1. New property address & info (property in consideration)
1.1. Address: 121 Thistle Creek, Beaumont, CA 92333
1.2. Assessed Parcel Number (APN): 421 650 035 8
1.3. Association info (website) http://www.fourseasonsatbeaumont.com/sl_login.php
1.4. Map (click the long link - next window)
1.4.1. Map: http://www.google.com/search?site=&source=hp&ei=ueSAVYmKKIy7ogSMkKfoCg&q=121+thistle+creek%2C+beaumont%2C+CA+92333&oq=121+thistle+creek%2C+beaumont%2C+CA+92333&gs_l=mobile-gws-hp.3...2376.18538.0.19103.39.38.1.6.6.0.365.4539.13j23j1j1.38.0....0...1c.1.64.mobile-gws-hp..1.38.3813.3.ZVtThtcDfUo
2. Movies I want to see
3. Do List
3.1. Don't stop loving me baby.
3.2. Call Brad, Get the ball rolling/submit app, etc. Consider rental income ...
3.3. Get another quote on escrow and fees. Confirm with Brad if you can use your choice of escrow service or if will be dictated by lender
3.4. Under "Real Property" (Tab/File) - "Some things that need..." -"There are numerous other ...": Call each of the numbers, clarify what they are for, how long they must be paid & can they increase/decrease.
3.5. Check with escrow company ASAP who is responsible for what taxes/fees and when. This could have a signafigant financial impact.
4. Stressers
4.1. Tony
4.1.1. Ok for now
4.1.1.1. I think i might keep him
4.1.1.1.1. For now
4.2. Work
4.2.1. Who cares?
4.2.1.1. I'm a short timer now
4.2.1.1.1. Oh, I said NOW
4.3. Mom
4.3.1. What are the issues
4.3.1.1. Manipulation
4.3.1.2. Guilt
4.3.1.3. Lies
4.3.1.4. Judgemental
4.3.2. What are some options
4.3.2.1. Try to make the best of it - look for a good time
4.3.2.1.1. Other people that may be visiting
4.3.2.2. Get through the time - keep the clock on it
4.3.2.3. Try to avoid - keep away
5. Wants and Needs
5.1. Wants
5.1.1. Furnature
5.1.2. Car
5.2. Needs
6. Real Property
6.1. Current home
6.1.1. Sell, fix or lease option
6.1.1.1. IF Sell, property is currently ready
6.1.2. Area will most likely decline
6.1.3. Will eventually need a single story?
6.1.3.1. If not moving to a single story
6.1.3.1.1. Consider installing a lift
6.1.3.1.2. Consider installing an elevator
6.1.3.1.3. Do nothing
6.1.3.1.4. Seek other in home assastance
6.1.3.2. How long do I have
6.1.3.2.1. Consider property appreciation/depreciation
6.2. New Home
6.2.1. Upgrades
6.2.1.1. Free stove, refrigerator, microwave, bar stools, entertainment center
6.2.1.2. Granite counter tops
6.2.1.3. Custom built in china cabinet
6.2.1.4. Double Insulation
6.2.1.5. Covered patio
6.2.1.6. Wood floors
6.2.1.7. Plantation shutters
6.2.1.8. Surround sound stereo
6.2.1.9. Custom walk in closet
6.2.1.10. Crown molding
6.2.2. Criteria
6.2.2.1. Location
6.2.2.1.1. Would like close to mom, family & friends
6.2.2.1.2. I do work within minutes of my mom's - 5 days a week, 9 hours a day. This will only continue until retirement though. After that I will be 30 minutes away considering the home I am currently interested in.
6.2.2.2. Cost
6.2.2.3. Design
6.2.2.3.1. Found it xcluding fireplace
6.3. The tentitive plan
6.3.1. 1st option - secure property with 3% down loan, 4.5% interest rate, 30yr fixed rate, 5% government assist/grant (=$11k) & total out of pocket $3,500 +/-. PITI under $1,600 monthly.
6.3.1.1. It is possible that an APPRAISAL above the sale price would factor in as equity. With that, it could/might be possible to deduct that difference from the down payment (44k - (minus) equity from appraisal above the $220k needed). If the appraisal were low, that could be a peoblem. Add to contingencies.
6.3.1.2. BTW, If for some reason your numbers fall short, I will be renting your Jackson St property for $1,250 per month. We should mention that and we can submit a signed rental agreement.
