Tulsa Area Real Estate Blog (and more...)

The Market Value Of Your Home is NOT:1. What you have in it.2. What you need out of it.3. What you want.4. What it appraised for.5. What you heard your neighbors house sold for.6. What the tax office says it's worth.7. How much it is insured for.8. Based on memories and treasures.9. Based on prop...

The following statistics are based on single family homes is specific school districts.  TULSA School DistrictThe market in Tulsa would appear to be in a SELLERS market because there is only a 5 month supply of homes on the market.  This means at the current rate of sale it would take 5 months to...

Education   Providing a comprehensive education from pre-kindergarten through college has been the goal of community leaders since the city's founding. The results of this dedication are reflected in some impressive statistics. More than 83 percent of Tulsa area residents have a high school diplo...

Tulsa is the second-largest city in Oklahoma and is located in the northeastern part of the state. Wichita lies 133 miles to the north, Oklahoma City is 100 miles southwest, Dallas is 235 miles south and Little Rock is 223 miles southeast.   Tulsa History The earliest settlers of the area date ba...

Congress recently passed legislation allowing MI payments to be tax deductible for mortgages closed in 2007. The Mortgage Insurance Fairness Act will allow homeowners with adjusted household incomes of $109,000 or less to deduct some or all of the cost of their MI premiums from their annual incom...

Half of the Tulsa area employers answering a survey plan to add jobs in the first quarter, Manpower says. The Tulsa area job market should be among the strongest in the nation during the first quarter of 2007, according to the Manpower Employment Outlook Survey.  From January to March, 50 percent...