Real Estate Weekly March 27, 2020

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Q&A

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Matched to detached?................................................P6 A new standard for mortgage holders............P7 Classifieds............................................................................P7

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Refinancing in a pandemic

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By Peter G. Miller

The average mortgage rate in 2018 was 4.54% versus 3.94% in 2019. That’s a drop-off of better than a half percent. In 2020 rates averaged 3.62% in January and 3.47% in February. For the week of March 5, weekly mortgage rates were at 3.29% for fixed-rate 30-year financing, the lowest rate seen since 1971 when Freddie Mac began collecting statistics.

These numbers represent real savings. Many borrowers believe rates should be lower because of sinking bond levels.

It’s usually said that mortgage rates and 10-year Treasury notes follow similar paths. The reason they tend to move up and down together is that investors see them as representing parallel levels of risk and reward.

For example, those who invest in mortgage-backed securities (MBS) worry about prepayment risk, the

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Outstanding building lot in Burlington zoned M-1 Industrial. Great location Rare 5 & 7 acre lots sold separately! Quiet and private place to build your across from Regence Blue Shield. Lot is 164X210, sewer is stubed dream home and drill a well in the beautiful Big Lake community with views in, water meter is in, survey and elevations are done. Make an offer! of Mount Baker. Call us today for more details! $395,000 #1258084 Yvonne Brown Galen Kindred Holly Hilts Jeff Ingman

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idea that with lower rates, borrowers will refinance.

When a mortgage is refinanced, the income stream for investors comes to a sudden and abrupt end. To offset such risk, investors want a bigger return. That bigger return shows up in lender pricing as well as with the rates paid by borrowers.

“Mortgage applications increased 55.4 percent from one week earlier,” according to data from the Mortgage Bankers Association’s (MBA) for the week ending March 6, 2020. Refinance originations for 2020 are expected to double earlier MBA projections, according to the Association.

We don’t know what the future will bring. But -- for the moment -- now is a good time to examine financing and refinancing options to see if any represent a good opportunity for you.

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The coronavirus is here, it’s real, and its impact is being felt nationwide. Not surprisingly, something so broad and potentially so dire is impacting real estate and mortgage financing.

“Nearly 1 in 4 home sellers nationwide are changing how their home is viewed while the home remains on the market due to the coronavirus outbreak,” said the National Association of Realtors (NAR) in midMarch. “The changes include stopping open houses, requiring potential buyers to wash their hands or use hand sanitizer, asking buyers to remove shoes or wear footies, or other changes.”

On the mortgage front, the story is more complicated.

Mortgage rates are down as of mid-March but not as low as many borrowers expect.

The good news is that mortgage rates are objectively lower than in the recent past, according to research from Freddie Mac.

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609 Stacey Place, Sedro Woolley $379,500 3 Beds / 2.5 Baths / 1,648 SqFt / .068 acre lot Beautiful brand new home with extra features around every corner. Quartz counter tops in the kitchen, stainless steel appliances, custom cabinets, gas fireplace in the living room.

Upstairs hosts a large master bedroom with a walk in closet and over-sized shower plus double sinks. Sturdy high quality vinyl plank flooring in living room and kitchen.

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625 Timberland Lp, Mount Vernon $595,000 3 Beds / 2 Baths / 1,933 SqFt / 0.290 acre Lot 55+ community of Twin Brooks. Hardwoods that extend to living area. Kitchen is dressed in granite & maple cabinetry w/ custom touches & Jennair appliances overlooking living area w/ vaulted ceilings. Large Master, 5pc bath w/ custom tiling & walk-in.

Nearing $100k in upgrades, 4 yr old home is better than new!

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10991 Bayview Edison Rd, Mount Vernon $699,000 2 Beds / 1.75 Baths / 1,444 Sq Ft / .440 acre lot BAY VIEW waterfront home with a private beach, spectacular western sunsets. Bright kitchen with lots of natural lighting, unobstructed views of the bay, Olympic mtns and amazing wildlife. Private covered deck and 28’by 34’RV heated shop with 2 bays. Additional garage with w/shop area and breezeway.

