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2009
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When I was a younger man I used to hunt ducks and geese with my older brother. He is one of those people who was born 300 years too late, otherwise he would be pushing west into unknown territory. I used to call him Natty Bumppo. We had a leased property that was right next to the refuge around T...
11/29/2009
In Oklahoma City we don't have the number of foreclosure and short sale properties as other areas according to companies like RealtyTrac, but I am here to dispute their numbers. There are lots more shorts that are hiding behind Realtors that don't get the big picture about having the expertise to...
11/21/2009
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I am from Oklahoma City, a place where optimism is strong, and the future looks bright. It wasn't always that way. In 1982 we had the dual collapse of the energy and agriculture industries, and went into a bad economic state that people in Detroit could appreciate. In 1993 we started to see recov...
11/17/2009
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This is very accurate information if you are in this position. Sometimes this is preferable to a Chapter 7 total liquidation.Commencing a Chapter 13 Case –A Chapter 13 bankruptcy case begins with the filing of the bankruptcy petition. –Upon the filing of the petition an automatic stay arises that...
11/15/2009
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Oklahoma City has fewer people in mortgage default than most areas, but we are seeing a rising tide of them. I am a positive person by nature, but sometimes you see a problem and wonder how to solve it or if it could be solved. The practice of conventional mortgages going into a short sale, and t...
11/12/2009
This instruction is simple and to the point. One of the common misconceptions for home buyers (and some real estate professionals) is that the first time home buyers tax credit is $8000 for all buyers. When reading the fine print of the IRS form 5405 there is an entry line to fill out asking for...
11/09/2009
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Part of my daily habit is commenting on post at Active Rain. I started blogging and commenting regularly a year ago while I was in cancer treatment in Houston. As I was commenting on post today I felt more emotion in not only my responses, but in how the post affected me. As I went from pricing h...
11/04/2009
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