Friday, April 27, 2012

Luxury Flooring Options for Your Tulsa Home

There are many ways to add a little bit of luxury to our lives, even here in the Tulsa area.  There are luxury automobiles, luxury clothing, luxury skin care, and even luxury real estate in Tulsa.  Have you ever considered luxurious flooring options for your home?  Luxury homes, in many ways, are just like any other home.  One of the main differences is the choices that are made in the design of a luxury home. To find out, "What Types of Flooring Would I Find in a Tulsa Luxury Home?", read the previous article found at www.darrylbaskin.com.

Saturday, March 31, 2012

Real Estate Title Fraud

Handling fraud in any situation is difficult. When it comes to title insurance, there are some things to keep in mind. First, let's define title insurance. Title Insurance is insurance that covers financial loss as a result of a defect in a title to real estate. Second, we need to know what period the insurance will cover. When we buy homeowner's or auto insurance, we are covering our home or auto from the time we purchase the policy until that point in the future that the coverage is canceled. With title insurance, though, it works in reverse. Title insurance covers from the moment you purchase your home and into the past. If you are sued after you close on the property, then the title insurance may not cover you. Finally, title insurance issues can be quite tricky, especially with Tulsa luxury real estate. To ensure that you are covered for everything you need, talk to your Tulsa area attorney or your Tulsa title company. You may even consider asking for extended coverage on your title insurance to cover you from your home purchase into the future.

If you suspect Oklahoma real estate title fraud, contact David Keesling at Richardson, Richardson, Boudreaux at 918-492-7674 or www.rrblawok.com.

To purchase Oklahoma title insurance or if you have questions about title insurance in Oklahoma, contact Karen Burnette of FirsTitle at 918-493-2241 or www.firstitle.com

For all your Oklahoma home, auto, and life insurance needs and more, contact Mike Tedford, Tedford Insurance at 918-299-2345 or www.tedfordinsurance.com

For all your Tulsa, Oklahoma area luxury real estate needs, contact The Tulsa Luxury Property Group of McGraw Realtors at 918-739-0397 or tulsaluxurypropertygroup.com

Tuesday, February 28, 2012

Living Tulsa Luxury

Tulsa luxury real estate seems to be a topic that interests many people. People ask "What price constitutes a Tulsa luxury home?" or "How do I bring luxury living to my home". In Tulsa and surrounding areas, luxury homes begin at $500,000. All luxury homes, have common characteristics including price, amenities, and materials. They are not always sold at the same price but are generally priced within the top 10% of home sales in the area for the previous year. Construction materials are of higher quality and there are many amenities such as granite, in-ground pools, solid hardwood flooring, home automation systems, and extra space.

So, How do you add luxury to your life? When attempting to add luxury living to your home, start with two questions:
  1. What do I consider luxurious?
  2. What can I add to my home that other homes in the price range do not offer?
Whether your idea is to upgrade your flooring and appliances or add a pool, answering those questions will get you on your way to adding a little luxury to your living.

For more information on Luxury Living, visit the link to the left or visit www.darrylbaskin.com.

For more information on great Tulsa area hardwood flooring at great prices, contact Jim Ecrette of ProSource Wholesale Floorcoverings at 918-252-7711 or www.prosourcefloors.com/tulsa. Make sure you ask for Darryl Baskin's wholesale pricing!

For all your Tulsa luxury real estate needs, contact Diana Riley Patterson of Tulsa Luxury Property Group of McGraw Realtors at 918-782-3211 or tulsaluxurypropertygroup.com.

For Tulsa home automation, contact Keegan Beck of KMB Enterprises at 918-527-1031 or www.kmbenterprisesllc.com.

For information on Tulsa residential real estate and for a complete Tulsa Multiple Listing Service Home Search, visit www.homeguidetulsa.com

Tuesday, January 17, 2012

Are Those Add-On Fees on Your Closing Document Illegal?

