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Sniffing out scents that turn-off buyers..........P6 Starter Home Wish List...............................................P7
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Credit Check QUESTION:
How bad is “bad” credit? Because of some big bills and falling income, our credit score has fallen into the dumper, but we would still like to buy a home. How little will lenders accept before they approve a mortgage? What’s the minimum?
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Federal rules generally require that residential borrowers must meet the ability-to-repay standard (the ATR). Lenders must verify that borrowers can repay the debt, paperwork showing that the lender took a careful look at a borrower’s finances before originating the mortgage. For lenders, such paperwork is a way to make better lending decisions while reducing liability if the loan goes into default. Some programs don’t require credit scores. Most lenders like credit scores. A borrower with an 800 credit score, no debts, big reserves, and a solid income will fly through the mortgage application 4
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system. Someone with a score in the 500s or lower 600s will have lots of hurdles to climb. The odds of getting a loan with weak credit are not good, and if a mortgage application is approved, it will likely require a high-interest rate and big down payment. Research by Fair Isaac, developer of the FICO-brand credit scoring system, shows that borrowers with a score of 800 and above have a 1 percent chance of being delinquent. Twenty-eight percent of the borrowers with a score between 580 and 699 can be expected to be delinquent. And below 580? About 61 percent. According to the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, only 10 percent of the mortgages originated in the second quarter went to borrowers with scores below 651. In fiscal year 2019, the period that ended September 30th, HUD reported that just 1.04 percent of the forward loans it insured went to those with credit scores below 579. So yes, it is possible to get mortgage financing with
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weak credit scores. In basic terms, credit minimums look like this: You can get an FHA mortgage with 3.5 percent down if your credit score is above 580. With 10 percent down, scores between 579 and 500 are allowed. The VA does not require credit scores, but the money comes from lenders. Even with a VA guarantee, lenders will be much happier if the borrower has a minimum score of 620 to 640. Fannie Mae’s HomeReady program allows borrowers to finance with three percent down, providing they have a credit score of at least 620 with manual underwriting. A 680 score will produce an easier application and lower rate. Freddie Mac says, “borrowers without a credit score can qualify for a Home Possible mortgage,” but they need five percent down. As always, shop around and speak with loan officers for details and specifics. Email peter@ctwfeatures.com. © CTW Features January 31, 2020
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719 Shelter Bay Dr, La Conner $310,000 3 Beds/1.75 Baths/ 1,364 Sqft / 0.273 acre lot Enjoy beautiful sunsets & partial water view! Easy living one level home with tile & hardwood floors, skylights, & gas log fireplaces. Lovely backyard with patio & garden paths. 3 BR + sunroom/family room, 1.75 BA, 2 car garage. Just over the Rainbow Bridge to the charming waterfront town of La Conner. Jackie Stone 360-661-2247 #1554097
1419 10th St, Anacortes $399,000 2 Beds/1,924 Sqft/.103 Acre Lot Great old Town Location! Bring your creativity and transform this rare find, redo the existing home or build brand new. Property features a small one bedroom apt w/a large open living space. East side has a bath & additional rooms. Two car garage features loft space. Bill Robillard 360-770-4707 #1454860
4607 Schooner Dr, Anacortes $689,000 3 Beds/3 Baths/1,988 Sqft/.12 Acre Lot Beautiful Cape Cod home in desirable San Juan Passage. Main level living with upper/lower master suites, vaulted ceilings, hardwood floors, granite countertops, shaker cabinets & built-ins throughout. Enjoy the expansive theatre or take in the ocean views from upstairs. Rob Skelton 360-488-3776 #1444910
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2502 Stonebridge Wy, Mt. Vernon $370,000 3 Beds/1.75 Baths/1,732 Sqft Beautiful single level craftsman style home in a 55+ community. Open design w/vaulted ceilings in living room, cozy gas fireplace & open kitchen & dining area. The exterior features a private deck. The Stonebridge Community features manicured lawns/gardens, RV parking & walking paths. Jake Koetje 360-424-4901
4507 Blakely Dr, Anacortes $424,999 3 Beds/2.25 Baths/1,532 Sqft 0.120 Acre Lot Cute home in the Woodridge neighborhood. Front living room for a formal space or office. Family room open to kitchen with fireplace and eating space with tons of windows. Master on the main level including walk-in closet and bath, additional 2 bedrooms upstairs with 3/4 bath. Plenty of storage throughout. #1540333 Gina Davis 360-708-7794 #1547761
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1813 Fife Place, Anacortes $775,000 2 Beds / 2.5 Baths / 2,456 Sqft / 0.210 acre lot This 1 level open concept home has amazing water, mountain, island & sunset views. Features include: Level entry, master on the main, an office with a view, solar panels. The guest suite adjoins another spacious office, shop and amazing storage! The generator is included. The yard is a gardeners dream! Kristi Gabrielse 360-420-3119 #1555503
1 lot Fruitdale Rd, Sedro Woolley $295,000 16.480 acre lot Beautiful building site on 16.48 acres, zoned Urban Reserve Residential within the Urban Growth area of Sedro Woolley. Utilities available at the street. Potential for future development. Linda Eastman 360-202-4075 #1543064
427 Umatilla Dr, La Conner $489,000 4 Beds/1.75 Baths/2,805 Sqft/0.249 Acre Lot Architecturally pleasing magnificent home features spacious great room with lofty wood ceiling, brick wood burning fireplace, & wall of windows to take in the wide water & mountain views. Main level living with open floor plan, large dining area, granite kitchen counters, skylight, newer appliances.
