Oklahoma realtors

REALTORS® Develop Wisconsin Foreclosure Assistance Web Site …
Madison, WI - July 15, 2009 - (RealEstateRama) — A new online resource developed by the Wisconsin REALTORS® Association can help consumers take steps to avoid foreclosure or navigate through the process for a better outcome. … Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Mississippi, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, North Carolina, Ohio, Oklahoma, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Carolina, South Dakota, Tennessee … read more…

Cost-Effective Ideas to Sell Your Home « Tulsa Oklahoma Real Estate
Selling a home in today’s real estate market can be slightly hard to do, especially against the competition of the many short sales and foreclosures. Therefore, homeowners have to prepare their homes to sell quickly. … read more…

The Philadelphia Real Estate Blog: Home Inspections: 4 Tips to …
Posted 1 day ago • Joe Pryor.com Realtor Oklahoma Investment Properties (RE/MAX Associates). Christopher & Stephanie, great post, thank you. I have been dreading a home inspection on my one property because I have had these people fix … read more…

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Tulsa Home Builders - Top 5 Reasons to Buy a New Home in the Tulsa Metro Now
1. Interest rates are stil exceptionally depressed but are soaring. Mortgage rates surged with bond yields lately to the highest since November, putting an end to progression formed by a i… read more…

Top Real Estate Markets in the Country: Charleston, SC
Earlier this year Forbes named Charleston, South Carolina the ninth strongest real estate market in the United States. Houston, Texas; Tulsa, Oklahoma; El Paso, Texas; Buffalo, New York; Pittsburgh, … read more…

Knoxville Real Estate | Looking Beyond the Market for Real Estate Advice
Knoxville real estate has long been a barometer for the rest of Tennessee. But now, in the recession, the city is behaving out of character. One day things might look promising; the next, not so good…. read more…

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Local, federal officials cooperate on fraud inquiries (The Oklahoman)
Mortgage fraud hasn’t plagued the Oklahoma City area despite big attention given to a couple of big cases in Edmond, but local officials are strengthening ties with the FBI as it devotes more effort to probing the mortgage and real estate industry.One case in Edmond involved inflated appraisals and schemes that took down a prominent Realtor selling homes in the upscale Oak Tree addition from … read more…

Dowsing: County residents using ancient tradition to find water (The Ukiah Daily Journal)
for The Daily Journal Mendocino County has never been known for abundant water sources, and in this water-wise era, more people than ever are using the services of a dowser to help them locate and utilize the best water resources available to them. read more…

Keeping Consumers Confident (RISMedia Real Estate News)
RISMEDIA, July 9, 2009-It’s no secret that real estate agents today are dealing with a lack of consumer confidence. While the Oklahoma City marketplace has been fortunate to not experience the slowdown that many real estate companies across the country have witnessed, Bob Linn, broker/owner of EXIT Bob Linn Real … read more…

Resolved Question: Home prices and mortgages?
I have been looking at buying a home and when I went out today with my realtor he was showing me homes and 5 of them we saw have gone UP in price, example one was listed 99,000 2 weeks ago when he showed it to me today it was 108,900 and another he showed me was 115,000 last week and now its 122,500. Hw also told me interest rates are starting to raise. Why are homeprices raising, I thought this was a buyers market. He showed me the paper work with the date it was listed, all the info on the home and the price changes. so I know hes not BSing me…plus the homes were listed with different realtors. Are the prices and interest rates really going up that quickly, if so then I need to put a rush on finding a home. I live in Southwest Oklahoma if it matters any

Resolved Question: Advice on a custody dispute.?
I’ve been divorced for about 2 years now. My ex husband has custody. I didn’t have a lawyer in the divorce and pretty much got screwed. The way the custody arrangement is written I get the children (who are 4 and 6) in the summer and for a week over X-Mas break. My ex and I live in different states, he in California and myself in Idaho. We got divorced in Oklahoma.

It’s written that if I don’t ask for extra time before May 1st, I only get 42 days in the summer with them. This year at the end of December, as I was filling out my leave for the year, I asked my ex if I could have the boys from June 13 until August 4th. He refused that and we finally agreed that I could have them until July 31st. I sent him an email confirming the dates so that its in writing.

He and his new wife are trying to buy a house. The car that I drive and pay for is in his name. With the car on his credit his debt to income ratio is too high for the house. Supposedly his realtor is asking for bank statements showing that I’m the one paying for the car. I refuse to give 11 months of bank statements to my ex or a complete stranger. Which I feel is in my right.

Now he’s saying that since I won’t work with him, he’s not going to work with me and is only allowing me to have the boys for 42 days. Which can start June 13th if I like. Can he do that?

I feel that I must also add that it states in the custody arrangement that I’m to get every Wednesday and every other weekend with them, which I’m obviosly not getting now that we live so far apart. He failed to get the custody arrangement changed before he left Oklahoma and my lawyer failed to get the paperwork filed before he left the state.

It’s become more then obvious lately that he’s using the boys to control me. I’ll go weeks without being able to speak to them because neither he or his wife will answer the phone or call me back. Then when I do get to talk to them my oldest will ask me why I didn’t want to talk to him. My ex will threaten to “revoke” my rights to the children on the basis that I’m not paying child support (which I am. I haven’t missed a payment yet and kind of want him to file a false report). He makes a lot of empty threats in general on the rare occasions that I do speak with him.

I want to get full custody of the boys, or at least modify it so that I get more time with them. I don’t think living with him is in the best interest of the kids. I’ve had people suggest that I have health and welfare do a check of his house, but I’m not sure who in California I’m supposed to call. I also know I’m supposed to get a California lawyer to represent me, but I can’t afford a lawyer. What should my next step be?