Did You Hear They Hate "chain link" fences...? It's an amazing thing to watch over the transition of the City of Rancho Cordova from what many people thought was a lost cause until the residents there incorporated in 2003. One of the major reasons Continue Reading
Great News - Lower Interest Rates + Higher Rental Rates = Good Time to Invest I got this latest report from Housing Wire and thought I'd pass it on. If you are thinking of Buying a Home to live in or to Invest in, now is probably a good Continue Reading
We Manage Several in the Area... this could be a "sleeper". This duplex located at 2614-2616 Bravado in Ranch Cordova has been on the market for about 40 days or so. They started out much too high and I think at the recently adjusted price of Continue Reading
Cost per unit is sky high I got this article off of the Sacrament Business Journal this morning and had to pass it on. Click Here for that article. The reason I've been keen on passing on articles like this is because I'm in the process of Continue Reading
Bottom Line...? It's the Affordable Index..! I received an email update from the Sacramento Business Journal this morning and thought I'd pass it on. Some of the larger Real Estate companies in the area are talking about how the market is going to Continue Reading
They are kicking the can down the road for a while Folks, this is a contentious issue in California's coastal areas such as the San Francisco Bay Area and of course down in the Los Angeles area. The City of Alameda has recently conducted a few city Continue Reading
Too Much Regulation - Kills the Housing/Building Industry I have to pass on this article I got from the San Francisco Business Times. There's a big meeting in the City of Alameda tonight that is so contentious with the anticipation of a large Continue Reading
If You're a Renter - Might be Time to Buy Instead I don't know how many times over the last several months I've discussed the fact the rents have really begun to take off. My favorite quote to people looking for a place to rent and to people who've Continue Reading
The Key of course is buying a property in a "growth area". I left the San Francisco Bay Area back in 1989 which was about the top of the market back then before there was an "adjustment" in Real Estate prices a few years later. Others would call Continue Reading