15705 Deception Shores, Anacortes $1,750,000 5 Beds / 3.5 Baths / 5,332 SqFt / .880 acre lot Elegant living space w/soaring ceilings, walls of windows & designer details. Main level living w/ exquisite kitchen; elegant master en-suite. Upper level provides 2 add bedrooms & a king-sized theater room, lower level w/2nd full kitchen, bed & bath w/a full bar opening up to outdoor entertaining BBQ space.
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9100 272nd NW, Stanwood $615,000 1.430 acre lot This site is level and filled, and ready for building. All utilities are stubbed to the property. Once block from Q.F.C., easy access from Hwy 532. Property is zoned “Main Street Business II”. Site is a nearly rectangular parcel approximately 200’ deep x 360’ along 272nd St. N.W. Dick Nord 360-661-6529 #1483892
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1514 15th St, Anacortes $379,000 3 Beds / 1 Bath / 1,008 Sqft / 0.170 acre lot Cheerful home sits on a spacious lot with alley access, featuring 3 bedrooms, 1 bath, 1 car attached garage. Newly painted inside and out, all new flooring, doors & trim, updated bathroom. Kitchen features new gray shaker cabinets and bronze hardware, open to the dining room & living room. Large back patio. Caroline Baumann 360-202-7327 #1548826
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Sniffing out scents that turn-off buyers W
ith many buyers starting their home search online, good visuals are vital in enticing them to book a showing. Once they’re inside, though, the unseen can sour their favorable first impression. “When a potential buyer walks into a home, it takes less than ten seconds to determine if they want to continue,” says John Myers of Myers & Myers Real Estate, Albuquerque. An offensive odor is a leading turn-off, he adds. So what is a sale-inducing scent? Long & Foster, a real estate firm operating in the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast, thinks it has found it, recently introducing its own home fragrance, LF68, with “subtle profiles of lemon to convey cleanliness.” Whether Long & Foster is setting a precedent for other brokerage-specific scents remains to be seen – or smelt. 6
“When a potential buyer walks into a home, it takes less than ten seconds to determine if they want to continue,”
enough” to suspect camouflage, and will become suspicious. “Same thing for baking cookies before a showing or during an open house, it’s become cliché.” Address possible mold Here, agents share scent secrets: Mold, which buyers invariably want to be improved, Keep it impersonal It’s a challenging subject to broach with sellers, but is associated with musty, damp odors. Track down “Frankly, most people’s homes have a personal the source because when an inspection turns up odor,” says Ian Gordon, of the Get Happy at Home mold, buyers “will then assume the worst when team, Coldwell Banker Bain, Seattle. pricing out repairs,” says Gordon. A thorough home cleaning, especially combined Take away pet and smoking smells with a fresh coat of wall paint is usually enough of a You love your pet, but a buyer doesn’t – especially remedy, he adds. his scent. Beware of masking odors “I discourage owners from just covering smells with Cigarette smoke is difficult to eliminate. All carpet usually needs to be removed and sometimes furnianother smell, like a strong air freshener,” says ture and drape, walls painted, Myers advises. Jeremy Browne, SVP, TTR Sotheby’s International Realty in Arlington, Virginia. Most buyers “are savvy CTW Features
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hen we’re young, many of us dream of living like kings and queens of our castle—residing in a big, bountiful, mansion-like home in a coveted community. While that grandiose vision may eventually come to fruition for some, the reality is that the first home we end up buying likely comes with some compromises: perhaps a smaller footprint, fewer amenities, and a neighborhood that may not be our first choice. Clovered recently conducted a study (details at tinyurl. com/clovered19) to find out what is on the starter home wish list for most. Among the key findings: The ideal size is 3,320 square feet for millennials, 3,311 for Gen Xers, and 2,949 for boomers. The top 3 ideal home styles are, in order: modern, ranch, and Victorian for millennials; and ranch, modern, January 31, 2020
