Came across your channel really good info about the new homes I live in central ca we got our house back in 2007 and the builder was called lakemont homes there where based out of Roseville ca
Yup! Just know that there are deals out there with much lower interest rates right now dropping the monthly payment dramatically! Let us know if you’d ever like to see an example.
@@samgolovey Show us an example of a new house that's affordable to the average income of the Sacramento and Elk Grove area.. which would be a new home that costs around 350-400k at most. The average household income in Sacramento is around 80k.. yet the average house price is for all houses is around 500k and above. None of that is "affordable", so lets not throw that word "affordable" around.
That subdivision by Winco is a bad location. IT borders valley hi with all the south sac garbage. Even delta shores new subdivision is even worse. Delta shores is part of the meadowview community and it will eventually connect.
Hahah. Well it really is about how much down payment you want to do as well as the rate you get on your loan. Some builders are offering much lower rates than the market.
There is no such thing as an "Affordable" house today. You have to be in the top 5% of CA to even be able to buy one. People from the bay area with their high level incomes compared to Sacramento are coming here and buying these "Affordable" homes.. which drives up the price of these "Affordable" homes which makes them unaffordable for those that lived here their entire lives. I only make 100k a year, there is no way I can afford one of these "Affordable" homes when I'm living paycheck to paycheck paying for rent on a 1200 square foot house in Elk Grove at 2600 a month. It takes a little over 1 paycheck just to keep a roof over my head and the lights on.. there isn't much to save each month to afford an "affordable" house that costs 6 times my gross income, not to mention the super high interest rates. I really don't understand how these are "Affordable". You need at least 150-200k a year plus 80-150k down payment to even think of buying a house in most places in CA.. or a dual income of mulutple people making 100k.. Again, all this is such BS.. "Affordable".. yeah right.
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Came across your channel really good info about the new homes I live in central ca we got our house back in 2007 and the builder was called lakemont homes there where based out of Roseville ca
Thanks for watching
these should be 300k houses...i'm claustrophobic just from the vid
Oh man, I thought affordable was affordable to me but no. It makes sense for the people with higher incomes.
Yup! Just know that there are deals out there with much lower interest rates right now dropping the monthly payment dramatically! Let us know if you’d ever like to see an example.
@@samgolovey Show us an example of a new house that's affordable to the average income of the Sacramento and Elk Grove area.. which would be a new home that costs around 350-400k at most. The average household income in Sacramento is around 80k.. yet the average house price is for all houses is around 500k and above. None of that is "affordable", so lets not throw that word "affordable" around.
LETS GO!!
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That subdivision by Winco is a bad location. IT borders valley hi with all the south sac garbage. Even delta shores new subdivision is even worse. Delta shores is part of the meadowview community and it will eventually connect.
If you’re an investor that’s fine. But if for your forever home forget about it! lol
Do you live in EG?
I agree, that area is bad. But the Sacramento area in general has gotten worse.
Affordable with only $5000/month payment 😂
Hahah. Well it really is about how much down payment you want to do as well as the rate you get on your loan. Some builders are offering much lower rates than the market.
There is no such thing as an "Affordable" house today. You have to be in the top 5% of CA to even be able to buy one. People from the bay area with their high level incomes compared to Sacramento are coming here and buying these "Affordable" homes.. which drives up the price of these "Affordable" homes which makes them unaffordable for those that lived here their entire lives. I only make 100k a year, there is no way I can afford one of these "Affordable" homes when I'm living paycheck to paycheck paying for rent on a 1200 square foot house in Elk Grove at 2600 a month. It takes a little over 1 paycheck just to keep a roof over my head and the lights on.. there isn't much to save each month to afford an "affordable" house that costs 6 times my gross income, not to mention the super high interest rates.
I really don't understand how these are "Affordable". You need at least 150-200k a year plus 80-150k down payment to even think of buying a house in most places in CA.. or a dual income of mulutple people making 100k..
Again, all this is such BS.. "Affordable".. yeah right.
KB homes in Plumas Lake,low $400k
Have you been to Plumas Lake?
Clickbait.. In what world is $600k affordable? My dude lives under a rock.
May not be affordable for you, but it is considered affordable for current Elk Grove prices.