6.3.1.3. Consider costs of maintaining Jackson St property & possibly hold for (?) duration to gain added appreciation (depending on market conditions). Do not rule out renting although to go down that path you should be very selective.
6.3.1.3.1. Considering Renting
6.3.1.3.2. Selling
6.3.2. 2nd option (needs reconsideration) Secure new property at $220k with 44k down & new loan for the balance. Hoping for $180 balance. (Will need $ for real estate/escrow fees). Also consider loan origanition fees, etc. (Can roll into new loan?)
6.3.2.1. Escrow Breakdown
6.3.2.1.1. Escrow, Title Ins, ... need to add and separate buyer/seller fees. Consider pre-paid taxes as well as pro-rated costs/expenses
6.3.3. Gradually move and put the Jackson property up for sale, rent or lease purchase option
6.3.3.1. Lease purchase option
6.3.3.1.1. Disadvantages
6.3.3.1.2. Advantages
6.3.4. Use the proceeds from the Jackson St sale to pay down/refinance the new home. Keep in mind, more loan fees. If we are able to successfully do the deal on the new place without a realtor, we could just as well with the Jackson St property (saving thousands). The realtor would normally list and sell as well as establish the contract. It would help if we knew a buyer. If we don't, that is mainly where we would use the realtor.
6.3.5. Projections of fundings, timelines and what to expect through this process ...
6.3.5.1. Securing Beaumont property could close within 30 days once escrow is opened. Providing all ownership paperwork is clear and available, the most likely delays would relate to obtaining the down payment funds from Deferred Comp. 2nd would be funding from a mortgage loan source. NOTE: Escrow should not be opened until all options have been explored for alternative properties/prices/developments/locations. If this home is priced significantly below market values, this could nearly conclude that this is the best choice in that all aspects are nearly perfect in the criteria as desirability. The only outstanding (negative) consideration would be the annual fees and marginally higher association fees.
6.4. Some things that need consideration
6.4.1. Pre-paid and pro-rated fees such as taxes, Mello roos, association, etc.
6.4.2. There are numerous other Mello roos fees
6.4.2.1. Beaumont CFD 93 -1 #7a $659.80 Phone 951-769-8515. This has been confirmed and clarified. There are 20+ developments with similar Mello roos fees in Beaumont. This is the only development in Beaumont with fees this low; to the point the clerk (Sylvia) felt a need to double check. This bond has been paid on with a much higher payment for 10 years. It was then refinanced with much better terms and at a longer duration (to 2045) resulting in a much lower payment. This is favorable from an affordable as well as a resale stand point relieve to other properties in similar developments.
6.4.2.2. Beaumont Unified School $142.20 Phone 951-769-2103
6.4.2.3. San Gorgonio Pass Mem Hosp $187.95 Phone 951-769-2103
6.4.2.4. San Gorgonio Pass Wtr Ag Debt Serv $292.30 Phone 951-845-2577
6.4.2.5. Fld Cntl Stormwater/Cleanwater $2.24 Phone 800-439-6553
6.4.2.6. San Gorgonio Hospital Measure D $49.48 800-676-7516
6.4.3. Timing of sale
6.4.3.1. I believe taxes/fees are due in July. There might not be any way to avoid this, however, It should be able to be negotiated. If taxes/fees are for a period past, the seller should pay (deducted from seller proceeds). If taxes are due for an upcoming period, buyer should pay. This amount could be in the area of $3000 +/- ~ This should be included in the escrow instructions.
6.4.4. Loan fees
6.4.5. Insurance
6.4.6. Be open to who picks escrow company - could be you, kim's family or even the lender?
6.4.6.1. Also any other companies for related reports, etc
6.4.7. Deferred Comp accessibility
6.4.7.1. in the event that deferred comp is not accessible, a loan of $220,000 would be needed. If an appraisal reflected enough equity, a down payment might not be needed, however, the PMI would still be due unless the equity were 20% or greater. I had all this written out baby, but it crashed and I lost everything. I'll rewrite it but for now the bottom line was that a 40 year loan might be favorable for you. Knowing that you will refinance this loan either way means this could be a good option.
6.4.7.2. Early distribution - IRS Takes a 10% penalty AND employer must withhold taxes as ordinary income. BIG $ - NOT GOOD.