the current needs of today’s families,” says Thomas. Given that starter homes are typically purchased by younger buyers (especially and Victorian for Gen X and starter home cost and the boomers. actual starter home price is millennials), it’s essential for these home shoppers The ideal number of bedhighest in Massachusetts to set realistic expectations rooms and bathrooms, (where starter home costs based on what they can afrespectively, is 4.2 and 3.3 are $86,811 higher than ford. for Gen Y; 4.1 and 3.2 for anticipated), Washington “Most buyers of averageGen X; and 3.7 and 3.1 for ($69,854 higher), and priced starter homes in boomers. California ($51,689 higher), my market will not find the The top-rated factors when and lowest in Ohio ($5,928 central air or private laundry buying a starter home are less than expected), Texas room that they desire,” says affordability (ranked tops ($3,353 less), and Michigan Jeremy Zucker, an agent by 75.1%), low crime rates ($3,171 less). with White Plains, New York(70.5%), proximity to work Janelle Thomas, a real esbased Keller Williams NY (45.2%), climate (40.3%), tate agent with Magnolia Realty. “I constantly remind and geography of the area Properties in Jacksonville, buyers that they need to (39.7%). Florida, says most of these stick to their budget and The most valued starter findings align with what she keep their housing expense home features are censees in the market nowaat a maximum of 35 pertral A/C (62.7%), private days. cent of their monthly gross backyard (61.9%), storage “Today’s starter homes are income. This is important (53.5%), ample natural light often a matter of taste and so that buyers don’t stress (50.4%), hardwood floors expectation. In many cases, out about their upcoming (39.5%), and separate laun- starter homes have evolved mortgage payment and can dry room (40.3%). into more functional livideally save money for other The difference between ing spaces that have been goals, like renovations, rethe perceived acceptable updated for style as well as tirement, college savings,
The features that matter most in a first home, by generation
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and more.” Zucker stresses that, instead of wish list amenities like a decked-out kitchen, private backyard, or hardwood floors, first-time buyers should prioritize quality construction and a desirable neighborhood with lowcrime and reliable services. But if you can afford it, a well-equipped first home that you won’t need to fix up soon after moving can be a smart purchase. “Many millennials are staying in their starter homes longer and looking for a turnkey residence. They don’t want to be spending their weekends picking out faucets or remodeling their home,” notes Alison Bernstein, president of Suburban Jungle, a New York City real estate firm. Kyle Wallace, CEO of Wallace Group/Keller Williams Realty in Franklin, Tennessee, finds this latter trend troubling. “Many first-time buyers aren’t willing to put in the sweat equity like previous generations, often due to a mix of demanding jobs and lack of know-how with fixer-upper projects,” says Wallace. Consider that, on average, most homeowners remain in their properties for only about seven years, “and that number is even lower for first-time buyers,” adds Wallace. “So first-timers should not expect or be looking for luxurious amenities and features. And they need to keep timelines in perspective – no purchase is worth being ‘house poor.’” For these and other reasons, Thomas recommends considering a condominium, townhome, duplex, or other residences within a new/ newer subdivision as a start-
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2 Bdrm house with loft on ¼ acre, needs remodeled but is livable, tax value $180,000 asking cash out $139,500. To view call 360-630-3334.
