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$18,000 IN COMBINED HOMEBUYER TAX CREDITS FOR A LIMITED TIME
Californians have a brief window of opportunity to receive up to $18,000 in combined federal and state homebuyer tax credits. To take advantage of both tax credits, a first-time homebuyer must enter into a purchase contract for a principal residence before May 1, 2010, and close escrow between May 1, 2010 and June 30, 2010, inclusive. Buyers who are not first-time homebuyers may use the same timeframes to receive up to $16,500 in combined tax credits if they are long-time residents of their existing homes as permitted under federal law, and they purchase properties that have never been previously occupied as provided under California law.
Under the federal law slated to soon expire, a first-time homebuyer may receive up to $8,000 in tax credits, and a long-time resident may receive up to $6,500, for certain purchase contracts entered into by April 30, 2010 that close escrow by June 30, 2010. Additionally, under a newly enacted California law, a homebuyer may receive up to $10,000 in tax credits as a first-time homebuyer or buyer of a property that has never been occupied. The new California law applies to certain purchases that close escrow on or after May 1, 2010 (see Cal. Rev. & Tax Code section 17059.1(a)(4)). California law generally allows buyers of never-occupied properties to reserve their credits before closing escrow, but buyers seeking to combine the federal and state tax credits will not be able to satisfy the timing requirements for such reservations (see Cal. Rev. & Tax Code section 17059.1(c)(1)(A)). Other terms and restrictions apply to both tax credits.
For more information, C.A.R. offers a Homebuyer Tax Credit Chart with a side-by-side summary of the federal and California laws. C.A.R. also offers a legal article entitled Homebuyer Tax Credit Update.

LOS ANGELES (March 25) – The CALIFORNIA ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS® (C.A.R.) today praised California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger for his leadership in signing the Homebuyer Tax Credit legislation into law.

“We are pleased that Governor Schwarzenegger recognized the positive impact the tax credit will have for families hoping to buy their first home,” said C.A.R. President Steve Goddard. “Successful passage of this legislation was the result of our efforts in Sacramento over the last several weeks as REALTORS® and our team in the capital worked for the bill’s passage before it landed on the governor’s desk earlier this week.”

California’s previous home buyer tax credit program was so successful that it ran out of tax credits by the end of June 2009, eight months before it was set to expire and just as housing markets appeared to be turning a corner. Unlike last year’s legislation, the Homebuyer Tax Credit signed into law today adds a tax credit for the purchase of an existing home by a first-time home buyer.

“The positive impact of the home buyer tax credit at the federal level is clear,” Goddard said. “Nearly 40 percent of first-time home buyers said they would not have purchased a home if the federal tax credit for first-time home buyers was not offered, according to C.A.R. research conducted last year. We expect the state tax credit for home buyers to have the same impact.”

AB 183 will provide $200 million for home buyer tax credits, allocating $100 million for qualified first-time home buyers of existing homes and $100 million for purchasers of new, or previously unoccupied, homes. The eligible taxpayer who purchases a qualified personal residence on and after May 1, 2010, and on or before Dec. 31, 2010, or who purchases a qualified principal residence on and after Dec. 31, 2010, and before Aug. 1, 2011, pursuant to an enforceable contract executed on or before Dec. 31, 2010, will be able to take the allowed tax credit. The credit is equal to the lesser of 5 percent of the purchase price or $10,000, in equal installments over three consecutive years. Under AB 183, purchasers will be required to live in the home for at least two years or forfeit the credit (i.e., repay it to the state).

“AB 183 also will significantly contribute to efforts to stimulate jobs creation within California’s housing market by helping to incentivize first-time home buyers to purchase homes that have been abandoned, foreclosed upon, and returned to the lender; or have been sitting on the market for extended periods of time,” Goddard said. “It is these homes that will require substantial rehabilitation by the new owners, which will in turn generate a tremendous increase in jobs and accessory purchases connected to home improvement activities.”

Leading the way…® in California real estate for more than 100 years, the CALIFORNIA ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS® (www.car.org) is one of the largest state trade organizations in the United States, with nearly 150,000 members dedicated to the advancement of professionalism in real estate. C.A.R. is headquartered in Los Angeles.

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As the Federal Reserve winds down its intervention in the mortgage market, rates on home loans are generally expected to rise at least modestly during the rest of this year from today’s unusually low levels. Some analysts believe mortgage rates will jump to around 6% by year end from 5% in recent weeks, while others see only a slight increase.

.Meanwhile, federal tax credits available for some home buyers are due to expire at the end of April, adding to the sense of urgency many shoppers feel.

