Real estate appraisals for divorce, estate settlement, loans, property tax appeal, pre-listing and more. We cover Sacramento, Placer, Yolo and El Dorado County. We're professional, courteous and timely.
-
Search this Site
Let’s Connect / Subscribe to posts
Categories
- Appraisal Stuff (208)
- Bankruptcy (3)
- Divorce (3)
- Estate Settlement (5)
- FHA Appraisal Articles (44)
- Internet (43)
- Market Trends (188)
- Photos from the Field (96)
- Property Taxes (57)
- Random Stuff (139)
- Resources (290)
- Videos (133)
Archives
Lundquist Appraisal Links
- Anatolia Tax Appeal Website
- Appraisal Website
- Audio Posts: Sacramento Appraisal Blog
- Credit Card Payment
- Housing Storm (Ryan's Posts)
- My Rancho Cordova Chamber of Commerce Website
- Online Appraisal Order Form
- Rancho Cordova Appraiser Website
- Ryan's Digital Business Card
- Sacramento Appraisal Blog Sitemap
- Sacramento Divorce Appraisals
- Sacramento Estate Settlement Appraisals
- Sacramento Real Estate Appraiser Facebook Page
- Sacramento Real Estate Tube
- Sacramento Tax Appeal Website
- Testimonials
- Twitter: Sacramento Appraiser (@SacAppraiser)
- YouTube: Sacramento Appraiser Channel
Check out a site I founded:
-
Most Recent Posts
- Unemployment declined from March to April in Sacramento County
- A tale of three appraisals on one house
- Why is inventory so low in Sacramento right now?
- Unpacking the real estate market in Sacramento
- 10 things you might not know about FHA appraisals
- How to use social media in real estate (video panel)
- Challenges and issues that condos face
- How long can you appeal your “base year” property value if you overpaid?
- Agents, be ready to answers these questions from appraisers
- Riding my bike to work in the month of May
Local Real Estate Blogs
- Carolyn Gjerde-Tu, "Discover Davis Homes"
- Doug Reynolds Real Estate
- Erin Attardi, "Sacramento Real Estate Blog"
- Gena Riede, "Sacramento Real Estate Voice"
- Keith Klassen, "Sacramento Real Estate Reflections"
- Lisa Jonsson "Greater Sac & Elk Grove Realtor"
- Rob Saxe, "Sacramento Real Esate Views"
- Steve & Heather Ostrom "Roseville & Rocklin"
- Tamara Dorris "In Love with Sacto" Blog
- Wright Real Estate
Ten Popular Posts
- A Look at Home Sales & Unemployment in Rancho Cordova
- A major hoarder property in West Sacramento
- A Video Tour of “Capital Village” in Rancho Cordova: June 2009
- An Unknown Blackish-Greenish Substance
- Appraisers vs Machines: What do you think of websites like Zillow?
- Estate Settlement Real Estate Appraisals (Sacramento Region)
- I received 847.98 in property tax refunds from Sacramento County
- Put on your FHA goggles: What does it take for a Sacramento area property to meet FHA standards?
- Talking to Appraisers in an HVCC World: Tips for Real Estate Agents
- What legos can teach us about real estate
Disclaimer
The material and information contained on this website is the copyrighted property of Ryan Lundquist and Lundquist Appraisal Company. Content on this website may not be reproduced or republished without prior written permission from Ryan Lundquist. The information on this website is meant soley for educational purposes and is not intended in any way to support an opinion of value for your appraisal needs or any sort of value conclusion for a loan, litigation, tax appeal or any other potential real estate-related purpose. The material found on this website is meant for casual reading only. Ryan will not appear in court in any capacity based on any information posted here. For more detailed market analysis to be used for an appraisal report or any appraisal-related purpose, please contact Ryan at 916-595-3735 for more information. Thank you.-
Ads by Google
Copyright © ~ http://sacramentoappraisalblog.com
The grass is always greener on the other side of the….dead grass?
Nice, Bryan.
Summer and Winter in the same season?
Clever, Bill. I like it. When thinking of real estate, I think my caption would read: “Owner Occupied vs. REO”. I’ve seen this scenario play out so many times. Beatiful green grass at one house, but then dead grass next door.
This photo actually brings out the sociologist in me because it’s interesting to see how we can live such different lives despite living right next door. That’s maybe a stretch, but that’s how my mind works.
Thanks guys. Let’s hear what others think.
Since a friend just emailed me asking about this photo, I figured I should clarify what it is. The property on the left is owner occupied and the lawn is being taken care of. The property on the right has gone through foreclosure and the lawn is not being cared for at all. Have you seen this before? I see it ALL the time. The contrast is striking to me and it makes for good conversation about the impact of foreclosure on a neighborhood.
High maintenance vs maintenance-free!