Helping home buyers and sellers in central Oklahoma
Sellers often ask if they can just provide a carpet allowance on a listing in lieu of installing new carpet. In their mind, this is a benefit to the buyer since it allows the buyer to choose their own … Continue reading...
I sometimes have sellers who don't want to make repairs or updates and prefer to sell their home "as-is". As a home seller, that is certainly an option, but be prepared to take a major price beating … Continue reading...
Want to purchase all new furniture before you move into your new house? Maybe Mathis Brothers has zero percent financing on that new master bedroom suite so you can pay it off over time without any … Continue reading...
I often get asked "When do I need to pack my belongings and move out of my house once it is under contract?" While it would be nice to just hire a moving company to come and pack your belongings a few … Continue reading...
I have worked with RE/MAX almost my entire professional career and love the entire team that provides the services my clients need and has my back in this sometimes crazy business. We have over … Continue reading...
We often get the question "why should I pay for a home inspection on a newly constructed home? Doesn't it come with a one year warranty?" A valid question for sure. In my experience, you should … Continue reading...
Question: I heard there were changes in how treatments, repairs, replacements and inspections are done with the new Oklahoma Real Estate Contracts that just came out in November 2015. Can you … Continue reading...
Unless you’re living in the 123-room Spelling Manor, you probably don’t have space to store massive amounts of tax and insurance paperwork, warranties, and repair receipts related to your home. But … Continue reading...
Question: We are first time home buyers, and we are interested in purchasing a foreclosure. On television we see how people gain a lot of equity by purchasing a foreclosed property. Can you help us … Continue reading...
Not necessarily. Oklahoma has a lot of clay in the soil, and it is common for the soil to shift during extreme weather, especially our hot summers. This shifting over time can cause foundations to … Continue reading...
