Helping home buyers and sellers in central Oklahoma
I talk to people all the time who think they may not be in a position to buy because their credit has a few dings or they have not been able to save up money for a down payment or closing costs. But … Continue reading...
Technology changes at a dizzying pace. New apps and web sites hit the real estate market seemingly every week. These apps and sites are cool and usually easy to use - especially while you are sitting … Continue reading...
Most new home buyers finance their purchase, and are at least passingly familiar with the term "home mortgage" and understand that it is basically a lending institution loaning them money to purchase … 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...
Once you have a home under contract, it is typical to start dreaming of the upgrades you will do to your new home. Maybe some new paint, wallpaper, or new furniture is in order. But WAIT! Now is not … Continue reading...
When you took out a mortgage to buy your home, did you pay points? You may be able to deduct that prepaid interest on your federal tax return -- but only if you meet a long list of rules. The … Continue reading...
Buying a home can be an intimidating process, but with a little knowledge under your belt, you can better understand the process and become a stronger borrower. Here some things you should know before … Continue reading...
When you buy a fixer-upper house, you can save a ton of money, or get yourself in a financial fix. I have seen a lot of young couples get excited about buying a fixer upper, only to discover later … Continue reading...
By knowing how much mortgage you can handle, you can ensure that home ownership will fit in your budget. 1. The general rule of mortgage affordability As a rule of thumb, you can typically afford a … Continue reading...
You’ve found your dream home. Make sure missteps don’t prevent a successful closing. 1. Be truthful on your mortgage application You may think fudging your income a little or omitting debts when … Continue reading...
