Active IDX link to Search Homes in Tulsa, Broken Arrow area MLS February 24th, 2009 8:41 PM

Today I was able to get my IDX link integrated into my web-sites www.BillHowardHomes.com & www.HomesofBA.com.  This will be a major boost in performance to my real estate websites by allowing my clients, customers and the general public a place they can search local Broken Arrow, Tulsa, Jenks, Bixby, Owasso, Coweta and Metro area real estate & land.  I'm so excited to have this link up and running actively on www.BillHowardHomes.com. Currently www.HomesofBA.com is down as I'm transferring the domain and this take about 72 hours to propagate to the name servers and become live on the web.  IDX, MLS will however be fully active on this local Broken Arrow, Oklahoma real estate web portal. 

Other Broken Arrow, OK Sports News:   Our soccer season starts tomorrow and my son is very excited about this.  Of course I will be coaching the new team as last seasons coach didn't come back.  The team name will stay the same as we got involved in this late so the Timberwolves it is.  I look forward to the challenge of getting these boys prepared and ready for the season opener.  The Broken Arrow Soccer Club "BASC" has been supportive in helping me get things setup as I was made coach after most teams have already been practicing a week. We now have two weeks to prepare for our first game at Indian Springs Soccer Complex in Broken Arrow.

I'm currently working on a Short Sale property for a client and an REO, Bank Owned Foreclosure for a client.  Sometimes the Short Sale properties can take some time as you have to wait on the lien holders, Banks to get all the proper paper work & documentation. You also must deal with the attorneys they are using to move the property through the foreclosure process.  It's a shame that more people in financial trouble don't speak to a local Broken Arrow or Tulsa area Realtor about selling before this process is started or almost completed.  If they did they may find help if they only would ask.  It's better to short sale the home if possible than allow the property to go into foreclosure.