid the pitfalls and challenges of the traditional mortgage experience. Seller financing offers several benefits, such as lower closing costs. But they come with their own challenges as well. Here’s how this lending process works and whether it’s right for you.
to make payments to the seller per their agreement. Or, two, the seller keeps the house title until the buyer fully repays the loan. Only after do they receive the title. In either case, the seller often requires the buyer to complete an application, go through a credit check and offer a down payment. The seller may also demand certain requirements, such as an appraisal of the home. Or, they may insist on retaining the right to foreclose the property if the buyer defaults. If both parties agree, they must sign a promissory note that contains that loan’s terms. Then they file a mortgage (or deed of trust in some states) with the local public records authorities.
What Is Seller Financing? Seller financing is an alternative way for a buyer to purchase their home. Essentially, the seller becomes the lender and extends credit to the buyer so that they can cover the purchase price of the home (excluding the down payment). So, you effectively cut out the middleman i.e., a traditional lender. The seller oversees the debt instead.
Is Seller Financing Right for Me? Today’s housing market is highly competitive. So, you may find the home of your dreams, but it’s out of your price range. Or, perhaps, you struggle with qualifying for a traditional loan. Either way, seller financing can open up the opportunity of homeownership to you. And you would have potentially advantageous terms, too, such as a low-interest rate, low minimum down payment and fewer closing costs. But there are risks to seller financing. Contracts can include unfavorable terms, like a higher interest rate or a too-short repayment period. If you struggle with meeting the criteria for a conventional loan, consider all your options. Seller financing isn’t the only router. There are other loan types that come with relatively lenient requirements.
How Does Seller Financing Work? When you enter a seller financing agreement, the seller acts as the lender. So you, the buyer, purchase a home from the seller with no involvement from a bank, credit union or other traditional lenders. The seller only extends credit to the buyer, though, not cash. Once they do, the buyer makes regular installment payments to the seller. They do this until they completely pay off the balance owed. Although this agreement doesn’t involve lending institutions, the buyer and seller often use other professional help. Many times, they rely on attorn eys and Realtors® to facilitate the purchase. Professionals in these fields also take the lead in generating the terms of the agreement. However, the buyer and seller may negotiate factors such as the loan’s length or interest rate. Seller financing generally functions in two ways. One, the buyer receives the house title after pledging to pay the seller’s offered loan. The buyer can then refinance or sell the property but continue
The Bottom Line While it can be hard to find a perfect loan, you shouldn’t rush into any lending agreement. Seller financing may be right for some buyers. But it heavily depends on the seller and the terms they offer. Before you explore this option, consider hiring an attorney. They can ensure that your rights as a buyer are upheld. Or, they can help you walk away if negotiation is impossible. Remember to explore all your options before you choose, though. There are other loans out there that come with lower credit requirements which may make more sense for you.
By Kelly G. Richardson, Esq. CCAL California has experienced many drought periods, but in January 2014 the drought situation became sufficiently severe that then-Governor Brown declared a state of drought emergency. Soon thereafter, several laws added to the DavisStirling Act, Civil Code Sections 4735 and 4736. Civil Code Section 4735 does not allow governing documents to directly or indirectly prohibit low water-using plants or artificial turf. During a time of declared drought emergency, under subpart “c” of that statute the HOA may not penalize homeowners for letting their yards “go brown.” Section 4736 bars HOAs from requiring pressure washing the exterior of homes during a declared drought emergency. The drought eased, and in April 2017 Governor Brown terminated the declaration of drought emergency, also ending the application of Sections 4735(c) and 4736… at least for a while. However, Civil Code Section 4735(a) and (b) continued to be in force, as they were not temporary — homeowners have since 2015 had the right to install xeriscapes or artificial turf. That right is not unlimited — the HOA may still set reasonable standards of appearance and maintenance and may ban plants which could create a nuisance for neighbors. Artificial turf must be kept clean, must resemble grass (sorry, you can’t honor your local sports team’s colors with your artificial lawn), and must be maintained. On October 19, 2021, Governor Newsome declared a new state of drought emergency, consequently reviving Sections 4735(c) and 4736. Most HOAs may have missed this fact, given the Covid-19 health emergency and other challenges. So, since October 19, 2021, HOA members, if they choose to cut back on watering their yards, may let the
