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The story of investors and FHA buyers in Sacramento

March 11, 2014 By Ryan Lundquist Leave a Comment

A quick update for you. What is happening with cash and FHA in Sacramento County over the past few months? Take a quick scan of the graphs below to get a sense of the market. Overall there has been slightly more cash and slightly less FHA in January and February. However, the market has been a bit funky for three months as there have been so few sales, and this makes for weaker data. My suspicion too is that cash has been able to close more readily, whereas FHA buyers are sitting in contract and among the close to 2300 pendings in Sacramento right now. We’ll also see if March changes stats a bit as there should theoretically be more sales this month. Nonetheless, this is the latest and we should keep our eyes on the market closely to be able to share accurate information, speak confidently with clients and make informed real estate decisions. Enjoy and share one or two graphs on your own blog if you wish (see my sharing policy for specifics). Any thoughts?

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FHA cash conventional stats through q1 2014

Questions: What are you seeing out there in the market? Anything to add to the trends above?

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FHA increases as investors buy less in Sacramento

August 29, 2013 By Ryan Lundquist 4 Comments

The “force” is growing stronger with FHA lately in Sacramento. Yes, that was a Star Wars reference. The latest stats over the past couple of months show an uptick in FHA loans by 2% when considering the entire county and 4% when looking at sales under $200,000. As you can see, less cash and more inventory are creating an environment for FHA to take a stronger grip on the market. Any thoughts or predictions for upcoming market changes? If you are an agent, do you find your sellers more open to FHA these days?

FHA cash and conventional stats for Sacramento County - by Sacramento Appraisal Blog

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Monthly real estate trends in Sacramento County

May 2, 2013 By Ryan Lundquist 1 Comment

Here’s a quick update to highlight some monthly real estate figures in Sacramento County from January through April 2013. In a nutshell, we are seeing less foreclosures, the same amount of cash as Q4 2012 (but up 5% from one year ago), and fairly steady levels of FHA and conventional loans. For reference, we saw about 18% less sales during the first four months of 2013 compared to 2012. You can get a more in-depth context for the market in a previous post, Tour de Sacramento Real Estate.

What stands out to you? What are you seeing in the trenches?

Monthly Real Estate Trends in Sacramento County - by Sacramento Appraisal Blog

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