According to the US Census data, the 60% of the Sacramento residents live in their own houses and over 70% of the real estate constructions are made of single unit structures. As par the survey done by the National Association of Realtors (NAR), the median price for a single family house in Sacramento in the 3rd quarter of 2006 was over $375,000 while the median price for the condominiums was under $240,000, both of which are above the national average. 75% of the total Sacramento housing units are under the mortgages while around 18% of them are leveraging their houses with home equity loans or second mortgages.
Category value
No Bedrooms 1%
1 Bedroom 5%
2 Bedrooms 26%
3 Bedrooms 49%
4 Bedrooms 18%
5+ Bedrooms 2%
There can be two different ways to be a mortgage broker in Sacramento according to the rules of California. Both the California Department of Corporation based on the California Finance Lenders Law (CFL) and The California Department of Real Estate (DRE) can issue mortgage brokers license to be functional in Sacramento. The mortgage brokers licensed under CFL can only negotiate mortgage loans with a lender licensed under CFL while the brokers licensed by DRE may go for negotiating mortgages with banks and other lenders.
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