Bob Walsmith, Jr. can be reached at 805-720-5362 or emailed at Bob@BobWalsmithJr.com
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yard landscape die, and pressure-washing again cannot be compelled. Homeowners — If you suspend watering your yard in your HOA, be a responsible AND good neighbor — keep your yard clean and neat if it’s dry. This is a very good time for associations to re-evaluate their landscaping to determine if long-term savings can be had through cutting back on lawn areas, upgrading the sophistication of irrigation systems, and finding other ways of reducing water usage. Condominium associations sometimes are established without individual water meters, with the HOA paying the water bill. This can be a recipe for water waste, since individual residents may not be as concerned about a sink or toilet left running — they aren’t (directly) paying the bill. If the installation of separate water meters is possible and feasible, it may be a great long-term step to get each residence separately metered. If separate metering is not possible, perhaps sub-metering is available. If there is a single water intake pipe to a single residence, the flow of that water can be measured electronically with a sub-meter. There are companies which install, maintain, and monitor submeters, thereby allowing HOAs to bill their members for their water usage. This might require an amendment to the governing documents, to create the right of the HOA to bill members for their water usage. Submetering allows a water wasting homeowner to be held financially accountable for their excessive usage of water. Nobody can guarantee how long the current drought crisis will last, but one thing is certain — it is here now, and California HOAs should step up their game and step down their water usage.
Kelly G. Richardson, Esq. is a Fellow of the College of Community Association Lawyers andPartnerof Richardson Ober DeNichilo LLP, a law firm known for community association advice. Submit questions to Kelly@rodllp.com. Past columns at www.HOAHomefront.com. All rights reserved®.
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How to keep your Home cool wHen it’s Hot outside
It’s about keeping humidity at bay.
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By Nancy Ngo A recently released summer outlook predicts temps will be higher than average. It’s going to be a hot summer. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) just released its latest outlook predicting that temperatures will be higher than average this summer in most of the country. When it comes to keeping your home cool, it’s about keeping humidity at bay.
Heating and cooling experts offer these tips for when a hot spell rolls through town: Clean seasonal debris This time of the year, cottonwood fluff and grass clippings can created blockages on central air conditioning units. “It suffocates your unit and it can’t function properly,” said Jon Ryan, CEO of Genz-Ryan, a Burnsvillebased heating and cooling company. To clean, run a garden hose from inside the system. But be careful that the water pressure isn’t pushing more debris into the system. “You want to make sure you’re not spraying directly on the unit because there are electronics in it, so make sure you’re directly spraying that heat exchanger,” Ryan said. “Only spray that or hire a professional as part of your tune-up.” Tim Adams, service manager at Standard Heating and Air Conditioning, said another option is to spray the exterior of the unit one coil section at a time with low water pressure. “You don’t want to spray directly down on it. Spray on the sides in a sweeping motion from left to right and work your way down,” he said.
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Keep the air on Sure, instinct might be to turn off the air conditioner and crank open windows while away, but not during a heat wave. “People think ‘If I’ve got a nice cross breeze it will keep the house cool.’ It’s not about temperature, it’s about humidity. Opening a window is one of the worst things that you can do because you’re bringing in humidity,” Ryan said. “If you want to change the temperature when you’re gone, then fine. But don’t [change it] more than 3 to 5 degrees.” Clean air filter regularly A dirty air filter will reduce airflow, making your system run harder and your house cool less efficiently. “The good rule of thumb is every time you pay your mortgage or credit card bill, change your air filter,” Ryan said, adding that some types of air filters can last longer. “But 99% of the time the ones people have in their homes require them to be changed once a month, 12 months out of the year.”
