Sacramento
Introduction
Sacramento, the capital of the
state of California and the county seat of Sacramento County,
is located in California's Central Valley, an hour and a half
northeast of San Francisco. Sacramento provides a mix of a
modern cosmopolitan city with wild west and California Gold
Rush history. The City of Sacramento has a reputation for
being one of California's most affordable cities.
Sacramento is well served from
a transportation standpoint by Amtrak service, as well as
Interstate 80, US Highway 50, Interstate 5, and US Highway
99. Sacramento is also served by the Sacramento International
Airport for those residents whose travels take them far from
this beautiful capital city.
Sacramento has more trees lining
its streets than any other city in California. For this reason
it is often referred to as "The City of Trees".
Sacramento has been awarded 15 Helen Putnam Awards including
3 "Awards of Excellence" and one "Grand Prize"
by the League of California Cities. These awards recognize
"...outstanding cities that deliver the highest quality
and level of service in the most effective manner possible."
The greater Sacramento area is also recognized as one of "America's
Most Livable Communities" by the Partners for Livable
Communities.
Housing Styles in Sacramento
Sacramento offers a wide variety
of housing choices and prices. In Sacramento, housing choices
span a broad spectrum, including 1920's era bungalows, "fabulous
forties" estates, contemporary townhouses, architecturally
refurbished mansions, contemporary mansions, and grand Victorian
homes. The bulk of single family housing consists of single-story,
two- and three-bedroom homes. These homes can date from the
1950's all the way up to the present.
Whatever the style, there are
typically numerous affordable and first-time home buyer housing
options across the range of Sacramento neighborhoods.
California Mortgage Refinance
Find out if now is the time to refinance! You may be able
to lower your monthly payments or reduce the time it takes
to pay off your loan. You may also be able to save even more
if you use your refinance proceeds to pay off credit cards
or other installment debt, since your mortgage is usually
100% tax-deductible, and interest on consumer debt is not.
Here are some important reasons to consider refinancing:
- Get a lower mortgage rate and reduce interest costs.
- Convert an adjustable rate
mortgage to a secure, fixed rate mortgage.
- Consolidate your first and
second mortgages into a mortgage with a lower rate.
- Get cash for family wants
and needs.
The advantages we offer you
for your refinancing needs include:
- Low rates
- Easy online application
- All types of mortgage programs
- Guidance and advice
from an experienced loan professional
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