“I’d hate to miss out on really low [mortgage] rates” or the tax credit, says Jennifer Hale, a veterinarian who is looking for a new home near Minneapolis with her fiance, Lawrence Nystrom.

If rates do go up sharply, that will have a big effect on home buyers. Richard Redmond, a mortgage adviser at All California Mortgage in Larkspur, Calif., offers the example of a couple with combined pretax income of $100,000 a year and debt obligations (excluding mortgage) of $500 a month. At a 5% mortgage rate, he figures, the couple could qualify for a loan big enough to buy a $590,000 house, assuming a 20% down payment. At 6%, that would fall to $540,000.

Since late 2008, 30-year fixed-rate mortgages have been available for people with strong credit records at around 5%, near the lowest levels since the 1950s, thanks to the Federal Reserve’s heavy purchases of mortgage securities. At the end of March, the Fed is due to stop buying the securities. Most mortgage analysts think the immediate effect of the Fed’s withdrawal will be modest.

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.Laurie Goodman, a senior managing director at mortgage-bond trader Amherst Securities Group LP in New York, estimates that the Fed move will add a maximum of about 0.25 percentage point to mortgage rates. “There is a lot of private money on the sidelines,” waiting to buy mortgage securities once the Fed stops gobbling most of them up, Ms. Goodman says. She points to banks, money managers and foreign investors.

What happens to interest rates over the rest of this year depends on many factors that are hard to predict, including the strength of the economy, Fed policies and foreign investors’ willingness to buy U.S. debt.

Projections vary widely. At the lower end of the scale, analysts at Credit Suisse and FTN Financial Capital Markets forecast that mortgage rates will be in a range of roughly 5% to 5.25% at the end of 2010. Moody’s Economy.com projects about 5.7%, and Barclays Capital 6%. Barclays cites a general rise in interest rates propelled by heavy government borrowing and a strengthening economy as the main factors.

John W. Anderson, a broker at Twin Oaks Realty of Crystal, Minn., who is helping Ms. Hale and Mr. Nystrom search for a house, says the tax credit and fear of higher interest rates are motivating buyers “to move a little faster.” But he cautions against moving too fast because of the risk of overpaying or ending up with a home you don’t really like. “Getting the right home is the No. 1 thing,” he says.

“10 percent reportedly late on mortgages

County figure up from 6.2 percent year earlier

By Roger Showley, UNION-TRIBUNE STAFF WRITER

Nearly 10 percent of San Diego County homeowners with mortgages are at least two months late on their payments and are likely to default and fall into foreclosure, a sampling of area credit records shows.

According to Chicago-based Trans-Union, a credit and information management company, a record 9.9 percent of mortgage holders in the county were 60 days or more delinquent in the fourth quarter of last year. That’s up from 6.2 percent a year earlier and 1.5 percent, the historic average, at the beginning of 2007.

California’s delinquency was even higher, 11 percent, while the nation as a whole was at 6.9 percent — both record levels. TransUnion used a sample of 27 million consumers’ credit records, about one-tenth of the total available, to calculate the delinquency rate.

TransUnion said the average mortgage debt for San Diego households at the end of 2009 was $379,271, about $10,000 less than at the beginning of 2007. With the median home price at $325,000 in the fourth quarter, that suggests the typical homeowner owes more than his or her mortgage.

A monthly mortgage payment on a $379,000, 30-year fixed loan currently runs about $2,034, so someone two months in arrears would owe about $6,000, including the current payment.

Norm Miller, a real estate professor at the University of San Diego and vice president of CoStar Group, said the distress is not as widespread as the numbers suggest. About 60 percent of homes carry a mortgage — roughly 600,000 countywide — and about one-third of those were bought at the peak of the real estate boom, 2004 through 2007.

“A point to remember is that 80 percent of foreclosures are in 20 percent of the submarkets,” Miller said — such as in parts of Oceanside, Escondido, East County and South Bay. “I’m not saying Rancho Santa Fe, La Jolla and Cardiff don’t have any foreclosures — they do — but there’s not so much that it creates a tipping point in falling values.”

In lower-priced areas where most foreclosures have occurred, many homeowners have lost value because of their neighbors’ plight. That doesn’t mean they will go delinquent and end up in foreclosure.

“Hopefully, they’ll ride this thing out,” Miller said.

That’s because many owners, while underwater on their loans, are still employed, can afford the payments and know they could suffer severe financial setbacks if they walk away from their obligations.

“These are people that don’t pay attention to the lawyers on TV, are stressed out by the threat of foreclosure and feel they should be responsible and make their payments,” Miller said. “So even though they don’t have any equity in their homes, they understand they’d lose a lot if they walked away.”

