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Branden Smith
  • Roseville, CA
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Looking for some opinions on two different cities in the Sacramento area. I'm looking into buying a SFH in either Citrus Heights or Antelope and plan to keep the property and rent it out after I move out.

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Gordon Cuffe
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@Branden Smiththe prices for houses are almost the same in each city but Antelope is a little higher. In Citrus Heights, you will find homes that are built in the 1970's and in Antelope you can find homes built in the 1990's and newer. I remember you could find houses under 130k in each city now you cant find anything under 200k unless it needs work. I have owned rentals in each city so if you ever have more questions send me a email.

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