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REVERSE MORTGAGES CAN HELP SOME OWNERS, NOT ALL PAGE 5

GOING IT ALONE THE PROS AND CONS OF BUYING A HOME WITHOUT A REAL ESTATE AGENT PAGE 7

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Ask Our Broker.......................................................................P4

Reverse mortgages can help some owners, not all....................................................P5 Going it alone The pros and cons of buying a home without a real estate agent?........................................P7 Classifieds............................................................................P7

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Darling farmhouse home w/lovely sunset views! Recently remodeled and freshly painted on the outside. Home has 3BD/1.75BA, and spacious Living/dining area with new gas frpl. Lots of storage, 2 car garage & fenced 25x30 garden area. $505,000 #1546613

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The coronavirus credit effect QUESTION:

We’ve worked very hard to establish a strong credit profile. Our credit scores are well above 800, but with the coronavirus, we’re facing a substantial income loss.

Will creditors give us a break now that our finances are being demolished by the virus, or will our credit scores fall through the floor?

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You’re not alone. Millions of people have taken a financial hit. It follows that if credit scores go down, future borrowing costs will go up – if it’s possible to get financing at all.

Credit scores reflect your use of credit. Do you pay your bills in full and on time? But there are some situations where the usual standards don’t work. Think of an area devastated by a flood, earthquake, or fire. No one seriously expects those facing such disasters to worry about timely payments when a home has been destroyed, or lives have been threatened.

The result is that lenders have evolved a set of reasonable

standards to reassure people who have been hurt by events beyond their control. Pick any disaster, and you will soon see announcements waiving an assortment of payment requirements.

What we’re talking about is “forbearance.” It’s not that lenders are giving up their claims for money owed, and it’s not that debts are being wiped out. Instead, lenders are saying, “look, we get it. Let’s work through this.”

In the usual case, forbearance means you’re allowed to make smaller payments for a time, or maybe no payments for a time. The money not paid can be added to future payments or added to the back of the loan schedule and repaid at some time in the distant future.

But – importantly – forbearance is not automatic. You have to call the lender. You have to ask for help.

Payment is one issue, but credit is another. If you do not make payments in full and on time, lenders can file negative items with credit reporting agencies. Those negative credit report items then get translated into lower credit scores and higher borrowing costs.

But what if a lender doesn’t report a missed or late

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payment? Then there’s no credit ding to lower credit scores.

The government is telling lenders that now is not the time to battle with consumers. For instance, the Federal Reserve issued a statement in March saying that if lenders and borrowers agree to delayed payments, then there’s no negative credit event to report.

“A loan’s payment date,” said the Fed, “is governed by the due date stipulated in the legal loan documents. If a financial institution agrees to a payment deferral, this may result in no contractual payments being past due, and these loans are not considered past due during the period of the deferral.”

The good news is that there’s help out there. If you have a looming payment glitch, call the mortgage company or other creditor and ask for forbearance.

At the same time, the debt has not gone away. It will have to be repaid at some point. Hopefully, repayment will be easier and less financially painful down the road.

Email your real estate questions for Mr. Miller to peter@ctwfeatures.com.

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Reverse mortgages can help some owners, not all similar drop in their nest egg.

That’s because now, “Reverse mortgages work better as a tool omeowners aged 62 and for financial planning than as a over have a special firesponse to financial hardship,” nancial lifeline available: explains Alicia Munnell, direcThe ability to borrow against tor at the Center for Retirement their home equity with a “reverse Research at Boston College. mortgage.”

Reverse mortgages, nearly all Allowing owners to receive funds of which are “HECM” loans, with and not pay back the loan until terms and conditions set by the they leave the home, reverse federal government, were remortgages hiked in popularity formed in 2013. One key change during the last economic crisis, forced lenders to consider a circa 2008. borrower’s ability to pay property But today’s virus-induced ecotaxes and homeowner insurance, nomic downturn probably won’t even after receiving loan prosee a similar surge, even though ceeds. many seniors could experience a If owners can’t pay those expensBy Marilyn Kennedy Melia CTW Features

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es, they risk foreclosure. About ten percent of borrowers during the last economic crisis were unable to meet those expenses, Munnell explains.

So, is there any relief to senior homeowners who need funds?

If their local taxing body offers property tax deferral to seniors, that “is a much better option for the financially pressed,” says Munnell.

Typically, under these deferral plans, taxes are paid – along with interest charges – when the home is sold.

Reverse loans, which provide funds in either a lump sum or a line of credit, can still be a good

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option for retirees who foresee a need for money down the road, Munnell acknowledges.

Those who are currently in dire need, however, may not qualify due to the likelihood they couldn’t keep up taxes and insurance payment.

Before they receive a reverse loan, borrowers are required to see a HUD-approved counselor (counseling agencies are listed at hud.gov) who outlines the pros and cons of these loans.

Some financially pressed homeowners could, of course, qualify.

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Now could be the time to sell a new home and earn a slice of the real estate pie.