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Schedule a yearly tune-up Being proactive by giving your cooling system a tuneup at the beginning of the season is key. Like a car, neglecting it can cause more damage in the future. “The problem is if you don’t fix something, it will fail at an inopportune time,” Ryan said. “If it’s failing and not working optimally, it will stress out other components of your systems. If it runs optimally it will use less energy, which will cost you less and it will last longer.” Staying cool without air conditioning Not everyone has an air conditioner. During a heat wave, try to head to a place that has air conditioning. If that’s not possible, hang out in the basement, which will provide the coldest air in your house. Use fans and, if there’s a breeze, open the windows. “Cook outside as much as you can and look to grill or make salads,” said Ryan. “Any excess heat that you add to your house is going to make you feel more uncomfortable.” Distributed by Tribune Content Agency, LLC.
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Santa BarBara County SaleS
This is a partial list of all recorded residential sales in Santa Barbara County from June 21 thru June 24, 2022. While these recordings are public record, the News-Press receives this information from an outside source. This list does not represent all sales that occurred over this time period. Consult your REALTOR® for further information regarding home sales in your area of interest.
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ADDRESS
SELLER
BUYER
PRICE
BUELLTON / SOLVANG
154 MANZANITA DR
THURSTON MATTHEW EU
MADSEN VERNON EA
$942,500
6/22/2022
CARPINTERIA
1475 CAMELLIA CIR
BRILEY ROSALIE EA
ARK GLOBAL PROPERTIES
$1,125,000
6/23/2022
1458 CAMELLIA CIR
IZQUIERDO JOHN EU
FOX ALEXANDER EA
$1,325,000
6/22/2022
4788 DORRANCE WAY
JACKSON MARK EA
BONO BRANDON EA
$1,600,000
6/23/2022
7606 HOLLISTER AVE 209
REICHERT SARAH EA
HERRERA ERIKA EA
$785,000
6/22/2022
7197 EMILY LN
SCHAEFER DIETER EU
RAMOS MIGUEL EU
$1,095,000
6/22/2022
5041 RHOADS AVE F
FARRIS MICHAEL EU
REICHERT SARAH EA
$1,120,000
6/24/2022
7797 PAXTON CT
WILDT ROBERT
PELTON VANESSA EA
$1,350,000
6/22/2022
7049 ARMSTRONG RD
MCNALLY MARY
GUEHR KENDRICK
$1,399,500
6/24/2022
223 HILLVIEW DR
MBB PROPERTIES EA
LANDIS BLAKE EU
$1,500,000
6/22/2022
596 MAGNA VISTA ST
LAMARTINE NICOLE EU
WHALEN ELIZABETH EU
$1,500,000
6/23/2022
240 LEXINGTON AVE
HAHKA RANDY L & JAN E EU
MANGASER MARIA EA
$1,587,000
6/21/2022
1165 CAMINO PALOMERA
THOMAS DAVID EA
JACOBSEN MARK EU
$1,600,000
6/22/2022
224 KING DANIEL LN
WATSON MARK EA
SHARPE ANNAMARIE EA
$2,275,000
6/24/2022
5810 LA GOLETA RD
KUDLAC JEFFREY EA
ANDERSON MATTHEW EA
$2,495,000
6/23/2022
GUADALUPE
4780 FIFTH ST
LEDESMA JOSE EU
GARCIA GEORGINA EA
$390,000
6/22/2022
LOMPOC
1012 N SIXTH ST
POWERS MICHAEL EU
GUZMAN JUAN EA
$527,000
6/24/2022
1004 W HICKORY AVE
BRECKENRIDGE PROPERTY FUND
FIGUEROA LIZBETH EA
$530,000
6/22/2022
1307 CROWN CIR
LEE HERBERT EU
KENNEDY HARRY EA
$548,000
6/23/2022
329 AMHERST PL
GRANT ROBERT EA
BENASSI MATTHEW EU
$590,000
6/24/2022
628 N FOURTH ST
BENNETT JOAN EA
IBEX 1031 LLC
$650,000
6/22/2022
