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[12 Jun 2010 | 7 Comments | ]
About Tehama County


Nestled in the northern Sacramento Valley, Tehama County lies approximately midway between Sacramento and the Oregon border. Starting in the snowy Sierras to the east (the highest point is 8,200 ft), the County unfolds onto rolling foothills, excellent range land, and spectacular, flat-topped buttes, and then sweeps down onto the fertile floor of the Sacramento River Valley (elevation at Red Bluff is 341 ft). The County Seat, Red Bluff, is located on Interstate 5 and the Sacramento River approximately 135 road miles north of Sacramento. The river valley cuts a …

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[31 May 2010 | No Comment | ]
TRULIA AND REALTY TRAC SURVEY

59 PERCENT OF HOMEOWNERS WITH A MORTGAGE WOULD NOT CONSIDER WALKING AWAY FROM THEIR HOME NO MATTER HOW MUCH THEIR HOME IS “UNDERWATER” ACCORDING TO A NEW SURVEY FROM TRULIA AND REALTYTRAC

Only 1 Percent of Homeowners With A Mortgage Say Walking Away Is Their First Choice If Unable To Pay; 69 Percent Say Modifying Their Loan is Their First Choice
While the stigma around owning a foreclosure has subsided, interest in purchasing a foreclosure is significantly down year-over-year

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[24 May 2010 | No Comment | ]
Siskiyou County Info

Siskiyou County is located at the Northern edge of the CA / OR Border, with Interstate 5 going right down the middle of the county. To the East, Highway 97 takes you from Weed to the Oregon Border.

Siskiyou County is ranked 5th in area among California counties, with some 6,347 square miles, but we are only ranked 44th in population among California’s 58 counties with about 45,000 folks.

History and Activities:

1851, Gold discovered in Yreka, the county seat.

Mid 1880’s construction of the Central Pacific Railroad (now Southern …

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[16 May 2010 | No Comment | ]
Rebound of Housing?

Daily Real Estate News  | May 14, 2010

When Will the Housing Market Rebound?
All the signs are there for continued improvement in the economy as well as housing markets, but it will be several years before real estate practitioners can expect to see markets returning to equilibrium, two of the country’s top economists told REALTORS® this week.

By the end of this year, practitioners should see 5.4 million existing-home sales and home price growth of up to 3 percent, said NAR Chief Economist Lawrence Yun.

Already many markets are …

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