Record-low interest rates and record-low housing prices are renewing interest in the floundering housing market for many people. “When sellers are interviewing real estate agents to market their homes, their primary focus is usually on the advertising that the agent will offer them,� says Jessica Goodbody of Weichert Realtors.

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Going it alone

The pros and cons of buying a home without a real estate agent

By Erik J. Martin CTW Features

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any vacationers, actors, writers, and professional athletes have gotten by without one for a long time now. So who says home buyers can’t do the same?

For generations, the top rule of real estate was you needed a good agent or Realtor to help you find and purchase a home. But today’s better-educated consumer, armed with Internet tools, can complete the process without one, say the experts—provided they’re aware of the risks involved.

“It’s absolutely easier now than ever before to buy and close a home without a real estate agent, thanks to the availability of online property listings and accurate home value data from companies like Redfin, Zillow, and Realtor.com,” May 15, 2020

says Mike Qiu, a licensed broker/real estate investor in Seattle. “In the past, only Realtors had information on current listings, and they provided their clients with the information consumers couldn’t get without being a member of the Multiple Listing Service. But nowadays, this information can be easily found through publicly available websites without much of any delay.”

The main advantage of forgoing a buyer’s agent is the potential to save money.

“Closing without an agent can save thousands on agent commissions,” notes Liam Hunt, market analyst at SophisticatedInvestor. com. “Generally, the seller’s agent earns a six percent commission on the sale of the home, which they split with the buyer’s agent.

Technically, the buyer doesn’t pay this commission outright, but rather the commission percentage is included in the seller’s list-

ing price.”

Rajeh Saadeh, a property licensed real estate attorney and professor in Somerville, New Jersey, explains that the buyer can make an offer on a home at a lower price but include terms that reduce the seller’s agent commission.

“If the seller’s agent agrees, the cost savings go to the buyer, and the seller can net the same as if the buyer had an agent.”

Those savings can be substantial. Say you desire a home priced at $500,000.

Cutting the expected six percent commission in half equates to $15,000—an amount you may be able to convince the seller to lower their price by.

Another plus of purchasing without an agent? “Many don’t have their client’s best interests at heart and may encourage and facilitate a bad deal just so the agent can get a commission,” cautions Saadeh.

But make no mistake: Cutting a buyer’s agent out of the equation has its downsides.

“For many buyers, working with an agent will make the process easier. A good agent can help you find the right home more quickly, understand each step of the complicated process, and provide useful advice throughout. Someone buying their first home will rarely have that knowledge,” William Walzer, an attorney with Davidoff Hutcher & Citron LLP in New York City, says. “You also risk overpaying or buying a home with serious problems that the agent could have warned you about. And you’ll miss out on the valuable contacts an agent can recommend, like a reputable home inspector, lawyer, moving company and mortgage broker.”

Also, sellers fielding multiple offers may consider a self-representing buyer to

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be higher-risk, which could nix your chances of landing the home, adds Hunt.

If you’re still determined to drive solo on the route to a home purchase, prepare to do your homework.

“You must find your own homes for sale by searching the internet, attending open houses on your own, and scheduling private showings directly with a listing agent or the actual homeowner,” suggests Saadeh.

Eventually, you’ll want to hire a closing attorney and/ or reputable title company in your area to draw up and review a purchase contract as well as enlist a professional to perform a full property inspection (required by most lenders).

“A lawyer, acting as your advocate in place of an agent, can spot any legal issues involved with the property, the purchase contract, or the closing process,” Walzer says.

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Special property on a very private 1.5 acres minutes

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featuring 2278 sqft, office, main level master &

a large kitchen with an incredible amount of

a second master upstairs. Dining & living room

cabinetry, counter space, and storage. The living

showcasing custom stain glass windows. Kitchen

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tiered yard. The master bath has double sinks; a

oak floors. Detached MIL home is 702 sqft,

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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 fireplace and gazebo with hot tub. Plenty of garden space and outbuildings.

Separate lot included with tons of potential: mixed use zoning commercial/residential.

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49/100 acre. MLS#1587661

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Great visibility commercial property: plenty of parking; former auto sales; small storage

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1591307 45019 Tillicum Trail #3A18, Lake Tyee $39,950.00 1551671 45232 Nesika Trail #2D36, Lake Tyee $39,500.00 1446939 45249 Nesika Trail #2D33, Lake Tyee $52,000.00

1451178 45297 Kamooks Trail #2D21, Lake Tyee $16,000.00 1559192 45104 Kachess Trail #3C1, Lake Tyee $39,900.00 A beautiful recreational resort community w/newly remodeled club house, 2 pools, 2 hot tubs, basketball court, tennis courts, beach, boat launch, hiking, fishing and so much more.

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$105,000 Well maintained 3 bedroom 2 bath with den Great location off of Bow Hill: lightly treed 4.27 acre manufactured home with vaulted ceiling and large master bed and bath. Wheel chair accessible. Two tractonHobsonRoad,southofSamishHeightsRoad; outbuildings provide lots and located on the west side of the street. of storage 12'x12' with two lofts & 12'x16'. Convenient Level, beautifully treed building tract location, only minutes from with wonderful sunsets. Power at road.

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