Oklahoma comes from the Choctaw Indian phrase okla humma, or Red People. Choctaw Chief Allen Wright suggested the name in 1866, when Oklahoma was Indian Territory, and the tribes envisioned an all Indian State of the United States. That changed in 1889, when the famous Run of Oklahoma transformed the land into Oklahoma Territory, where citizens come come for a free 160 acres of land. In 1907, Oklahoma was declared the 46th State in the Union with it’s Capitol in Oklahoma City. Our state still reflects the hard work and daring that those first settlers brought, and today we are a proud state that leads the nation in the appreciation and stability of our housing market. Let me introduce you to some facts about our state. More >>>
We are an Oklahoma City Oklahoma team that specializes in helping people avoid foreclosure. My specific task on this team is to do the upfront consulting when we first have contact with the homeowners, and the process of getting everyone prepared for the listing of the home. I have blogged before about how short sales are [...]
Posted By: Joe Pryor 10:10 PM Friday, May 11, 2012 | READ MORE
Single Family, Traditional – Oklahoma City, Single Family, Traditional – Oklahoma City, OK Former model home where the builder put in extra woodwork, thicker granite tops in kitchen and Utility. Room sizes are excellent. All bedrooms have ceiling fans. Master is isolated on one side, and the two secondary bedrooms have a connected bath. Half [...]
Posted By: Joe Pryor 10:31 PM Thursday, May 10, 2012 | READ MORE
Gen Y also known as the Millennial Generation are the sons and daughters of the Baby Boomer Group. In Oklahoma City like most major cities they represent the typical buyer that we deal with right now being on average 29 years old. One thing we know is that they are now the largest in number, and [...]
Posted By: Joe Pryor 10:01 PM Sunday, May 6, 2012 | READ MORE
