The Smart Home Buyer & Seller

Real Estate recently has been veiled in main stream culture as a Do-It-Yourself kind of project. Television shows and websites showcasing How To's of the Real Estate process include everything from Investment Flips to For Sale By Owners. It no surprise to experienced Real Estate agents that Home Buyers and Property Owners can be mis-led about the variable technicalities and specifics of each transaction. The Baskin Real Estate Specialists encourage home shoppers and home sellers to empower themselves with information from trusted real estate resources such as real estate programs and websites like The Future of Real Estate and www.darrylbaskin.com. When shopping for real estate think beyond the house and research the neighborhoods covenants and restrictions at www.tulsacountyneighborhhods.com. This kind of information is priceless to home buyers, home sellers and property investors. This preparation often leads to hundreds of saved dollars and to mention immeasurable saved time & aggravation.

Union Public Schools Reports to Shadow Ridge

The 2006- 2007 annual report for Union school district in the Tulsa metro area has been released. Along with the Superintendent's Message and District Overview, this report contains very useful information that a Tulsa home buyer or Tulsa home seller should be aware of. Construction of new union public schools and facilities, Union Student statistics and achievements, Employee and Teacher statistics, Enrollment Information and much more is outlined in the special issue of The Communicator. Residents of the Shadow Ridge Neighborhood located in south Tulsa will find it beneficial to review the Oklahoma District Report Card on Cedar Ridge Elementary. Empowering information can help you understand the importance of an elementary school when trying to sale or buy a property in Tulsa. For more information on this report visit www.darrylbaskin.com or call 918-258-2600.

Define "A Good Builder"

A Good Builder is one who doesn't have to build another house. What does this mean? Many home builders go out of business because they don't manage their money well. When a builder finishes a house, cash flow to pay the bills often comes from the next construction loan. This may seem harmless unless you are the last house they build when a banker says "No more money." If any sub-contractors don't get paid, they have the right to file liens against the property you just paid for! This really happens! Ask around.



Make sure you investigate your home builder and their financial standing. Certain loan types can help shield homebuyers from these dangers. Click here for more information on construction loans and Tulsa, OK area home builders.