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4778 W Shore Rd, Anacortes $128,000 4.800 acre lot This beautiful 4.8 acre parcel is on the northwest side of Guemes Island. The property is level with a small clearing and outbuilding that has been used as a cabin. There is a propane hook up to the outbuilding but no other utilities or septic yet installed.

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$1,099,000 3917 Rock Ridge Pkwy, Anacortes 4 Beds/2.75 Baths/3,044 Sqft/.347 Acre Lot Stunning contemporary Rock Ridge home on 2 lots offers views from every room! Chef’s kitchen w/custom cabinetry & state of the art undercounter appliances. Solar heating system, radiant in-floor heat & natural gas generator.

Dog washing station. 3 car garage with shop.

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58 Lot Kingsway, Anacortes $275,000 .220 acre lot Spectacular view lot in the desirable Skyline neighborhood in Anacortes. All city utilities are in the street. Stunning southwestern views of Burrows Bay, San Juan Islands, and Olympic Mountains. All of Skyline amenities included: waterfront access at Tugboat Park, 5 parks nearby, Beach Cabana, Skyline Clubhouse, tennis courts.

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4217 Mitchell Drive, Anacortes $619,000 2 Beds / 2 Baths / 1,834 Sqft / .340 acre lot Glorious views of Fidalgo Bay and Mount Baker. An open floor-plan offers a large living and dining space just off the charming kitchen with eating nook. French doors lead to the warm and cozy family room w/fireplace. Master suite with full bath and soaking tub, second bedroom and bath on opposite ends of the home allow for privacy.

Large deck, RV/boat parking and huge unfinished space below.

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3720 Mohawk Ct, Mount Vernon $1,125,000 4 Beds / 3.25 Baths / 4,636 SqFt / 3.04 acre lot Incredible estate includes spacious home w/attached 3 car garage, 64x32 indoor pool house w/Jacuzzi & sauna, 28x44 detached 3 car garage w/large shop. All sits on 3 park-like acres professionally landscaped in desirable Thunderbird neighborhood with valley views. NEW roofs, NEW Trex deck! Just minutes to I-5.

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3715 W 10th St, Anacortes $275,000 .200 acre lot Desirable lot in the Rock Ridge neighborhood ready & waiting for someone to bring it to life. This 8,712 sq. ft. lot is LEVEL, cleared & perfect building site for a no step rambler! Enjoy a variety of fabulous views of the Bellingham Channel, Rosario Strait, ferries, San Juan Islands & sunsets.

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3708 Mohawk Dr, Mount Vernon, WA $549,950 5 Beds / 3.5 Baths / 3,610 SqFt / 0.420 acre lot Main level living including master, 2 guest rms, updated kitchen w/center island, large pantry, stainless appliances, granite counters. Fully finished daylight basement/mother-inlaw unit w/kitchen, 2 beds, full bath, storage, walk-out patio.

NEW ROOF (3/2020), newer furnace & water heater, huge deck.

Megan O’Bryan 360-708-5817 & Spencer Roozen 360-708-0634 #1580332

Fantastic waterfront A-frame on two lots.

1030 Fairhaven Ave, Burlington $574,000 7 Beds / 3.5 Baths/Unit A: 2505 SqFt & Unit B: 858 SqFt / .225 acre lot HEART OF BURLINGTON remodel w/new roof, plumbing, wiring, windows, insulation, drywall & quartz counters. Top of the line appliances, vinyl planked flrs. One lvl, & handicap accessible.

Commercially zoned, live & work here. Lg unfinished basement, 6 parking spots. Drive shared w/property to east.

Becky Elde 360-770-9427 #1574747

3 Beds / 1.5 Baths / 1,595 SqFt / .520 acre lot

Great view of Mt. Erie and sunsets.

