90 years ago, a collection of 40 animals—ranging from exotic monkeys to not-so-exotic raccoons—were brought together to form the William Land Park Zoo. When it first opened in 1927, the zoo only occup
Residents of Sacramento, past and present, have long advocated for support services for the region’s homeless population. What most don’t recognize is how far back such concerns have been raised. In t
One of the lessons learned from the housing crisis of the last decade was that an increase in mortgage fraud is a key red flag. Such fraud occurred in many forms—in fact, examples of just about every
When a homeowner fails to make their agreed upon payments, sooner or later their home will enter foreclosure. This allows a lender to recover the remaining balance owed on a property by selling it to
As we move past the middle of the year and 2019 looms on the horizon, a wealth of midyear real estate market data has become available. The California Association of Realtors (CAR) has released their
Not too long ago, we voiced concerns about the increasingly popular concept ‘crowdfunding’ (also known as peer-to-peer or P2P lending). In short, peer-to-peer lending involves members of the public de
Conventional lenders typically evaluate loan opportunities by analyzing what is known as the “Five C’s” – character, capacity, collateral, capital, and conditions.
For the first time in several years, lenders are raising their rates, in response to the rising prime rate and the continued shortfall in home supplies. While the 30-year mortgage rate declined over m
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