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Mortgage payment protection plans boom

Is there a rainy day in your personal job forecast? Not a surprising thought considering rising unemployment rates. Rainy Day Foundation in Washington D.C. is offering a mortgage protection plan. IF a home buyer loses their job they can qualify to receive up to six months mortgage payments.

Nor would it be surprising if uncertainty about your income is a major barrier keeping you out of the home-buying market this spring. That's why a previously obscure charitable group based in Washington, D.C. -- the Rainy Day Foundation -- is doing a booming business in what's called the mortgage payment protection niche.

For the complete article see the L.A. Times Sunday April 26, 2009.     

Reverse Mortgages Pay It Forward

Older Americans have a lot to worry about in this economy. But for homeowners age 62 and older who own their home or have a low balance on their home loan, a reverse mortgage may present an untapped source of wealth--or simply a means to pay bills in hard times and still remain in their home.

How; a limp sum payment, a line of credit, a variable monthly payment or a combination of these. For the complete article check out the April/May edition of California Real Estate. 

Orange County Home Sales up 40%

In the first half of March home sales in Orange County were 40%.  For eight months in a row home sales are higher than the same month a year earlier.  Read the article at www.http:// on page Three.

Matthew Perry a Broker associate and GRI with the Newport Beach Coldwell Banker office has provided you with this update. Matt's office is located at 140 Newport Center Drive, Newport Beach CA 92660, suite 100. Matt represents home buyers and sellers in  Newport Beach, Newport Heights, Costa Mesa and Laguna Beach.

Preview Matt Perry's targeted client services and his customized proven system TheSource™--your premium real estate tool by engaging Matt's user friendly web site. In addition, Matt's team provides foreclosure and REO sales assistance.

You can reach Matt Perry at 949-721-5433 or matt@perrypropertyadvisors.com

Oportunities for Homeowners

Record high home affordability plus low mortgage rates provide  unprecedented home buying opportunities... plus an $8,000 tax credit for first-time homebuyers. Check View page 3

New Normal

Newport Beach CA --  Paul McCulley, Managing Director Pimco, on CNBC this morning discussed that in terms of an investment  outlook:

1- We now have a new normal

2- You can't just re-run the clock from the past

3- Valuations have changed

4- We will have new areas of risk aversion

This was actually a revisit to a topic he covered in 2008 but is more relevant than ever.

The government and markets must have a "happy" coexistence, said Paul McCulley, Pimco managing director, on CNBC's "Squawk Box" on Thursday.

“As we get through this recession we’ll see a new union, if you will, between the invisible hand of the market and the visible fist of the government,” said McCulley.

However, profit growth will decline as the economy deleverages, or sheds debt, he said.

FULL STORY HERE >>

New Home Construction Down

New home construction last month was 510,000 units. This is the second lowest number of new homes on a monthly basis since 1955. Source CNBC.

Matthew Perry a Broker associate and GRI with the Newport Beach Coldwell Banker office has provided you with this update. Matt's office is located at 140 Newport Center Drive, Newport Beach CA 92660, suite 100. Matt represents home buyers and sellers in  Newport Beach, Newport Heights, Costa Mesa and Laguna Beach.

Preview Matt Perry's targeted client services and his customized proven system TheSource™--your premium real estate tool by engaging Matt's user friendly web site. In addition, Matt's team provides foreclosure and REO sales assistance.

You can reach Matt Perry at 949-721-5433 or Matt.Perry@camoves.com

Home Sales up 30.4 %

The National Association of Realtors releases home sales information. For the 12 months ending February 2009 home sales in the west were up 30.4% . First-time home buyers with their $8,000 tax credit represented 50% of the recent sales. The median price for home sales is starting to rise again. For the full article in the Puget Sound Business Journal click here :http://www.bizjournals.com/seattle/stories/2009/03/23/daily8.html