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Interview: Unpacking the real estate investment market in Sacramento

March 30, 2011 By Ryan Lundquist 3 Comments

Part 1 of 3: I sat down with Real Estate Broker Joel Wright recently to discuss investment in Sacramento real estate. We hit on topics such as property value, inventory, the bubble burst, rent levels and opportunities for investors right now. Joel really knows his stuff and he’s honest. Watch the video below (or here), check out The Wright Report and let me know if you have any questions.

If you have any real estate appraisal, consulting, or property tax appeal needs in the Greater Sacramento Region, contact me at 916.595.3735, by email, on our appraiser website or via Facebook.

Unpacking the real estate market in Sacramento: The Wright Report

March 7, 2011 By Ryan Lundquist Leave a Comment

If you want to understand the real estate market in Sacramento, check out The Wright Report. I am not aware of any other report in the area that is so comprehensive. The Wright Report is birthed quarterly by Real Estate Broker Joel Wright. The latest version is packed full of graphs and details to help the reader understand exactly what went on during the last quarter of 2010 in Sacramento’s four county region (Sacramento, Placer, Yolo, El Dorado). This is helpful for local agents, residents and anyone considering investing in the Sacramento region. I recommend downloading and printing the document since it is over 40 pages.

I’m honored to have contributed a few paragraphs at the beginning of the report too. Check it out below or see a full screen view or direct link).

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