The Sacramento Association of REALTORS® Charitable Foundation presented a check to the Salvation Army for $90,000 at a ceremony Tuesday finishing out their yearly Christmas CanTree fundraiser. Citrus Heights Mayor Mel Turner and Citrus Heights City Councilwoman and SAR Member Sue Frost light the ceremonial CanTree at the check presentation Tuesday. The Christmas CanTree is […]
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Sacramento is among the best markets for non-cash buyers, once again defeating the popular mantra that cash is king in real estate. MSN Money and Zillow compiled numbers on the ten bestmarkets for non-cash buyers out of the thirty largest metropolitan areas. While Sacramento is not big enough to be included in their data, the
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The Sacramento Association of REALTORS® gave $41,500 to forty-one deserving college bound high school seniors today. Scholarships are merit based and ranged from $2,500 to $500. Theforty-one students who earned scholarships have an average GPA of 4.25 on a 4.0 scale. The Sacramento Association of REALTORS® annual scholarship drive has given $433,800 to 351 Sacramento
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Cash is Not King in Sacramento County – Conventional Financing Dominating the Market Tight inventory and high demand continues to shift financing toward conventional mortgages. Cash sales started declining in May 2013 as conventional financing rebounded. According to data compiled by the Sacramento Association of REALTORS® from MetroList, sales by cash financing led the market
REALTORS® Reaffirm Pledge to Uphold Fair Housing LawsAs outspoken supporters for fair housing issues and homeownership, the Sacramento Association of REALTORS® will join the nation as it honors Fair Housing Month this April. For over 100 years REALTORS® have promoted and protected the dream of property ownership for millions of Americans and strongly support the
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