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"Level Lot Near Cal Poly"

Location:

122 Cuesta Drive
San Luis Obispo, CA 93405

Description: Great location, close to Cal Poly and shopping with beautiful view of Bishop's Peak.

$275,000

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News for Buyers and Sellers

• Week-to-week mortgage applications off 18.9%: MBA
  • Lower interest rates fail to rouse homeowners to consider refinancing their mortgages, fresh data compiled by the Mortgage Bankers Association show. The volume of mortgage applications filed in the week ended June 26 drops a seasonally adjusted 18.9% from
• Realty Q&A: From rental to owner-occupied and back again
  • Can one change the status of a rental property -- that is, rent it out one year and then use it for personal use the next year and then rent it out again, and so on -- from year to year?
• Builders brace for more foreclosures, ARM resets
  • Home builders are reporting more quarterly losses this week and the latest new-home sales numbers were disappointing, and the industry is bracing for additional pressure from rising foreclosures and waves of adjustable-rate mortgages resetting higher.
• Mortgages: Mortgage rates settle down after volatile month
  • Mixed economic reports on the state of the housing market caused mortgage rates to move little or remain flat this week, Freddie Mac’s chief economist said on Thursday, following four weeks of volatile ups and downs.
• Week-to-week mortgage applications rise 6.6%: MBA
  • As interest rates charged on fixed-rate mortgages drop, mortgage applications filed last week turn higher, rising a seasonally adjusted 6.6% last week compared with the week before, data compiled by the Mortgage Bankers Association show.
• China may ease rules on FDI flows in real estate
  • China may ease restrictions on foreign direct investment in real estate.
• Many say homeownership no longer a path to wealth
  • Nearly half of American adults who participated in a recent survey said they no longer believe that homeownership is a realistic way to build wealth, the National Foundation for Credit Counseling reported on Monday.
• U.K. home sellers drop asking price 0.4% in June
  • British house sellers were brought back to earth in June, dropping the average asking price 0.4% after four months of increases, property Web site Rightmove says in its monthly housing survey.
• Foreclosure-prevention plan gains steam: HUD chief
  • About 200,000 mortgage modifications have been worked out under the government’s Making Home Affordable program, with 40,000 modification offers completed last week, Shaun Donovan, secretary of the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development s
• Realty Q&A: Bankruptcy or foreclosure: Which is worse?
  • I don't know which will damage my credit score more, allowing my lender to foreclose on my house or declaring bankruptcy to buy myself a little more time.

News headlines provided by MarketWatch.com. Last updated Wed Jul 1st 2009 at 7:00am PDT.