6.4.7.3. Consider a conversation with Legal Shield attorney.
6.4.7.4. Not buying house - buying a facility to accommodate a condition
6.4.7.4.1. Unforseen emergency or would have never purchased 2 story.
6.4.7.4.2. Had been attacked. Neighbors and people nearby angry, agressive and appear violent. Bring back the stress of being attacked and very afraid of a pending attack.
6.4.7.4.3. Osteoporosis impacting ability to asend stairs. Many close calls tumbling down stairs and happening more frequently. At a crisis level now and consider this an emergency.
6.5. Escrow instructions
6.5.1. Include in instructions
6.5.1.1. Payment of taxes/fees. See "Timing of Sale" under "Some things that need consideration" tab
6.5.1.2. We are looking to establish 20% equity to eliminate PMI. We are hoping for an appraisal above the selling price to include the difference as equity and making up the balance needed with cash (the deferred comp)
6.5.2. Include as contingencies
6.5.2.1. Appraisal - See "Tentative Plan" tab
6.5.2.1.1. The appraisal needs to be equal to or above the selling price of the home. If the appraisal is lower, the sale price needs to be adjusted down to meet the appraised value. This is to make the loan happen and also to aquire the property at fair market. (For our reference and case - If the appraisal does come in higher, the price cannot be adjusted up due to the fact that the loan will not be approved.)
6.5.2.2. All taxes and fees be current
6.5.2.3. Approval of securing financing
6.5.2.4. No liens or other encumbrances on property
6.5.2.5. No pre-payment penalties or repayment of buyer assist funds (regarding loan pay off/refinancing
7. Yvonne stuff
7.1. Oh baby, you make me happy. Oh how I love you. You make me happy. Oh baby, I think it's magic, the way you smile, you own my heart. Oh baby, you know I'm yours, because I love you and I'm so happy.
7.1.1. What? :-)
7.1.1.1. Hey babe, go over to "Fun Activities"
8. Hmmmm...
8.1. Eat a good breakfast baby - something from all the food groups
8.2. Exercise babe, at least a little
8.3. Watch some motivational and self help videos with me.
8.4. These things will naturally raise your awareness to make you more likely to see your way to being more healthy and smoking less ... hopefully to make it easier to quit. I love you baby.
9. Incorporate into Mind Map
10. Bigger initial payment - 1st, last, security deposit & down payment.
11. Bigger payment up front: 1st, last, security, down payment & property payment above basic rent purchase $)
12. Option Terms
12.1. Lease Purchase Option and how it works
13. X $ down, x $ last month (rent only/ nothing additional towards purchase), security deposit, X $ above agreed rent/ lease) for principal payment.
13.1. Principle payment is an excellent aspect for buyer in that 100% of the incremental amount above rent goes toward principal.
13.1.1. Tennant -Compare to mortgage (interest vs principal)
13.2. Clause in lease option is that if it is not exercised within the option period, all is forfeited and the contract becomes a month to month
14. ?Example? Price of house is agreed upon. Today's market value and the value it will most likely be in 1.5 years (to retirement) Say, $140k, the term is determined 1.5 years, determine down payment amount. Determine regular rent amount then establish a marginal amount over rent ...
15. I will not let anyone get to me.
15.1. I will make a ridiculous mental picture and laugh very hard ... on the inside.
16. Work
17. Maintenance
17.1. Car
17.1.1. 6/16/15 @99k miles (?) Did oil change
17.2. House
18. Shopping
18.1. Grocery list
18.2. Clothing
18.3. Gifts
18.4. Charity
18.5. Miscl.
19. Fun Activities
19.1. Hi baby
19.1.1. I've been thinking about you
19.1.1.1. I love you
19.1.1.2. I love your smile
19.1.1.3. I love holding you
19.1.1.4. I love walking with you funny
19.1.1.5. I love to cuddle with you in bed
19.1.1.6. I love the way you dance and sing with the songs
19.1.1.7. I love how sexy you are
19.1.1.8. I love that you are the most beautiful girl in the world and you chose me.
19.1.1.9. I love how you look in your car "BB"
19.1.1.10. I love how you can be so serious
19.1.1.11. I love the way you are so organized
19.1.1.12. I love how considerate you are
19.2. Yucaipa park concert series
19.3. Market night
20. Upcoming Issues
20.1. Vehicle replacement
20.2. Retirement
20.3. Changing Financial dynamics
20.4. Possible move to new home
20.4.1. Moving process
20.4.1.1. No hurry