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  • How to Buy or Sell a Condemned Home

    Condemned homes, often seen as dilapidated properties, can be part of the solution to the U.S. housing shortage, with around 1.4 million residential properties currently vacant. Sellers should understand local regulations, set realistic prices, and consider demolition costs, which can range from $10,000 to $50,000. Buyers need to conduct thorough research, including inspections and title…

  • 15 Tips for First-Time Home Buyers

    Buying your first home can be both exciting and daunting. First-time buyers should consider various mortgage options, including conventional loans with down payments as low as 3%, FHA loans at 3.5%, and VA loans with no down payment. It's essential to budget for down payments, closing costs (2-6% of the loan), and moving expenses. A…

  • Check out my new listing Address: 500 S Susan Avenue

    Charming 3-Bedroom Home with Pool, Spacious Backyard, and New Shed in Wagoner This beautiful single-story home in Wagoner offers 3 spacious bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, and a 2-car garage, making it the perfect place for families or those seeking extra space. The inviting living room features vaulted ceilings that create a bright, airy atmosphere, while the…

  • Ultra High Net Worth Financial Advisors and Wealth Managers

    Understanding a financial advisor's value requires knowledge of fee structures, compensation models, and fiduciary duties. Differentiating between fee-only and fee-based advisors, and considering robo-advisors, is important. Ultra high net worth clients should choose advisors with specialized knowledge, a fiduciary mindset, and a strong track record. Technology, client engagement, and transparency are key in advisor selection.…

  • When’s the Best Time of Year to Sell Your Home?

    When’s the Best Time of Year to Sell Your Home?

    Spring and Early Summer Are Ideal: These seasons often see increased buyer activity and higher sale pricesLocal Market Variations Matter: Optimal selling times can differ based on regional demand and climate.

  • Just Sold this listing Address: 8105 N 74th East Avenue

    Welcome to your dream home! This stunning residence features 3 spacious bedrooms and a dedicated office complete with doors for privacy. The thoughtfully designed split bedroom plan ensures comfort and convenience for everyone. As you step into the heart of the home, be captivated by the vaulted kitchen ceiling that accentuates the modern white cabinetry,…

  • Just Sold this listing Address: 9804 E 108th Court North

    Charming Three-Bedroom Home in Owasso Nestled on a peaceful cul-de-sac lot, this beautiful single-story home in Owasso offers the perfect blend of comfort and convenience. With a thoughtfully designed split floor plan, the home features three bedrooms and two well-appointed bathrooms, ensuring plenty of space for family living. The large kitchen is a chef’s dream,…

  • Oklahoma Ranks 2nd in Housing Market Stability

    Oklahoma Ranks 2nd in Housing Market Stability

    Oklahoma has the second most stable housing market in the US, with zero chance of a 5% price drop over the past 25 years. Since 2000, the median home price ↑ 155%, below the US avg of ↑ 196%.

  • Oklahoma homestead tax exemption deadline is March 15

    The deadline to apply for Oklahoma's homestead tax exemption is March 15. Homeowners living in their residence can lower their annual tax bill, with potential savings of $87 to $141. The exemption disregards the first $1,000 of a home's assessed value and limits annual increases to 3% for eligible properties. Seniors earning under $89,500 can…

  • Oklahoma: Budget-Friendly Home Renovations

    Oklahoma: Budget-Friendly Home Renovations

    Renovating a basement in Oklahoma costs around $6,685, much lower than the national average. Nationally, renovating a basement will cost you $22,898 on average.

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