Understanding Pre-Foreclosure: Everything You Need to Know With millions of homes across the country going into pre-foreclosure, it’s important for both buyers and mortgage holders to understand the process. So what is pre-foreclosure in Broken Arrow any way? Countless homeowners across America and Broken Arrow continue facing difficulties in making their monthly mortgage payments in 2020. … Continued
Thinking about selling your Tulsa house? Consider a lease option to get the price you want! Learn more in our latest post! Lease options can be a better selling strategy than most people realize. It will help you get the best price overall while providing you with extra income until the house has officially sold. … Continued
Many investors rely solely on private lending to purchase properties. You can go for this method, or combine private loans with traditional bank financing to get the capital you need. If you have not worked with a private lender, we can help you understand what to expect when using private lending in Oklahoma. We have … Continued
Do you know the difference between soft money and hard money lenders? If you want to finance investment real estate, you’ll want to understand the differences so you can determine which borrowing method will be best for your situation. In this post, we will break it all down so you can make the right decisions … Continued
Selecting a lender can be a difficult process if you don’t know the right questions to ask. This article features 5 questions to ask when looking for the lender in Oklahoma who is right for you! While the process might seem arduous, you must remember that you have the upper hand. There are a variety of … Continued
Do you want to buy your first investment property, but you aren’t sure how you’ll finance it? Here are 6 ways to get the cash you need to invest here locally in the Tulsa area! Making an investment in Tulsa real estate is never a bad idea. With consistently strong returns, real estate investment is … Continued
It’s no secret that foreclosure rates in America are on the rise. This can affect the Oklahoma real estate market in all sorts of ways. The housing market has always been a volatile industry. With fluctuating prices, ever-changing regulations, and unforeseeable economic conditions, it can be challenging for homebuyers and home sellers to navigate the … Continued
Home sales usually fall into one of three main categories: traditional sales, short sales, and foreclosures. For buyers, each has pros and cons, though generally speaking the cheaper properties are short sales and foreclosures. But if you’re a buyer, you need to keep in mind that these properties are usually cheaper for a good reason. … Continued
Whether you overpaid for the property in a bidding war, you’ve fallen behind on mortgage payments, or property values have dipped, being upside-down on your mortgage or owing more than the current market value is a less-than-ideal situation for homeowners. If circumstances force you to sell your house due to foreclosure instead of waiting out … Continued
The wheels that drive foreclosures turn very slowly, and there is ample opportunity to steer the ship in a new direction and salvage your future. Sadly, foreclosure is entirely avoidable, yet lives are often damaged for years because homeowners weren’t fully informed of the consequences and took no action to prevent the process. Whatever circumstances … Continued
Facing foreclosure can be an extremely stressful experience for any Oklahoma homeowner. Not only does it mean the loss of a home, but it can also have a significant impact on one’s credit score and financial future. Fortunately, there are options available for homeowners facing foreclosure, including working with direct property buyers in Oklahoma. In … Continued
Owing more than your house is worth is not a favorable position if you should need to sell, even more so if you are under pressure to sell quickly for personal or financial reasons. Often already under a great deal of stress, taking on the sale of a house can seem like an overwhelming proposition. … Continued