Oklahoma realtors

Real Estate Bottoms Out - Housing Prices Begin Slow Rebound …
On one end, are oil-rich cities in Texas, Arkansas and Oklahoma that nearly skirted the housing recession altogether. Tipping the scale on the other side are foreclosure-ridden areas in Atlanta and swaths in Florida where prices are … read more…

Tulsa, Oklahoma Tops Relocate America's 2009 List Of Top 100 …
Sometimes realtors and investors don’t always see eye to eye! ” Scott Carson on What Every Realtor Needs To Know About Working With Real Estate Investors; ” You’re right. Too often we use what everyone else uses. … read more…

Rich Stephens, Realtors listing at 13821 E. 91st Street North …
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Bringing Buyers And Sellers Together
Real estate agents are in the business of bringing people together. By connecting a buyer with a seller the real estate agent is performing a valuable service to the community. When a buyer is looking… read more…

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…

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Saving a Buck: Renovating your home (Oklahoma’s NewsChannel 4)
OKLAHOMA CITY — Home sales are up for the fifth month in a row according to the National Association of Realtors. It’s good news for those looking to sell their home. If you are planning to sell, but want to make a few updates first consider which ones are worth the effort. read more…

Panel runs idea of Olympic bid by council (Tulsa World)
The Tulsa 2020 Committee on Tuesday presented the City Council with the idea of the city making a bid to host the 2020 summer Olympic games. read more…

Welcome to the bottom: Housing begins slow rebound (Jefferson City News Tribune)
It was — note the past tense — the worst housing recession anyone but survivors of the Great Depression can remember. From the frenzied peak of the real estate boom in 2005-2006 to the recession’s trough earlier this year, home resales fell 38 percent and sales of new homes tumbled 76 percent. read more…

Resolved Question: When renting in Oklahoma, how often is reasonable for a realtor to be showing the home while we occupy it?
We rented and moved into a house last month that was on the market. We were told the owners would no longer be actively trying to sell the house. The signs were removed from the front yard. The lockbox remains on the front door. Now, all of a sudden, different people want to look at the house 3 days in a row. Scheduling appointments and not showing up , then showing up unannounced. Neither the landlord nor his realtor are present during these showings, and they want for my husband, I, and our 3 children to leave everytime. We were given 24 hours notice 1 time, 2 hours the next, and 0 notice this last time. And why should we allow strangers into our home with our belongings with no supervision?

How often is reasonable to show the house to potential buyers?
So they can show the house everyday -as long as they tell me everyday that they’ll be back the next day? And the realtor hasn’t showed up 1 time.
So, I’m paying $1250 a month and just signed a 1 years lease- but I’m supposed to have people coming in and out all day long- or 2-3 times a day? Somehow, I doubt that’s what the Oklahoma Landlord Tenant Act meant as reasonable. That’s what ShowHomes is for, isn’t it?

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?