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Matched to detached

By Erik J. Martin CTW Features

for detached residences versus condos has gent turns out that the big erally decreased since house with a yard and a 2013 in several pricey picket fence your parents markets like San Jose and grandparents dreamed and Los Angeles (where about never really fell out of single-family homes sell fashion. for 25 percent and 19 In fact, 89 percent of homebuyers today (and percent more, respec93 percent of millenni- tively than comparable als) would pick a single- condos, down from 31 percent and 27 percent, family detached home respectively, in 2013). with a backyard over Among the reasons why a comparably priced single-family abodes attached home (a unit in a triplex) that offered are more desired, 28 a shorter commute, per percent of respondents to Redfin’s poll said the the results of recent most important factor Redfin research. Additionally, Redfin found in their home choice that the price premium is living space; others

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More buyers value a single-family home cited privacy (23 percent), private yard (21 percent), and size of the home (18 percent).

“A lot of people see the image of a detached single-family home with the yard and a dog when they picture the American dream,” Daryl Fairweather, chief economist for Redfin in Seattle, says. “That vision hasn’t really changed for millennial buyers – even if they are taking longer to buy. They still value the privacy, space and independence that a de-

tached home provides.”

Buyers are also willing to make trade-offs on things like commute time to achieve the overall lifestyle they yearn for, she says.

“Many millennials have started families and want that space to grow and play with their kids.

Others aren’t quite there yet but might want some extra rooms to rent as an additional source of income,” notes Fairweather. “Moving further from work also seems like less of a sacrifice

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pendence for them – it symbolizes them taking the full responsibility of home maintenance and finally being able to have more control over their living situation,” explains Oshinsky. “In attached home communities, there are generally more rules to follow.

And many would rather spend the hundreds of dollars per month that would otherwise be allocated to homeowners association dues toward a nicer house that has more space for their family to grow into.”

Benjamin Ross, an agent with Mission Real Estate Group in Fort Worth, Texas, says owners also commonly feel safer living in singlefamily detached properties.

“We are supposed to feel safe and secure in our homes, and the best weapon against danger is space. The less we share of it with strangers, the safer we feel,” he says. when more and more Additionally, today’s buycompanies are develers are environmentally oping work-from-home conscious and increaspolicies that allow for ingly want to live in flexibility.” sustainable homes that Ashley Oshinsky, Realconserve energy. tor/owner of Higher “With a single-family Living Real Estate LLC detached home, owners in Waterford, Michigan, can complete energy says 99 percent of her conservation improveclients prefer detached ments such as Energy homes over detached Star-rated windows and properties like condos solar electricity that or lofts. can save money on “Most of the time, my utility bills and provide clients are coming from tax credits,” says Anna multifamily units like DeSimone, author of apartments. They desire “Housing finance 2020” privacy and more space. (2019; BookBaby).

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continued from previous page that home shoppers shouldn’t automatically discard the idea of living in an attached home.

“Multifamily homes are more common close to city centers, so buyers who want to be close to restaurants, shopping and other activities shouldn’t rule them out.

These types of homes are often more affordable, which could allow you to either save money or purchase a more luxurious home than you could if you bought a single-family property,” says Fairweather. “Multifamily homes are also often built around public transit, which can eliminate the need to own a car and all the expenses that come with it. And duplexes and triplexes, in particular, can be an investment opportunity; if you purchase the entire property, you can rent out one or more units to help cover your mortgage.”

And don’t forget: Attached homes come with a lot less upkeep.

“I see condos as being a great fit for a single individual or downsizer who doesn’t have the desire to mow the lawn or shovel snow,” Oshinsky adds. “Also, attached communities offer a lot of common area amenities like a pool, gym, tennis courts and community center.”

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CLASSIFIEDS Upstairs duplex unit, 3 bdrm, 1 ba, pets are OK, plus extra storage unit, fenced, in town Anacortes, close to Mt. Erie School. $1,650/mo.