800 BUENA VISTA AVE
WESTPAC ASPEN INVESTMENTS
SMITH PATRICK EA
$501,000
6/23/2022
1278 EAST VALLEY RD
MURDOCH RITA EA
BLOTTA CLAUDIO
$1,900,000
6/21/2022
1341 PLAZA DE SONADORES
BRICKLEY MARK EA
MURDOCH RITA EA
$2,875,000
6/23/2022
621 COWLES RD
WEBB DONALD EA
621 COWLES LLC
$4,250,000
6/22/2022
2834 GRAND AVE
PECOT SHELLY
FRISCH DAVID EA
$1,400,000
6/24/2022
3615 ROBLAR AVE
MCDONOUGH R A EA
EINERSON JAMIE EA
$5,400,000
6/23/2022
3727 GREGGORY WAY 4
SAIB JOSEPH EA
SHAQUR HOSSIN EU
$350,000
6/22/2022
1062 MIRAMONTE DR 9
NACCARATI BARBARA EA
BURTON EMILY
$695,000
6/24/2022
1130 INDIO MUERTO ST
SBMR LLC
REISS VIDA EA
$900,000
6/21/2022
319 W VALERIO ST 4
GONZALEZ STEPHANIE EA
WALKER KYLE EU
$950,000
6/24/2022
2648 STATE ST 31
SCHELDEGGER RUSSELL
WALKER LINDA
$1,032,000
6/23/2022
705 LAWRENCE AVE
RIDGEWAY STEVEN EA
LAWRENCE 5 LLC
$1,150,000
6/21/2022
207 N ALISOS ST
HOMETOWN EQUITY GROUP
QUINTANA ANASTASIA EA
$1,175,000
6/22/2022
2718 BEN LOMOND DR
VAN ARSDALE YANA EA
WOLTER LUTZ
$1,685,000
6/22/2022
2010 LAS TUNAS RD
KARLESKIND ANDREW EU
MMI CONSULTING LLC
$1,800,000
6/24/2022
1215 E COTA ST
COLASSE LESLIE EA
CHEN CORINNA EA
$1,860,000
6/24/2022
734 WESTWOOD DR
MCGUIRE PEGGIE EA
MORRIS EMILY EU
$1,959,000
6/22/2022
1628 CHAPALA ST
LYONS MARIE EA
MAHBOOB RAY EA
$2,200,000
6/23/2022
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Santa BarBara County SaleS AREA
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SELLER
BUYER
SANTA BARBARA
136 E HALEY ST
SAN PASQUAL FIDUCIARY TRUST
SANTA PAULA TOWNHOUSES LLC $2,260,000
6/22/2022
250 SANTA CATALINA
JASPERSON VALERIE EA
WOODBURN SAM EU
$2,400,000
6/24/2022
233 LA MARINA DR
FUNKHOUSER DEL EA
CILLEY JAMES EU
$2,500,000
6/23/2022
1118 MANITOU RD
BOLLAS CHRISTOPHER EU
FRADKIN DAVID EA
$2,505,000
6/22/2022
2901 PUESTA DEL SOL
ANGELL GAVIN EU
GRIFFITHS CARRIE
$2,600,000
6/24/2022
1700 LA CORONILLA DR
KHASHOGGI LAYLA EA
PERRY JOE EA
$3,490,000
6/22/2022
1153 PALOMINO RD
ROESSLER JOHN EU
SPRAGUE JESSICA EA
$3,550,000
6/24/2022
3400 LOS PINOS DR
DEANGELIS JASON EU
3400 LPD
$3,700,000
6/22/2022
17 CAMINO VERDE
FLANAGAN SCOTT EA
EVERETT DEBI EA
$3,750,000
6/24/2022
26 CELINE DR
KORVER KYLE EU
BEUTTER BRAD EU
$6,554,000
6/24/2022
12 E MONTECITO ST
MONTECITO STREET HOSPITALITY
12 E MONTECIOT INVESTORS
$14,648,500
6/23/2022
1010 W MAIN ST
TAIAN MUNEEF & MONAN EU
1010 DRIVE-IN LLC
$200,000
6/24/2022
441 E PARK AVE 3
BROWN GAIL EA
VAZQUEZ CANDIDO EU
$310,000
6/22/2022
381 RICE RANCH RD
BRECKENRIDGE PROPERTY FUND
UHRMACHER JENNEFER
$360,000
6/24/2022
610 W PARK AVE
MICHEL PASQUAL EA
LEON EVAMARIE
$400,000
6/24/2022
927 W COX LN
RUIZ MARIA
GARCIA ERASTO EU
$465,000
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On Gardening:
The greenhouse pot has become an ecological marve By Norman Winter
above: These trays of Eco+ Grande containers of Blue My Mind evolvulus are ready for planting by the Eden Estate Management team in Columbus, Georgia. Photos courtesy Norman Winter/TNS
left: This Eco+ Grande container of Angelface Super White angelonia has had the four tabs removed and placed in the planting hole. Removing the tabs is a must to give roots proper contact with soil.
