Go to Libsyn | Listen on Spotify Live and in-person from SAR’s newly constructed podcast fortress, we talk with SAR Preferred Partner Member Danny Kwon. The episode kicks off with a personal story from Danny, his involvement with the Association over the years, and his next physical/mental fortitude challenge – a 100-mile ultra-marathon. Music: Welcome […]
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Market picks up in February: sales climb, price steady February closed with 699 sales, a 22.2% increase from January (572). Compared to one year ago (1,082), the current figure is still down 35.4%. Of the 699 sales this month, 105 (15%) used cash financing, 432 (61.8%) used conventional, 98 (14%) used FHA, 49 (7%) used
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Sales volume dips for year’s start, sales price sees increaseJanuary closed with 572 sales, a 28.9% decrease from December (804). Compared to one year ago (1,030), the current figure is down 44.5%. Of the 572 sales this month, 92 (16.1%) used cash financing, 329 (57.5%) used conventional, 95 (16.6%) used FHA, 33 (5.8%) used VA
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Go to Libsyn | Listen on Spotify This episode focuses on the two most intriguing guests we’ve had so far – our podcast hosts Cam Villa and Tony Vicari! We learn about their career beginnings, how they became involved with SAR, where they see SAR in the future, and some of their favorite places/things to
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Wow, I can’t believe that March is here, and we are in full swing of the spring selling season. With the rain coming down in buckets, Sacramento is on the list of cities and counties under emergency orders, and this will affect your transactions. In addition to slowing the escrow down, it can have an
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Hello Spring and hello SAR. We are happy to announce that the spring selling season has just begun and we are starting to see more listings coming on as well as more sales taking place. We are still experiencing a housing shortage and it does not look like that will be changing soon. Some areas
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