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Should You Buy a House Now or Wait Until 2025?
Homes are selling fast, indicating it’s still competitive.Buy now if you're ready.Buyers are hesitant now, so waiting might be wise if you're cautious.
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Oklahoma: Cities With the Fastest-Growing Home Prices
Medicine Park – Typical home value: $260K – 1-year price change: + 12%Wyandotte – Typical home value: $207K – 1-year price change: + 11.2%
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Just Sold this listing Address: 704 E Mayberry Avenue
This Charming 3 bed/2 full bath home offers a blend of modern amenities with traditional and classic design. Step inside to find beautifully refinished hardwood floors throughout, a large living room that creates a warm and inviting atmosphere. The modern kitchen is a chef's delight featuring sleek new countertops, stainless steel appliances and an open…
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You just bought a home? Here’s what you should do before moving in
Before moving into your new home, change all exterior locks and garage codes. Consider a thorough cleaning, set up utility accounts, and update your address with the post office. Ensure all detectors are working and locate important controls. Once settled, establish routines and explore the neighborhood. The FHA's 203(k) program now allows borrowers to include…
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Fed Interest Rate Forecast for 2025-26: Expert Insights
Fed Funds Rate Trends Forecast: – 2025 rate: drop to 4.0% – 2026 rate: to hold ~3.8% Economic Outlook for 2025: – GDP growth: taper from 1.8% to 2.5% by year-end – Rate cuts respond to slower economic growth
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Real Estate Investing: Essential Tips for Newbies
Conduct detailed inspections to uncover hidden issues and avoid costly repairs later. Select locations with strong amenities and growth potential for successful Real Estate investments.
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What Is Buy Now, Pay Later?
BNPL options are becoming popular for spreading payments on large purchases, including home-related expenses.BNPL loans don't require hard credit checks, making them easy to qualify for.
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Early-Q4: Best Time for Homebuyers
The first week of October 2024 offers homebuyers potential savings of over $14K on median-priced homes. This week may see up to 37% more for-sale inventory compared to the start of 2024.
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Oklahoma Risks Losing 1,500 Affordable Homes by 2030
Oklahoma may lose up to 1,500 affordable homes by 2030 due to expiring tax credit regulations. Properties built with Low-Income Housing Tax Credits (LIHTC) face affordability requirements expiring after 30-yr.
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Will Oklahoma’s Housing Market Crash in 2025-2026?
Price increases continue, but at a slower rate; 2025-2026 sees gradual stabilization, not rapid growth. Oklahoma’s home supply increased, reducing buyer competition and leading to a more balanced market.