Toni Dalrymple

"Short Sale and REO Specialist"

I'm a:	Real Estate Professional
Company:	Prudential California Realty
Location:	Mountain House
Web sites:	My Webite
Phone:	(925) 922-1944

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I am motivated, committed, professional, of high integrity and, I am told, very easy to be around and work with. I am continuously being educated in all areas of this fast changing business of real estate. I get great pleasure out of making home buying or selling an enjoyable and educational experience. The better informed my clients are, the better decisions they will make. I am looking forward to meeting and working with you.

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How does Mountain House look like?

Asked Sat Nov 8 2008, 21:36 by Dianne Lee - 95391 - Home Buying - 3 answers

Toni Dalrymple answered:

I love it here in Mountain House.
Here are some links for you to check out.

http://mhvillages.com/forum/
http://stop-mh-powerplant.org/wordpress/

As a Mountain House resident I like to go to these websites for information, and connecting with my neighbors. If you are considering Mountain House, these sites will give you a bit more insight into the community and help answer your questions.

Feel free to contact me if I can help with anything else.

Toni - Sat Nov 8 2008, 22:38

My lender just received my request for short sale. An appraiser has come to the home for an interior

Asked Wed Oct 15 2008, 11:06 by Christina - Stockton - Home Selling - 3 answers

Toni Dalrymple answered:

Countrywide and BofA are working hard at cutting down their foreclosures and short sales. Talk to your agent and talk to your lender. I have a colleague that has a Countrywide Short Sale listing. Countrywide, on its own, halted their decision on that transaction and is trying to work out a solution to keep that homeowner in their home. Keep the communication going between your lender and your agent. I hope that this will work out well for you. Please come back to this thread and let us all know what your outcome is. I know that their are a lot of people in your situation that would love to hear how this works out for you.

Toni - Wed Oct 15 2008, 11:55

I went to this house a few months ago -- the price at that time was $365k -- how was it sold for $600k?

Asked Sun Oct 12 2008, 21:12 by Farhan - 95377 - Home Buying - 3 answers

Toni Dalrymple answered:

Hi Farhan...

I researched this listing. The sales price of $632,553 on 8/08/08 is actually the transfer date and price that the home went back to the lender, per public record. The property has been listed for sale with a sales price that started at $362,500 and has beed reduced a couple of times to $344,500. On 10/7/08 the agent marked it "temporarily off market". The MLS does not indicate that this has been sold. When a property goes back to the investor, the date and amount are released to the public. Sometimes that information is reported on Trulia as a sale.

Toni - Sun Oct 12 2008, 21:31

We are waiting for our house to be built, but found something else and put an offer on it. Now we have an

Asked Thu Oct 9 2008, 10:46 by Heidi - Escalon - Home Buying - 2 answers

Toni Dalrymple answered:

If you decide to keep your first house they may not pull your credit again. As a former underwriter when I saw this happen I would ask for proof that the other transaction was cancelled. You should have signed a cancellation agreement. Providing that form signed by buyer and seller should be sufficient with a letter of explanation. Regarding your credit scores...The credit bureaus realize that people shop for loans. If there are many inquiries within a short time frame, the credit reporting agencies indicate that these are counted as one on the scoring scale. Hope this helps. Good luck with the new house.

Toni - Thu Oct 9 2008, 11:08

What happens to existing financial assets during foreclosure and to Job ?

Asked Thu Oct 2 2008, 16:24 by Chris - 95206 - Foreclosure - 4 answers

Toni Dalrymple answered:

Hi Chris...

I am sorry that you have such a hard decision to make. There are many things that can determine what your options are. I would recommend that you contact your accountant to discuss what type of ramifications you may face. Also, I like to recommend a website that can also answer your questions, and help you form a plan to leave your property. They can help you with legal questions and credit questions. They have been featured on National News programs, and I have heard that they have helped many people.
http://www.youwalkaway.com

I hope you find this helpful.

Toni - Thu Oct 2 2008, 21:01

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