He estimated that about 60,000 properties might be delinquent and headed to foreclosure or short-sale — a lender-approved sale for less than the mortgage balance.

“The good news is this — in the last couple of months, if you wanted to do a short-sale, it didn’t take as long,” Miller said, one month instead of six.

Miller and other economists say short-sales and foreclosures will clear the housing distress better than the Obama administration’s loan-modification program, which the Treasury said yesterday had helped only 116,000, or 12 percent of homeowners, out of more than 1 million who have started the process.

“I would say it’s a complete failure at this point,” said Alan White, law professor at Valparaiso University in Indiana.

Phyllis Caldwell, Treasury’s chief of homeownership preservation, said the program was working as intended.

“Struggling families are receiving payment relief and the housing market is showing signs of stabilization,” Caldwell said.

Other observers say many owners soon redefault after their loans are modified. Miller said the program does not work in high-priced California markets where values are far below mortgage balances.

FJ Guarrera, TransUnion vice president of financial services, predicted delinquencies in California would rise to 13 percent by the second quarter of next year, while the national rate may peak at 8 percent.

Guarrera did not estimate a peak for San Diego.

“It got bad over a two-year period and we’re suggesting into the foreseeable future, delinquency rates are going to hang around where they are,” Guarrera said. “I would not be surprised if it would take several years for things to improve in terms of mortgage delinquency.”

Miller said California’s rate is likely to peak at 12 percent, San Diego’s at 11 percent, and distress to start to easing in 1½ to two years as the economy stabilizes and unemployment starts to fall. He noted that unemployment and delinquency go hand in hand — as one falls, the other does, too.

“I think we are about at the peak of unemployment and probably close to a peak in the percentage of delinquency,” Miller said.

Nevertheless, Guarrera said history shows that anyone who is 60 days behind on the mortgage has a tough time making up the difference and becoming current.

“Many if not most of the (delinquent) homes are going to end up in foreclosure,” Guarrera said.

The Associated Press contributed to this report.

Roger Showley: (619) 293-1286; roger.showley@uniontrib.com”

“Mortgage plan helps only 12% of borrowers reduce payments

By Stephanie Armour, USA TODAY

A year after the federal government announced a $75 billion plan to slow the rate of foreclosures, more than 1 million homeowners have gotten temporary reductions in their mortgage payments.

But only 12% — about 116,000 — have received permanent modifications after a three-month trial period. Some economists say that’s too few to make a meaningful impact when millions of homeowners are in foreclosure or delinquent on their mortgages.

The success of the government program also may be tempered by homeowners who become delinquent even after getting permanent modifications with lower monthly payments.

“The modifications reduce monthly payments, but I think redefaults will be in the 20% to 30% rate,” says Mark Zandi, chief economist at Moody’s Economy.com. “There is no principal write-down. (Borrowers) will take the reduced payments, but if there is an interruption in income, they’ll redefault, because they’re underwater.”

Homeowners are considered underwater if they owe more on their homes than they are worth. An estimated 10.7 million Americans— or 25% of homeowners — have negative equity in their homes, according to First American CoreLogic.

Under the government’s program, CitiMortgage and GMAC were the best performers in getting homeowners whose mortgages they service into modifications: Half of eligible homeowners were in either a trial or permanent modification at the end of January. Eligible homeowners are 60 or more days delinquent on their home loans.

GMAC also converted a third of the trial modifications it started into permanent ones, which was one of the best conversion records among the large mortgage servicers whose performances are tracked in Treasury’s monthly report.

In contrast, servicers handling much larger mortgage portfolios were less successful in producing permanent modifications. JPMorgan Chase Bank’s rate was 7%, and Bank of America’s rate was 5%.

The modifications lower monthly payments for homeowners through reduced interest rates, extended loan repayment schedules and delaying payment of principal. Mortgage payments for those in permanent modifications have been cut by a median of about $522 a month, according to Treasury.

The goal of the federal program is to offer up to 4 million homeowners lower payments through mortgage modifications through 2012.

Starting June 1, the government will try to speed up the conversion rate by requiring homeowners to provide all necessary documents, such as proof of income, when they apply for trial modifications. Homeowners have to stay current on their modified mortgage for about three months to qualify for a permanent adjustment. Some servicers haven’t requested all documents until homeowners complete the trial period, which has delayed moving them into permanent modifications.

Bernard Baumohl, of the Economic Outlook Group, says that despite the government program’s problems, it has helped homeowners.

The program “was really never meant to solve the housing crisis but to slow down the foreclosure crisis.”

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