ADVERTISING SUPPLEMENT Charitable Foundation COVID-19 Update Real Estate Essential Services Proceeding Even with stay-at-home orders in place throughout the region, existing rules regulating real estate services remained un- changed as of Dec. 4, allowing Realtors to continue providing essential homebuying and selling services. Those rules required real estate professionals and their clients to comply with state and local health ordinances. Governor Gavin Newsom recently announced new restrictionis on top of the color-coded tier system. If a region's ICU capacity falls below 15 percent, a new stay-at-home order will be applied in that region for at least three weeks. State officials anticipate the majority of the state soon will qualify for this stay-at-home order. Visit the govermment's COVID website for information on a specific county. For the time being, real estate remains an essential service, and the rules Realtors have been following under the color-coded tier system still apply. Re- altors must continue to comply with state and local health ordinances in order to reduce the risk of exposure to, and spread of, COVID-19, while providing the essential services of residential and commercial real estate. The Enforcement Division of the Department of Real Estate has made clear that complaints regarding non-compliance with the showing protocols have been and will continue to be ivestigated Keeps Giving Southiand Regonal Asociation of Reators By Nancy Trovel Camahan, President, and David Walker Everything was most uncertain as the pandemic turned 2020 upside down, but a Realtor tra- dition initiated three decades ago continued even in the face of COVID-19. SOUTHLAND REGIONAL AssocIA ION OF REALTORS, INC. Voice of Real Estate 2020 The Charitable Foundation of the South- land Regional Association of Realtors in 2020 distributed $91,000 to aspir- ing homeowners and eight local charitable orga- nizations. Of that total, $30,000 came via the Housing Affordability Fund of the California Association of Realtors. That donation, along with a match- ing $30,000 grant from the SRAR Charitable Foundation, was distributed through $2,000 grants that homebuy- 1920 sistance that often enables individuals to avoid living on the streets. The SRAR Charitable Foundation was founded in 1990 as a non-profit, tax exempt charitable corporation. Its mission is to provide financial assistance to worthy local groups and ac tivities, with a special emphasis on housing-relat- ed causes. This year's recipients included: Hope of the Valley; Bridge to Home; San Fernando Valley Rescue Mission; New Horizons in the Santa Clarita and San Fernando valleys had to be cancelled due to the pandemic. But Realtors in Santa Clarita per- sisted and collected donations used to purchase presents for local kids who would appreciate HAVEN HILLS having something DRE Deadline Extended An executive order issued recently by Gov. Newsom extended to June 30, 2021, the deadline by which real estate license application and renewal fees need to be paid. Continuing education requirements for licensees are also externded through the same date. Executive order N-83-20, which addressed a variety of COVID-related issues, also allows California residents 70 years of age or older to renew their drivers' licenses by mail. Nancy Trowel Camahan, SRAR 2020 Presidert under a tree. Surpris- ingly; the Association OF THE VALLEY RESCUE MISSION managed to organize, and keep within COVID safe- AF ty guidelines, its biggest Income-to-Loan Guide ONFgeneration fundraising event of Single-Family Homes - NOVEMBER HOUSING AFORDABILITY FUND San Fermando Valley each year-the an- nual golf and tennis Leading che voy Home Minimum Income Needed to Quality for a Loan $150,101 Menthly ura Paymanta Share the Cane Mony Prop Tam tournament. Masks and Strength SAN FERNANDO VALLEY hand sani- Yeardo-Year Percentage Change+0.7% in Income Needed to Quality for a Loan United; One Generation; MAPS, and; MEND. Before the lockdown tizer were plentiful, yet it was fun and this vital event RESCUE MISION $844 Total Monthly PITI $3,753 Semke An Outreach Ministry of Median Price $810,000 AESCUE MISSION Charitable Foundation ensured the giv- strengthunited ing wll $2,652 Loan Amount (B0%) $648,000 Interest Rate closed the CSUN. physical 2.77% ers used to defray closing costs in the purchase of a home. Plus, SRAR'S Charitable Foundation offices of granted an additional $31,000, which was earmarked for distribution to local nonprofits -charities dedicated to putting a roof over the head of needy families or providing the kind of as- continue in 2021. Merry Christ- mas! Happy New Year! CUN comuityagency Monthly Mongngend Intert Pyment Source: Southland Regional Association of REALTORS P equals - Monny loan princisals intermat, pha taen nurance paymnts SRAR, the Association BRIDGE TO HOME Income-to-Loan Guide Condominiums -NOVEMBER - San Fernando Valley also orga- nized two seminars designed to give prospective homebuyers the tools and knowl- edge they needed to buy a home. Annual holiday parties for elementary school students hemeles services | Heip. Hopn. Change. Marty Minimum income Needed to Median Price Muy Tase Quily for aLoan The Southland Regional Associa tion of Realtors is a local trade Interest Rate Update $490,000 NEED WITH $90,802 $510 T Muy As reported by Freddie Mac on: December 3 30 Yr FRM - 2.71% 15 Yr FRM 2.26% November 25 30 Yr FRM - 2.72% 15-Yr FRM 2.28% Loan Amount (80N) P.S. $2,270 association with more than 10,300 members serving the San $392,000 San Fernando Valley Year-to Tear Peretge $1,604 Interest Rate May enenderent Peyne +0.1% Fernando and Santa Carita Valeys. MEND 2.77% Source: Southland fegioral Assocation of REALTORS *Heguah Monthy koan priedpal kinterest, pla tes iurance payments THE VOICE OF REAL ESTATE IN THE SAN FERNANDO AND SANTA CLARITA VALLEYS www.SRAR.com | Real Estate Questions? E-mail Nancy Troxell Carmahan, SRAR 2020 President, c/o DavidW@SRAR.com REALTORS is a federally registered collective membership mark which identifies a real estate professional who is a Member of the NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS and subscribes to its strict Code of Ethics. 0IGNITY ADVERTISING SUPPLEMENT Charitable Foundation COVID-19 Update Real Estate Essential Services Proceeding Even with stay-at-home orders in place throughout the region, existing rules regulating real estate services remained un- changed as of Dec. 4, allowing Realtors to continue providing essential homebuying and selling services. Those rules required real estate professionals and their clients to comply with state and local health ordinances. Governor Gavin Newsom recently announced new restrictionis on top of the color-coded tier system. If a region's ICU capacity falls below 15 percent, a new stay-at-home order will be applied in that region for at least three weeks. State officials anticipate the majority of the state soon will qualify for this stay-at-home order. Visit the govermment's COVID website for information on a specific county. For the time being, real estate remains an essential service, and the rules Realtors have been following under the color-coded tier system still apply. Re- altors must continue to comply with state and local health ordinances in order to reduce the risk of exposure to, and spread of, COVID-19, while providing the essential services of residential and commercial real estate. The Enforcement Division of the Department of Real Estate has made clear that complaints regarding non-compliance with the showing protocols have been and will continue to be ivestigated Keeps Giving Southiand Regonal Asociation of Reators By Nancy Trovel Camahan, President, and David Walker Everything was most uncertain as the pandemic turned 2020 upside down, but a Realtor tra- dition initiated three decades ago continued even in the face of COVID-19. SOUTHLAND REGIONAL AssocIA ION OF REALTORS, INC. Voice of Real Estate 2020 The Charitable Foundation of the South- land Regional Association of Realtors in 2020 distributed $91,000 to aspir- ing homeowners and eight local charitable orga- nizations. Of that total, $30,000 came via the Housing Affordability Fund of the California Association of Realtors. That donation, along with a match- ing $30,000 grant from the SRAR Charitable Foundation, was distributed through $2,000 grants that homebuy- 1920 sistance that often enables individuals to avoid living on the streets. The SRAR Charitable Foundation was founded in 1990 as a non-profit, tax exempt charitable corporation. Its mission is to provide financial assistance to worthy local groups and ac tivities, with a special emphasis on housing-relat- ed causes. This year's recipients included: Hope of the Valley; Bridge to Home; San Fernando Valley Rescue Mission; New Horizons in the Santa Clarita and San Fernando valleys had to be cancelled due to the pandemic. But Realtors in Santa Clarita per- sisted and collected donations used to purchase presents for local kids who would appreciate HAVEN HILLS having something DRE Deadline Extended An executive order issued recently by Gov. Newsom extended to June 30, 2021, the deadline by which real estate license application and renewal fees need to be paid. Continuing education requirements for licensees are also externded through the same date. Executive order N-83-20, which addressed a variety of COVID-related issues, also allows California residents 70 years of age or older to renew their drivers' licenses by mail. Nancy Trowel Camahan, SRAR 2020 Presidert under a tree. Surpris- ingly; the Association OF THE VALLEY RESCUE MISSION managed to organize, and keep within COVID safe- AF ty guidelines, its biggest Income-to-Loan Guide ONFgeneration fundraising event of Single-Family Homes - NOVEMBER HOUSING AFORDABILITY FUND San Fermando Valley each year-the an- nual golf and tennis Leading che voy Home Minimum Income Needed to Quality for a Loan $150,101 Menthly ura Paymanta Share the Cane Mony Prop Tam tournament. Masks and Strength SAN FERNANDO VALLEY hand sani- Yeardo-Year Percentage Change+0.7% in Income Needed to Quality for a Loan United; One Generation; MAPS, and; MEND. Before the lockdown tizer were plentiful, yet it was fun and this vital event RESCUE MISION $844 Total Monthly PITI $3,753 Semke An Outreach Ministry of Median Price $810,000 AESCUE MISSION Charitable Foundation ensured the giv- strengthunited ing wll $2,652 Loan Amount (B0%) $648,000 Interest Rate closed the CSUN. physical 2.77% ers used to defray closing costs in the purchase of a home. Plus, SRAR'S Charitable Foundation offices of granted an additional $31,000, which was earmarked for distribution to local nonprofits -charities dedicated to putting a roof over the head of needy families or providing the kind of as- continue in 2021. Merry Christ- mas! Happy New Year! CUN comuityagency Monthly Mongngend Intert Pyment Source: Southland Regional Association of REALTORS P equals - Monny loan princisals intermat, pha taen nurance paymnts SRAR, the Association BRIDGE TO HOME Income-to-Loan Guide Condominiums -NOVEMBER - San Fernando Valley also orga- nized two seminars designed to give prospective homebuyers the tools and knowl- edge they needed to buy a home. Annual holiday parties for elementary school students hemeles services | Heip. Hopn. Change. Marty Minimum income Needed to Median Price Muy Tase Quily for aLoan The Southland Regional Associa tion of Realtors is a local trade Interest Rate Update $490,000 NEED WITH $90,802 $510 T Muy As reported by Freddie Mac on: December 3 30 Yr FRM - 2.71% 15 Yr FRM 2.26% November 25 30 Yr FRM - 2.72% 15-Yr FRM 2.28% Loan Amount (80N) P.S. $2,270 association with more than 10,300 members serving the San $392,000 San Fernando Valley Year-to Tear Peretge $1,604 Interest Rate May enenderent Peyne +0.1% Fernando and Santa Carita Valeys. MEND 2.77% Source: Southland fegioral Assocation of REALTORS *Heguah Monthy koan priedpal kinterest, pla tes iurance payments THE VOICE OF REAL ESTATE IN THE SAN FERNANDO AND SANTA CLARITA VALLEYS www.SRAR.com | Real Estate Questions? E-mail Nancy Troxell Carmahan, SRAR 2020 President, c/o DavidW@SRAR.com REALTORS is a federally registered collective membership mark which identifies a real estate professional who is a Member of the NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS and subscribes to its strict Code of Ethics. 0IGNITY