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Tulsa In The Headlines

All the experts seem to think the same thing: that investing in Tulsa real estate is smart. While other markets may be struggling, the Tulsa area market is safe and sound. Tulsa is consistently ranked in the top ten lists of trusted news and investment sources as a city where real estate is healthy, growing, and safe and sound.

So you’re looking for a second opinion on the Tulsa real estate market? How about a third? And a fourth? Great. They all say the Tulsa real estate market is a solid investment.

 
Great. But, Just The Facts, Please

Just The Facts...

Ready for that new home, but taking a “wait and see” approach? Waiting to see if mortgage rates will dip just a little lower? Today, mortgage rates are the lowest in recorded history. What does that mean compared to just one year ago?

The Difference 1% Interest Can Make

With the purchase of a $150,000 home, you would be saving $95 a month, every month – $1140 a year, every year.

 
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Why Buy Now?

Home values in Tulsa are up.

Between 2005 and 2009 the average sales price of a Tulsa-area home went up over 10.4% to $156,858.

 
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Don't Miss Out. Don't Wait Too Long.

It could be a cold day before we see interest rates this low again. Mortgage interest rate lows, that is. But be for sure, this drastically low rate is not frozen – it could go back up at any moment... and you would feel the heat. If you’re ready to buy a home in Tulsa, it’s a great time. The Greater Tulsa Association of Realtors has good news. We’re here to report that interest rates are at historic lows. And housing availability in our area is

great. If you're ready for that home of your dreams, you couldn’t have chosen a better place or a better time. For all the good news – and the guidance you need to take full advantage of the best interest rates and home ownership opportunities, call your realtor today! It’s a great time to buy!

 
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