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o longer will trays of flower transplants create a mess, a sore back from picking them up and clutter in the garden shed with thoughts of future use. Thanks to the Eco+ Grande Pots that caught most of us by surprise at the garden center this year, we can now simply pull four tabs and plant them in the hole — a true ecological wonder. Son James alerted me that racks of beautiful bedding plants were showing up for sale and on display at major garden centers, and what did I know about the new plantable Eco+ Grande containers? My first thought was, “Why doesn’t The Garden Guy already know about this?”
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It was several hours before I could get to the garden center to check them out. When I arrived, every plant had been sold. How could this be? Did the customers know they were buying the latest in science, technology and environmentally friendly containers, or was it the beautiful flowers? Unbelievably, the scenario repeated twice before we both got our hands on some bedding plants in the new pots. You are probably wondering what all the fuss is about. Well first, you would swear these pots are plastic, but they are not. They are plant-based, developed from corn, sugar beets and switchgrass. Without getting too scientific, a biopolymer is made that resembles plastic. The Proven Winners Eco+ Grande containers have nutrients built in to the walls of the containers. The organic nutrients are rich in phosphorus, calcium and nitrogen. As the containers — which are planted directly into the soil — break down, nutrients are released to the roots all season long. The process is simple: You peel off four tabs on the bottom of the pot before placing them in the planting hole. Removing the tabs is essential for roots to be properly exposed to the soil and begin growth. The containers and removed tabs can be planted in landscape beds or your favorite mixed containers. Water your plants well after planting. The Eco+ Grande containers will gradually disintegrate over time, helping to feed the plant’s roots. By planting the entire container into the soil, you minimize root disturbance, you don’t have to fret about weekly feeding or worry about fertilizer runoff. Since climates and environmental conditions differ over a long growing season and across the country, the size of pieces left in the soil may vary and can simply be tilled in for the next growing season. Son James planted a couple of flats of Blue My Mind evolvulus grown in the Eco+ Grande containers. He used a Proven Winners Twist n’ Plant Original Gardening Auger with a cordless drill. This made the project rapid as the container slipped perfectly in the hole. The Garden Guy was relegated to planting with a shovel or trowel. One way to look at Eco+ Grande is like power in a package. We have all planted trays of flowers and then moaned with the effort it takes to go pick up the little plastic pots. Then we think, maybe we save and use them, maybe we will recycle. The next thing we know we have crossed over the line to the cluttered garden shed. If for some reason you elect not to plant your Eco+ Grande in the ground, know they are environmentally friendly and compostable, whether it is the city compost system or on your own. Proven Winners was involved in years of research on the new Eco+ Grande, and as they say, they didn’t have to drill for oil to produce them. You have to admit it, with award-winning flowers grown in an Eco+ Grande it is a great time to be a gardener. If you see them for sale, I hope you will give them a try. Norman Winter, horticulturist, garden speaker and author of “Tough-asNails Flowers for the South” and “Captivating Combinations: Color and Style in the Garden.” Follow him on Facebook @NormanWinterTheGardenGuy.
above left: Diamond Snow euphorbia looking showy in the new Eco+ Grande container, notice the wording plant into soil. below left: The Eco+ Grande container with Angelface Super White angelonia has been planted in the soil and ready for watering when bed is complete.
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