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A new standard for mortgage holders Marilyn Kennedy Melia CTW Features

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his April, Rand Spero, president of Street Smart Financial, Lexington, Massachusetts expects to field the same question from several clients: Should we pay down our mortgage principal?

Returns for 2019 mark the second year that the big overhaul of the “Tax Cut and Jobs Act,” (TCJA) dramatically increases the “standard deduction,” or the amount any tax filer can elect to deduct from their gross income. Taking the standard deduction means filers don’t “itemize” or take specific deductions for items like mortgage interest paid during the year and amounts paid in property taxes.

This year, married couples jointly filing can take a standard deduction of $24,400, and singles are allowed

$12,200.

Especially since married homeowners also can now itemize only up to $10,000 for both property tax and other state and local taxes (singles are limited to $5,000), millions of homeowners are simply taking the new, enhanced standard deduction, notes Robert McClellan of the non-profit Tax Policy Center.

Without the sweetener of deductibility, homeowners naturally question whether they should reduce or payoff their mortgage.

It’s a specific question that requires a very broad examination. “I talk to the client about the best use of their every dollar,” explains Ted Halpern, president of Halpern Financial, a Washington DC area advisory.

Typically, younger and/or more middle-class homeowners simply “aren’t flush with money” after paying

bills, student loans, car loans and trying to save for other purposes like college tuition or fattening a 401k, Spero adds.

But for those with the money, Spero says the answer is found by comparing the mortgage to a bond.

Instead of paying, say four percent, on a $300,000 mortgage, is there a bond that pays a better, yet dependable yield?

In today’s low rate environment, with the added caveat that the principal value of a bond fluctuates with market interest rates, the answer often tilts toward the mortgage pay-off.

If the cash-rich procrastinate, though, they just might go back to itemizing, since the TCJA bill “unwinds in 2026” concludes McClellan.

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4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, located on a quiet cul de sac, nearly 2,000 square feet of living space + large attached garage and a garden shed, fenced yard, granite countertops, range, refrigerator, dishwasher, washer & dryer, fresh paint. $2,600/month rent.

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6.98 acre tract zoned Rural Intermediate. Level acreage with great road access both from Memorial Highway and from Avon Allen Road. Stop light and curbs at the intersection. Special Use Permit potential. The Animal Hospital and an espresso stand is across the road to the west. 980 feet along Memorial Highway Danya Wolf (SR-536); 620 feet along Avon Allen Road. 360-708-8294

3789 e diviSion St, Mount vernon

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For future private estate or for future development: $1,750.00 per month investment income. Great 10 acre development property for higher end homes or Planned Unit Development. Amenities include: Public Utility District water, Cascade Natural Gas, Puget Power (Puget Sound Energy),highspeedinternet,citygarbagepick-upandaccess to city sewer. Beautiful wooded property with territorial view and open park-like setting. Includes currently rented, vintage home with basement and detached garage. Danya Wolf 360-708-8294 MLS#1569455 Build Your dreaM HoMe in eaGleMont!

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Zoned "Rural Business," this 33/100 acre tract has great visibility and is located on the southwest corner of Hwy 20 and Avon Allen Road. Location of former Valley Cafe prior to Department of Transportation enhancing the size of Hwy 20. Stoplight and cross walk is adjacent. Great location for Espresso Danya Wolf stand or similar business. MLS# 1571644 360-708-8294

4628 ParKvieW lane, eaGleMont

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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 Elva Hunter heater. Situated on a quiet peaceful street!

360-202-3086 MLS# 1405852

18 trilliuM lane, ConCrete, Wa 98237

4629 Beaver Pond drive S. 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!

MLS# 1504177

$115,000

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CommerCial lease Commercial/professional/medical/ office space for lease. Great location, high visibility near Skagit Valley hospital. Former location of ESP optical, includes display cases (optional).

Exam room, large lobby area, one bathroom, office area with sink. Ample off street parking.

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Charming home with lots of character inside

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