Even the experts were surprised by the growth in the California housing market during 2020. Almost every county had rising real estate values & sales including Sonoma County, Napa, Marin, Monterey, San Mateo and San Francisco. The big question now is: What will the market look like in 2021? Here are some of the facts that drove the market this past year and how they may play out in 2021:
Despite everything that happened this year, the real estate market not only survived but thrived and played a big role in our California economic recovery. The next 12 months are just as promising. Buyer traffic is predicted to stay high and inventory levels are expected to rise.
If you saw your FICO score decline during these past months, or are self employed with difficult to prove income or having some other difficulty with mortgage approval to or refinance property, give Sun Pacific Mortgage a call at 707-523-2099. We offer private money financing on real estate to borrowers who want fast financing or do not qualify for conventional loans at the moment. We may be able to help you, too.
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