er home, if you can afford it. “Being in a building or subdivision can offer a good start for first-time owners, and builders often have attractive buying options that buyers may not get with an existing older home,” says Thomas. “This also allows you to live in a community that is required to be wellkept, which will aid in selling quickly when it’s time to move.” 10 - January 29, 2019
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4628 PARKVIEW LANE, EAGLEMONT
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Brand new home in sought after Eaglemont Golf Course Community! Luxury living in this custom 3,315sq.ft.home,lightandbright4bedroom31/2bath. 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 quiet peaceful street! MLS#1405852 Elva Hunter
5590 PARK RIDGE PLACE, sEDRO WOOLLEY $435,000
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45104 KACHEss TRAIL #3C21, LAKE TYEE
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17083 GAILEE DRIVE, BURLINGTON
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Large fully fenced corner lot in desirable neighborhood offers 3 bedroom mid-century rambler with updates. Home features roomy kitchen with gas range and lots of storage;
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This fantastic, very private property adjacent to greenbelt at LakeTyee includes a well-maintained 2012 travel trailer w/2 slide -outs. It is protected with a metal roof cover & has a covered deck. Included is an 8x10 storage shed. Property sits above the road for less noise. You can enjoy now as a nice winter get-away or be ready for rest, relaxation and recreation for your summer retreats. Call for appt. This deeded property at Lake Tyee can be used throughout the year for a total of Sherry Ruderman 210 days. MLS# 1559192 360-540-1552
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0 N TILLCUM LOOP #3B78 CONCRETE, WA 98237 $24,500
extensive hardwood flooring; family room; cozy fireplace in living room, dining room has slider to patio. Oversized 2 car garage with workbench and interior loft storage. oPeN HoUse, satUrday 11-2Pm
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Carla Fischer
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320 MOORE sT., sEDRO-WOOLLEY
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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 Lovely future building site requisite using water catchment Country setting with five (5) acres and private lane to
system to obtain building permit. Currently precluded from
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using wells in development. Power to property. Nicely treed
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distance to Rasar State Park! Danya Wolf
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45249 NEsIKA TRAIL #2D33, LAKE TYEE $52,000
This fantastic property at Lake Tyee includes a well-maintained 2002 Forest River Sierra with Northwest Package. It is protected with a metal roof cover & has an open deck. Included is an 8x10 storage shed. You can enjoy now as a nice winter get-away or be ready for rest, relaxation and recreation for your summer retreats. This deeded property at Lake Tyee can be used throughout the year for a total of 210 days. A life full of wonderful memories, priceless. Sherry Ruderman This lot, 3B78, priced at $24,500. 360-540-1552
45297 KAMOOKs TRAIL #2D21, LAKE TYEE $16,000
fireplace and gazebo with hot tub. Plenty of garden space and outbuildings. Separate lot included with tons of potential: mixed
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BUILD YOUR DREAM HOME IN EAGLEMONT! MLS# 1490585 000 Unison Place $200,000 MLS# 1504177 4629 Beaver Pond Drive S. $115,000
Fantastic community! Adorable park model tucked away with a great deck in a great cul de sac just up the hill from the lake. Start planning now for this summer's getaway. In fact, it's a perfect place for a winter retreat. Be sure to call and set an appointment for this private/gated community. Lake Tyee is a beautiful community with a newly remodeled club house, 2 pools, 2 hot tubs, basketball court, tennis courts, beach, boat launch, Sherry Ruderman hiking, fishing and so much more. 360-540-1552
Beautiful vacation property at Lake Tyee. 2016 Cavco Park Model with stackable w/d h/u. Sunny lot with comfort station just one property away. Just up from the lake and easily accessible from the main or back gate. Full size appliances and ready for you to make your very own. Enjoy all the amenities ie. pools, hot tubs, basketball, volleyball, tennis, horse shoes, miniature golf, hiking, fishing and lake. Call now to view your new property.
1212 s 3RD, MOUNT VERNON
1611 E DIVIsION sT., MOUNT VERNON $1900/MO
$850/MO
Sherry Ruderman
MLS#1446939
360-540-1552
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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John Hunter
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1760 sO. BURLINGTON BLVD., BURLINGTON $2500/MO
for voting US reNtal Studio apartment attached to lovely historic home with a convenient downtown location. Separate entrance with private fenced area. 3/4 bath and kitchen area with sink, refrigerator, two burner cooktop and microwave. Street parking. Utilities Carla Fischer included. Pets negotiable. 360-982-0010
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 Danya Wolf Carla Fischer sink. Ample off street parking. 360-708-8294 360-982-0010
CommerCial lease Great visibility commercial property: plenty of parking; former auto sales; small storage building in back. Property is set up for offices on main level with basement access from both inside and outside. Second story offers two additional rooms, one Yolanda Sakuma Danya Wolf 360-421-0435 360-708-8294 with a sink.
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