In 2009, the US District Court ruled that add-on fees on the HUD-1 closing document could be against federal law. Commissions on the HUD-1 can be a flat fee, a percentage of sales price, or a combination but should not exceed the agreed upon commission in the listing brokers listing agreement. If the fee exceeds that agreed upon amount then HUD can determine if the services provided justify the additional charges. Unjustified charges are against the Real Estate Settlement Procedures Act or RESPA and can be subject to penalties.

For all your Tulsa Luxury Real Estate transactions, contact Sherri Sanders of The Tulsa Luxury Property Group at McGraw Realtors at 918-724-5008 or tulsaluxurypropertygroup.com

For a Tulsa, OK area mortgage, contact Karen Heston of BOK Mortgage at 918-481-7353 or http://kheston-boklo.mortgagewebcenter.com

Sunday, January 1, 2012

Tulsa's Hidden Luxury Homes For Sale

If you have ever dreamed of owning a Tulsa luxury home, you may be surprised to know that luxury can be found in many moderately priced homes. In Tulsa area real estate, a home is generally considered "luxury" when it is priced over $500,000. Even though a luxury home is something that many of us can't afford, there are many homes that are moderately priced and still have luxury features.

All luxury homes have one thing in common, they have features, materials or qualities that are considered to be a luxury. Those features might be: granite countertops, marble flooring, a home theater, heated towel racks, heated floors, an outdoor living area, a home automation system and much more.



Interested in Tulsa luxury real estate?, contact Darryl Baskin, Tulsa Luxury Property Group at McGraw Realtors, 918-258-2600 or tulsaluxurypropertygroup.com.

For Tulsa Home Automation System Installation, contact Keegan Beck, KMB Enterprises, 918-527-1031 or www.kmbenterprisesllc.com

Thursday, December 29, 2011

What Is Luxury Real Estate?

All across the United States, luxury real estate construction usually has several common factors. A few of those common factors include: price, amenities, and material quality. When it comes to price, it is not uncommon to hear people ask "Where does the price for a Tulsa, Oklahoma luxury home begin?" Generally speaking, luxury homes in the Tulsa, Oklahoma and surrounding area begin at $500,000. Many real estate experts across the country will tell you that the price for the luxury real estate market in any area is based on the top 10 percent of home sales in the last year.

Another factor in luxury homes is the amenities. One thing that all luxury homes in Tulsa have are amenities. Amenities are different for everyone but all luxury homes have them. For some, it might be the location- near a waterfront. For others it could be a unique in-ground pool, high end appliances, expensive finishes, and lots of space.

Along the same line, when luxury homes are being constructed, higher quality materials are being used. On the exterior, you might find stucco or full brick or stone instead of partial brick or siding. In the interior of the home, as above, you will find high-end appliances, granite or marble appliances, extra space, and upgraded flooring- plush carpeting, solid hardwood flooring, or even marble. In today's market, many expect lots of energy efficient features and products as well.

With luxury real estate in the Tulsa, Oklahoma area, there are many factors to consider to ensure that the investment will pay off, not only in comfort and expectations, but also in future value. For all your Tulsa, OK. area luxury real estate needs, contact Kelly Howard of the Tulsa Luxury Property Group of McGraw Realtors at 918-230-6341 or tulsaluxurypropertygroup.com.

Tuesday, November 29, 2011

When You Move, Don't Pack These!!

Packing and moving can be a lengthy and stressful process. Knowing what to pack is simple, right? Not always! There are some items that should not be packed when you are using a moving company. Hazardous items are actually illegal for movers to transport. The following items should not be sent in the moving van:
  • Pant and paint thinners
  • Ammunition and firearms
  • Gas, Propane, or Oil
  • Flammable or explosive materials
  • Aerosols
  • Acetone products
  • Stereo
  • Matches
  • Valuable items
  • Pets
For a complete list of items Tulsa moving companies can’t move or to move your Tulsa area luxury property, contact Mike, Relocation LLC, at 918-455-6683 or www.relocationllc.net.

For junk removal services in Tulsa, contact David Tittle, I-Haul, 918-261-4008 or www.ihaulusa.com.

For your Tulsa luxury real estate needs, contact Tim Hayes of The Tulsa Luxury Property Group at McGraw Realtors, 918-739-0397 or tulsaluxurypropertygroup.com